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1 valise
valise [valiz]feminine noun(suit)case, bag• faire sa valise or ses valises to pack ; ( = partir) to pack one's bags* * *valiznom féminin ( bagage) suitcasefaire/défaire ses valises — to pack/to unpack
s'il n'est pas content, il n'a qu'à faire ses valises — if he doesn't like it, he can pack his bags
Phrasal Verbs:••avoir des valises sous les yeux — (colloq) to have bags under one's eyes
* * *valiz nf* * *valise nf ( bagage) suitcase; faire/défaire ses valises to pack/unpack; s'il n'est pas content, il n'a qu'à faire ses valises if he doesn't like it, he can pack his bags.se faire la valise○ to clear off○ GB, to clear out○ US; avoir des valises sous les yeux○ to have bags under one's eyes; pose tes valises○! get with it○![valiz] nom fémininmes valises my suitcases ou bags ou luggagefaire sa valise ou ses valises [partir] to pack one's bags and go2. (familier) [sous les yeux]3. DROIT -
2 paquet
paquet [pakε]masculine nouna. (pour emballer) [de café, biscuits, pâtes, riz, farine, lessive] packet (Brit), package (US) ; [de cigarettes] packet, pack (US) ; [de linge] bundleb. ( = colis) parcel* * *pakɛnom masculin1) Commerce (de sucre, lessive, riz) packet GB, package US; (de cigarettes, café) packet GB, pack US; ( d'enveloppes) pack; ( de bonbons) bag2) ( colis) parcel3) ( assemblage) (de vêtements, linge, billets) bundle; ( de lettres) packet4) (colloq) ( grande quantité) masses (pl)5) (colloq) ( grosse somme) packet (colloq) GB, bundle (colloq) US6) Informatique, Télécommunications packet•Phrasal Verbs:••mettre le paquet — (colloq) to pull out all the stops
* * *pakɛ1. nm [gâteaux, café, cigarettes]packet Grande-Bretagne pack USAun paquet de bonbons — a packet of sweets Grande-Bretagne a pack of candy USA
Tu as mangé tout le paquet! — You've eaten the whole packet! Grande-Bretagne You've eaten the whole pack! USA
1) (= colis) parcelSa mère lui a envoyé un paquet. — His mother sent him a parcel.
2) (= ballot) bundle3) (dans négociations) package4) fig (= tas)un paquet de — a pile of, a heap of
2. paquets nmpl(= bagages) bags* * *paquet nm1 Comm (de sucre, lessive, riz) packet GB, package US; (de cigarettes, café) packet GB, pack US; ( d'enveloppes) pack; ( de bonbons) bag; mettre en paquet to package;3 ( assemblage) (de vêtements, linge, billets) bundle; ( de lettres) packet; faire un paquet de journaux to put together a bundle of newspapers;4 ○( grande quantité) masses (pl); il y avait des fraises par paquets there were masses of strawberries;8 Pol package.paquet d'actions Fin block of shares; paquet de données Ordinat data packet; paquet d'erreurs Ordinat error burst; paquet de mer big wave; paquet de muscles muscleman; paquet de nerfs○ bundle of nerves○; paquet d'os○ bag of bones○.faire ses paquets○ to pack one's bags; mettre le paquet○ to pull out all the stops; risquer le paquet○ to go for the big one○.[pakɛ] nom masculin2. COMMERCE [marchandise emballée]un paquet de sucre/de farine a bag of sugar/flour3. [valise] bag4. (familier) [quantité importante]il y a un paquet d'erreurs dans ce texte this text is full of mistakes, there are loads of mistakes in this textlâcher le paquet to get things off one's chest, to unburden oneselftoucher le paquet to make a packet ou mint ou pile5. [masse]sa mère est un paquet de nerfs her mother's a bundle ou bag of nerves6. SPORT -
3 bagage
bagage [bagaʒ]masculine nounb. ( = valise) bagc. ( = connaissances) stock of knowledge ; ( = diplômes) qualifications* * *bagaʒ
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nom masculin2) (sac, valise) piece of luggage
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bagages nom masculin pluriel luggage [U]faire/défaire ses bagages — to pack/unpack (one's suitcases)
Phrasal Verbs:••plier bagage — (colloq) to pack up and go
* * *baɡaʒ1. nm1) (littéraire, culturel) knowledgebagage littéraire — literary knowledge, stock of literary knowledge
2) (= équipement)n'avoir pour tout bagage que...; Il n'avait pour tout bagage que son portefeuille. — All he had with him was his wallet.
