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1 addition
addition [adisjɔ̃]feminine nouna. ( = calcul) additionb. ( = facture) bill* * *adisjɔ̃1) Mathématique addition [U]2) ( ajout de produit) addition3) ( dans un restaurant) bill, check USpayer l'addition — lit to foot the bill; fig to pay for it
* * *adisjɔ̃ nf1) (= calcul) addition2) (au café: à payer) bill Grande-Bretagne check USAL'addition, s'il vous plaît! — Can we have the bill please?
* * *addition nf1 Math addition ¢; il sait déjà faire les additions he can already do addition; faire une erreur d'addition to make a mistake in the addition; vérifier des additions to check sums; ton addition est fausse your sum is wrong; l'addition des voix the counting of the votes;3 ( accumulation) accumulation; l'addition des preuves the accumulation of evidence;5 ( dépense) bill; payer l'addition lit to foot the bill; fig to pay for it; le projet a représenté une addition de plusieurs milliards the project has cost several billion.[adisjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [ajout] addition2. MATHÉMATIQUES sumfaire une addition to add (figures) up, to do a sum -
2 violon
violon [vjɔlɔ̃]masculine noun( = instrument, musicien d'orchestre) violin* * *vjɔlɔ̃nom masculin1) ( instrument) violin2) ( musicien) violin3) (colloq) ( prison)au violon — in the nick (colloq) GB ou slammer (colloq) US ou can (colloq) US
•Phrasal Verbs:••autant pisser dans un violon! — (sl) it's just pissing (sl) in the wind!
* * *vjɔlɔ̃ nm1) (= instrument) violinJe joue du violon. — I play the violin.
2) (= personne)3) * (= prison) lock-up* * *1 ( instrument) violin; jouer du violon to play the violin;2 ( musicien) violinist, violin; les violons the violins;violon d'Ingres hobby.accorder ses violons to reach an agreement; autant pisser dans un violon○! it's just pissing◑ in the wind; payer les violons du bal or de la fête to foot the bill○, to pick up the tab○.[vjɔlɔ̃] nom masculin[artiste]2. (familier) [prison] cells
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pick up the tab for something — pick up the tab (for (something)) to pay money for something. We shouldn t have to pick up the tab for the new road if only one family will be using it. Usage notes: sometimes used in the form pick up the bill (for something): Taxpayers will have … New idioms dictionary
pick up the tab for — pick up the tab (for (something)) to pay money for something. We shouldn t have to pick up the tab for the new road if only one family will be using it. Usage notes: sometimes used in the form pick up the bill (for something): Taxpayers will have … New idioms dictionary
pick up the tab — (for (something)) to pay money for something. We shouldn t have to pick up the tab for the new road if only one family will be using it. Usage notes: sometimes used in the form pick up the bill (for something): Taxpayers will have to pick up the… … New idioms dictionary
pick up the tab — {v. phr.} To pay the bill in a restaurant; be the one who underwrites financially what others are doing. * / I am always the one who picks up the tab, Charlie complained bitterly. Others get away with being freeloaders. / Compare: FOOT THE BILL … Dictionary of American idioms
pick up the tab — {v. phr.} To pay the bill in a restaurant; be the one who underwrites financially what others are doing. * / I am always the one who picks up the tab, Charlie complained bitterly. Others get away with being freeloaders. / Compare: FOOT THE BILL … Dictionary of American idioms
pick up the tab — (chiefly N Am inf) To pay the bill • • • Main Entry: ↑tab * * * informal pay for something my company will pick up the tab for all moving expenses … Useful english dictionary
pick up the tab — A person who pays for everyone picks up the tab … The small dictionary of idiomes
pick up the tab — ► pick up the tab informal pay for something. Main Entry: ↑tab … English terms dictionary
pick up the tab — A person who pays for everyone picks up the tab. (Dorking School Dictionary) *** If you pick up the tab, you pay the bill or pay the cost of something. There was a celebration lunch for the team and Bill picked up the tab … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
pick up the tab (for something) — pick up the ˈbill, ˈtab, etc. (for sth) idiom (informal) to pay for sth • The company picked up the tab for his hotel room. • The government will continue to pick up college fees for some students. Main entry: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
pick up the tab — pick up the bill/tab (US pick up the check) ► INFORMAL to pay for what has been bought, especially a meal in a restaurant: »The airline picked up the bill for the night spent at the hotel. Main Entry: ↑pick sth up … Financial and business terms