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1 enchaîner
enchaîner° [ɑ̃∫ene]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = lier) to chain upb. [+ paragraphes, pensées, mots] to link2. intransitive verb(Cinema, theatre) to move on (to the next scene)• Paul enchaîna: « d'abord... » Paul went on: "first..."3. reflexive verb► s'enchaîner [épisodes, séquences] to follow on from each other* * *ɑ̃ʃɛne
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1) to chain up [personne, animal]2) to put [something] together [idées, mots]3) to enslave [humanité, peuple]; to shackle [presse]
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verbe intransitif ( poursuivre) to go on
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s'enchaîner verbe pronominal1) [personne] to chain oneself (à to)2) [plans, séquences] to follow on* * *ɑ̃ʃene1. vt1) [prisonnier] to chain up2) [mouvements, séquences] to link, to link together2. vi* * *enchaîner verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( attacher) to chain up [personne, animal]; enchaîner à to chain to; enchaîné à la grille chained to the railings;2 ( coordonner) to put [sth] together [idées, mots];B vi ( poursuivre) to go on; ‘alors,’ enchaîna-t-il ‘so,’ he went on; enchaîner sur l'économie/avec une nouvelle chanson to move on to the economy/on to a new song.C s'enchaîner vpr1 ( s'attacher) to chain oneself (à to);2 ( être coordonné) [plans, séquences, chapitres] to follow on; les plans s'enchaînent mal the shots do not follow on very well; à partir de là tout s'est enchaîné everything followed on from there.[ɑ̃ʃene] verbe transitif2. [attacher ensemble - prisonniers] to chain (up) together (separable) ; [ - maillons] to link (up) (separable)3. [asservir - média] to trammel, to shackle ; [ - personne] to enslave ; [ - libertés] to put in chains ou shacklesvos arguments ne sont pas bien enchaînés your arguments aren't presented in logical sequence ou don't follow on from each other (UK)5. [dans une conversation]"c'est faux", enchaîna-t-elle "it's not true," she went on————————[ɑ̃ʃene] verbe intransitif1. [poursuivre] to move ou to follow on————————s'enchaîner verbe pronominal intransitif[images, épisodes] to form a (logical) sequence[événements] to be linked togethertes paragraphes s'enchaînent mal your paragraphs don't hang together well ou are a bit disjointed -
2 guirlande
guirlande [giʀlɑ̃d]feminine noun[de fleurs] garland* * *giʀlɑ̃dnom féminin ( de fleurs) garland; ( de Noël) tinsel; ( de papier) paper chain; ( en plein air) bunting [U]Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɡiʀlɑ̃d nf[fleurs] garland, [papier] paper chainguirlande lumineuse — lights pl fairy lights pl Grande-Bretagne
guirlande de Noël — tinsel no pl
Nous avons décoré le sapin de Noël avec des guirlandes. — We decorated the Christmas tree with tinsel.
* * *guirlande nf (de fleurs, feuillage) garland; ( de Noël) tinsel; ( de papier) paper chain; ( en plein air) bunting ¢.[girlɑ̃d] nom féminin1. [de fleurs] garland2. [de papier] paper garland3. [de lumières]a. [de Noël] Christmas tree lights, fairy lightsb. [pour une fête] fairy lights -
3 filičre bois
комплексное производство древесины
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timber producing chain
All interrelated steps of the lumber manufacturing process including tree felling, the removal of tops, branches and bark, the piling and sawing of logs, and the transportation and loading of finished boards or other products. (Source: TIM)
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