Elle n'avait pour tout bagage qu'un simple livre écorné. — All she had with her was a single dog-eared book.
2. bagages nmplluggage sg baggage sgfaire ses bagages — to pack, to pack one's bags
* * *A nm1 ( effets) luggage; ( de soldat) kit; elle avait un sac pour tout bagage her only luggage was one bag; envoyer qch en bagage accompagné to send sth as registered luggage;2 (sac, valise) piece of luggage;3 fig ( connaissances) knowledge; ( diplômes) qualifications (pl); ( expérience) credentials (pl); avoir un bon/mince bagage to have good/poor qualifications; il a un excellent bagage de directeur he has splendid credentials as a manager.B bagages nmpl (valises, effets) luggage ¢; faire/défaire ses bagages to pack/unpack (one's suitcases); il a amené qn dans ses bagages fig he's brought sb along with him; il est toujours dans les bagages du Président fig the President always takes him along.bagage à main hand luggage, carry-on baggage US.plier bagage○ to pack up and go; partir avec armes et bagages to up sticks and leave; se rendre avec armes et bagages to capitulate; passer à l'ennemi avec armes et bagages to defect.[bagaʒ] nom masculinen bagage accompagné [expédier, voyager] as registered baggage2. (toujours singulier) [formation] background (knowledge) -
4 baluchon
baluchon [baly∫ɔ̃]masculine noun* * *balyʃɔ̃nom masculin bundle••* * *balyʃɔ̃ nmSee:* * *baluchon nm bundle.faire son baluchon to pack one's bags (and leave).[balyʃɔ̃]→ link=balluchon balluchon -
5 clique
clique [klik]feminine noun(pejorative = bande) clique* * *kliknom féminin ( groupe) clique••prendre ses cliques et ses claques — (colloq) to pack up and go
* * *klik nf1) péjoratif (= bande) clique2)* * *clique nf1 ( groupe) clique;2 ( fanfare) pipe band.prendre ses cliques et ses claques to pack up and go.[klik] nom féminin————————cliques nom féminin pluriela. (familier) [partir] to up and leaveb. [emporter ses affaires] to pack one's bags (and go) -
6 boucler
boucler [bukle]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ ceinture] to buckle• tu vas la boucler ! (inf!) will you shut up! (inf!)• la boucle est bouclée we've (or they've) come full circlec. ( = enfermer) (inf) to lock upd. ( = encercler) [+ quartier] to seal off2. intransitive verb[cheveux] to curl* * *bukle
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1) ( attacher) to fasten [ceinture de sécurité, bagages]2) (colloq) ( fermer) to lock [porte, coffre]3) (colloq) ( encercler) [police] to cordon off [quartier]; to close [frontière]4) ( achever) to complete [enquête]; to close [dossier]; to sign [accord]5) ( en finance) to balance [budget]6) ( dans la presse) to put [something] to bed [journal, édition]7) (colloq) ( mettre en prison) to lock [somebody] up
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verbe intransitif [cheveux] to curl••* * *bukle1. vt1) (= fermer) [ceinture] to fasten2) [magasin] to shut3) (= terminer) to finish off, [circuit] to completeboucler la boucle AVIATION — to loop the loop
4) [budget] to balance5) (= enfermer) to shut away, [condamné] to lock up6) [quartier] to seal off2. vifaire boucler [cheveux] — to curl
* * *boucler verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( attacher) to fasten [ceinture de sécurité, valise, bagages];3 ○( encercler) [police, gendarmes] to cordon off, surround [quartier, secteur, territoire]; to close [frontière];4 ( achever) to complete [enquête, saison, projet, disque]; to close [dossier]; to sign [accord]; l'enquête a été bouclée en un mois the enquiry GB ou investigation US was completed in one month;5 Fin to balance [budget]; to settle [financement]; boucler un bilan to balance the books; boucler une OPA to clinch a takeover bid; boucler le mois/les fins de mois to make ends meet at the end of the/each month;6 Presse to put [sth] to bed [journal, édition]; on a bouclé le journal à 19 h we put the paper to bed at 7 pm;7 ○( mettre en prison) [police, justice] to lock [sb] up [malfaiteur, meurtrier]; faire boucler qn to get sb locked up.B vi [cheveux] to curl; ses cheveux bouclent naturellement his/her hair curls naturally; se faire boucler les cheveux to have one's hair curled.la boucler to shut up; boucle-la◑! shut your trap◑!; boucler la boucle to come full circle; le héros retrouve son fils, la boucle est bouclée the hero finds his son and things have come full circle.[bukle] verbe transitif2. [dans une opération policière]boucler une avenue/un quartier to seal off an avenue/area4. [mettre un terme à - affaire] to finish off (separable), to settle ; [ - programme de révisions] to finish (off)5. [équilibrer]6. AÉRONAUTIQUEla boucle est bouclée, on a bouclé la boucle we're back to square one7. [cheveux, mèches] to curl————————[bukle] verbe intransitif————————se boucler verbe pronominal -
7 balluchon
balluchon [baly∫ɔ̃]masculine noun* * *= baluchon* * *balyʃɔ̃ nmbundle (of clothes, on a stick)faire son balluchon (= s'en aller) — to pack up and leave
* * *[balyʃɔ̃] nom masculin -
8 plier
plier [plije]➭ TABLE 71. transitive verba. [+ papier, tissu] to foldb. ( = rabattre) [+ lit, table, tente] to fold upc. ( = ployer) [+ branche, genou, bras] to bend2. intransitive verba. [arbre, branche] to bend over ; [plancher] to sagb. ( = céder) [personne] to give in ; [résistance] to give way3. reflexive verb► se pliera. [meuble, objet] to fold* * *plije
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1) ( rabattre) to fold [papier, vêtement, parapluie]; to fold up [meuble, tente]2) ( courber) to bend [tige, roseau]3) ( ranger) to pack [affaires]4) ( soumettre) to submit (à to)
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verbe intransitif1) ( ployer) [arbre, branche, articulation] to bend; [planche, plancher] to sag2) ( céder) to give in
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se plier verbe pronominal1) ( être pliant) to fold2) ( se soumettre)••être plié en deux (colloq) or quatre — (colloq) ( de rire) to be doubled up with laughter; ( de douleur) to be doubled up with pain
* * *plije1. vt1) [linge] to foldElle a plié sa serviette. — She folded her towel.
2) (pour ranger) [vêtements, draps] to fold up, [table pliante] to fold down3) [genou, objet flexible] to bendElle a plié le bras. — She bent her arm.
4) fig5) * (= régler, expédier) to wrap up *2. vi1) [branche, objet flexible] to bendplier sous le poids de [neige, fruits] — to bend under the weight of, [responsabilité, dettes] to be weighed down by
2) fig (= céder) to yield* * *plier verb table: plierA vtr1 ( rabattre) to fold [papier, vêtement, parapluie]; to fold up [chaise, table, lit, tente]; plier qch en deux/trois to fold sth in two/three;2 ( courber) to bend [tige, roseau, objet]; il a plié la fourchette en deux he bent the fork in half; je n'arrive pas à plier le bras/les genoux I can't bend my arm/my knees;4 ( soumettre) to submit; plier qn à la discipline to subject ou submit sb to discipline; plier qn à sa volonté to bend ou submit sb to one's will.B vi1 ( ployer) [arbre, branche, articulation] to bend; [paroi, planche, plancher] to sag; la branche plie sous le poids des fruits the branch bends ou sags under the weight of fruit; plier sous le poids des ans to be bowed with age;2 ( céder) to give in; faire plier qn to make sb give in; plier devant la détermination de l'ennemi to yield to the determination of the enemy; plier sous les menaces/coups de qn to yield to sb's threats/blows.C se plier vpr1 ( être pliant) [chaise, mètre, parapluie] to fold; la table se plie facilement the table folds (down) easily ou is easy to fold;2 ( se soumettre) se plier à to submit to; se plier à la discipline to yield ou submit to discipline; se plier au règlement to submit to the rules; se plier à la volonté du plus grand nombre to yield ou submit to the wishes of the majority; se plier à des exigences to bow to necessity.être plié (en deux or quatre) ( de rire) to be doubled up with laughter; ( de douleur) to be doubled up with pain.[plije] verbe transitif1. [journal, carte] to fold2. [tordre - fil de fer, doigt, genou] to bend3. [soumettre]je n'ai jamais pu la plier à mes désirs/pu plier sa volonté I never managed to get her to submit to my desires/to bend her will————————[plije] verbe intransitifles branches pliaient sous le poids des fruits/de la neige the branches were weighed down with fruit/snowplier devant quelqu'un to submit ou to yield to somebody————————se plier verbe pronominal intransitif[meuble, appareil] to fold up ou away————————se plier à verbe pronominal plus préposition[se soumettre à] to submit to[s'adapter à] to adapt to -
9 malle
malle [mal]feminine nouna. ( = valise) trunk* * *mal1) (coffre, valise) trunkse faire la malle — (sl) to clear off (colloq)
2) Automobilemalle (arrière) — boot GB, trunk US
* * *mal nf1) trunk2) AUTOMOBILESmalle arrière — boot Grande-Bretagne trunk USA
* * *malle nf[mal] nom féminin1. [valise] trunkfaire sa malle ou ses malle s to pack one's bagsquand je suis revenu, elle s'était fait la malle when I got back she'd flown the coop -
10 poche
I.poche1 [pɔ∫]feminine noun• faire des poches [veste] to lose its shape► en poche• sans diplôme en poche, on ne peut rien faire you can't do anything without qualifications► de poche [collection, livre] paperback ; [couteau, mouchoir] pocketII.poche2 [pɔ∫]masculine noun( = livre) paperback* * *
I pɔʃnom masculin1) (colloq) ( livre) paperback2) ( format) pocket size
II pɔʃ1) (de vêtement, sac, portefeuille) pocketil est revenu le contrat en poche — fig he came back with the contract in the bag (colloq) ou all sewn up (colloq)
son diplôme en poche, il est parti aux États-Unis — armed with his diploma, he set off for the States
il avait 150 euros en poche — lit he had 150 euros on him; fig ( à sa disposition) he had 150 euros available
avoir de l'argent plein les poches — (colloq) to be loaded (colloq), to have plenty of money
s'en mettre plein or se remplir les poches — (colloq) to line one's pockets
faire les poches de quelqu'un — ( vider) to empty out somebody's pockets; ( voler) to pick somebody's pocket
format de poche — pocket-size (épith)
2) ( sac) bag3) ( accumulation)poche de gaz/d'air — gas/air pocket
4) ( déformation)mon pantalon fait des poches aux genoux — my trousers GB ou pants US are baggy at the knees
5) Zoologie (de kangourou, pélican) pouch•Phrasal Verbs:••mettre quelqu'un dans sa poche — (colloq) to get somebody on one's side
c'est dans la poche — (colloq) it's in the bag (colloq), it's all sewn up (colloq)
en être de sa poche — (colloq) to be out of pocket
ne pas avoir les yeux dans sa poche — (colloq) not to miss a thing (colloq)
connaître un endroit comme sa poche — (colloq) to know a place like the back of one's hand
* * *pɔʃ1. nf1) [vêtement] pocket2) (sous les yeux) bag3) fig4) ZOOLOGIE pouch5) (= déformation)2. nm(livre de poche) paperback* * *A nf1 ( de vêtement) pocket; une poche de veste a jacket pocket; en poche lit in one's pocket; il est revenu le contrat en poche fig he came back with the contract in the bag○ ou all sewn up○; son diplôme en poche, il est parti aux États-Unis armed with his diploma, he set off for the States; il avait 200 euros en poche lit he had 200 euros on him; fig ( à sa disposition) he had 200 euros available; je n'ai pas un sou en poche lit I haven't got a penny on me; fig ( à ma disposition) I haven't got a penny to my name; avoir de l'argent plein les poches○ to be loaded○, to have plenty of money; se remplir or s'en mettre plein les poches○ to line one's pockets; faire les poches de qn ( vider) to empty out sb's pockets; ( voler) to pick sb's pocket; une poche pleine de pièces de monnaie a pocket full of coins; un couteau de poche a pocket knife; édition/guide de poche pocket edition/guide; format de poche pocket-size ( épith);2 (de sac, portefeuille) pocket;3 ( sac) bag;5 ( déformation) avoir des poches sous les yeux to have bags under one's eyes; mon pantalon fait des poches aux genoux my trousers GB ou pants US are baggy at the knees;6 Zool (de kangourou, pélican) pouch;7 ( secteur) fig Mil pocket; poche de résistance pocket of resistance; poche de pauvreté pocket of poverty;8 Méd ( appareillage) colostomy bag.1 ( livre)○ paperback;2 ( format) pocket size; paraître/être édité en poche to come out/to be published in paperback.poche à douille piping bag; poche des eaux amniotic sac; poche de glace ice pack; poche passepoilée bound pocket; poche plaquée patch pocket; poche revolver hip pocket.avoir qn dans sa poche○ to have sb in one's pocket; mettre qn dans sa poche○ to get sb on one's side; c'est dans la poche○ it's in the bag○, it's all sewn up○; en être de sa poche○ to be out of pocket; payer (qch) de sa poche○ to pay (for sth) out of one's own pocket; mettre la main à la poche to put one's hand in one's pocket, to fork out○; ne pas avoir les yeux dans sa poche○ not to miss a thing○; ne pas avoir sa langue dans sa poche○ never to be at a loss for words; mettre sa fierté or son orgueil dans sa poche○ to swallow one's pride; connaître un endroit comme sa poche○ to know a place like the back of one's hand.[pɔʃ] nom féminin1. [vêtement] pocketfaire les poches à quelqu'un to go through ou to rifle (through) somebody's pocketsil a mis tout le monde dans sa poche he twisted everyone round his little finger, he took everyone in2. [boursouflure] bagfaire des poches aux genoux/coudes to go baggy at the knees/elbows3. [amas] pocketpoche d'eau/de gaz pocket of water/gas[d'un poulpe] sac[d'un oiseau] crop6. MILITAIRE7. [contenant]————————[pɔʃ] nom masculin[livre] paperback (book)————————de poche locution adjectivale[collection, édition] pocket (modificateur)————————en poche locution adverbiale1. [avec soi - argent] on me/you etc. ; [ - diplôme] under one's beltelle est repartie, contrat en poche she left with the contract signed and sealed2. [livre] in paperback -
11 poché
I.poche1 [pɔ∫]feminine noun• faire des poches [veste] to lose its shape► en poche• sans diplôme en poche, on ne peut rien faire you can't do anything without qualifications► de poche [collection, livre] paperback ; [couteau, mouchoir] pocketII.poche2 [pɔ∫]masculine noun( = livre) paperback* * *
I pɔʃnom masculin1) (colloq) ( livre) paperback2) ( format) pocket size
II pɔʃ1) (de vêtement, sac, portefeuille) pocketil est revenu le contrat en poche — fig he came back with the contract in the bag (colloq) ou all sewn up (colloq)
son diplôme en poche, il est parti aux États-Unis — armed with his diploma, he set off for the States
il avait 150 euros en poche — lit he had 150 euros on him; fig ( à sa disposition) he had 150 euros available
avoir de l'argent plein les poches — (colloq) to be loaded (colloq), to have plenty of money
s'en mettre plein or se remplir les poches — (colloq) to line one's pockets
faire les poches de quelqu'un — ( vider) to empty out somebody's pockets; ( voler) to pick somebody's pocket
format de poche — pocket-size (épith)
2) ( sac) bag3) ( accumulation)poche de gaz/d'air — gas/air pocket
4) ( déformation)mon pantalon fait des poches aux genoux — my trousers GB ou pants US are baggy at the knees
5) Zoologie (de kangourou, pélican) pouch•Phrasal Verbs:••mettre quelqu'un dans sa poche — (colloq) to get somebody on one's side
c'est dans la poche — (colloq) it's in the bag (colloq), it's all sewn up (colloq)
en être de sa poche — (colloq) to be out of pocket
ne pas avoir les yeux dans sa poche — (colloq) not to miss a thing (colloq)
connaître un endroit comme sa poche — (colloq) to know a place like the back of one's hand
* * *pɔʃ1. nf1) [vêtement] pocket2) (sous les yeux) bag3) fig4) ZOOLOGIE pouch5) (= déformation)2. nm(livre de poche) paperback* * *A nf1 ( de vêtement) pocket; une poche de veste a jacket pocket; en poche lit in one's pocket; il est revenu le contrat en poche fig he came back with the contract in the bag○ ou all sewn up○; son diplôme en poche, il est parti aux États-Unis armed with his diploma, he set off for the States; il avait 200 euros en poche lit he had 200 euros on him; fig ( à sa disposition) he had 200 euros available; je n'ai pas un sou en poche lit I haven't got a penny on me; fig ( à ma disposition) I haven't got a penny to my name; avoir de l'argent plein les poches○ to be loaded○, to have plenty of money; se remplir or s'en mettre plein les poches○ to line one's pockets; faire les poches de qn ( vider) to empty out sb's pockets; ( voler) to pick sb's pocket; une poche pleine de pièces de monnaie a pocket full of coins; un couteau de poche a pocket knife; édition/guide de poche pocket edition/guide; format de poche pocket-size ( épith);2 (de sac, portefeuille) pocket;3 ( sac) bag;5 ( déformation) avoir des poches sous les yeux to have bags under one's eyes; mon pantalon fait des poches aux genoux my trousers GB ou pants US are baggy at the knees;6 Zool (de kangourou, pélican) pouch;7 ( secteur) fig Mil pocket; poche de résistance pocket of resistance; poche de pauvreté pocket of poverty;8 Méd ( appareillage) colostomy bag.1 ( livre)○ paperback;2 ( format) pocket size; paraître/être édité en poche to come out/to be published in paperback.poche à douille piping bag; poche des eaux amniotic sac; poche de glace ice pack; poche passepoilée bound pocket; poche plaquée patch pocket; poche revolver hip pocket.avoir qn dans sa poche○ to have sb in one's pocket; mettre qn dans sa poche○ to get sb on one's side; c'est dans la poche○ it's in the bag○, it's all sewn up○; en être de sa poche○ to be out of pocket; payer (qch) de sa poche○ to pay (for sth) out of one's own pocket; mettre la main à la poche to put one's hand in one's pocket, to fork out○; ne pas avoir les yeux dans sa poche○ not to miss a thing○; ne pas avoir sa langue dans sa poche○ never to be at a loss for words; mettre sa fierté or son orgueil dans sa poche○ to swallow one's pride; connaître un endroit comme sa poche○ to know a place like the back of one's hand.1. [œuf] poached2. [meurtri]
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Travel pack — A travel pack is a specialized type of rucksack developed for adventurers, and popular with backpackers. Much like ordinary rucksacks in appearance, travel packs have the added benefit of being able to zip shoulder straps, hip belts and shoulder… … Wikipedia
