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A n1 ( for cleaning) éponge f ; bath sponge éponge f de bain ; to soak up water like a sponge absorber l'eau comme une éponge ; at that age, a child's mind is like a sponge à cet âge, le cerveau d'un enfant assimile tout ;2 ¢ ( material) éponge f ;B vtr1 ( wipe) frotter [qch] avec une éponge [material, garment, stain] ; éponger [wound, excess liquid] ; laver [qch] avec une éponge [surface] ; to sponge one's face s'essuyer le visage avec une éponge ;■ sponge down:▶ sponge [sth] down, sponge down [sth] laver [qch] avec une éponge [car, surface] ; to sponge oneself down se laver avec une éponge.■ sponge off:▶ sponge [sth] off, sponge off [sth] faire partir [qch] avec une éponge [mark, stain]. -
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sponge [spʌndʒ]1 noun(b) (for cleaning, washing) éponge f;∎ I gave the table a sponge j'ai passé un coup d'éponge sur la table;∎ figurative to throw in the sponge jeter l'éponge∎ jam/cream sponge gâteau m de Savoie fourré à la confiture/à la crème∎ she sponged his face elle lui a épongé le visage;∎ can you sponge the milk off the table? peux-tu éponger le lait renversé sur la table?∎ I sponged £20 off or from him je l'ai tapé de 20 livres;∎ can I sponge a cigarette off you? est-ce que je peux te taper une cigarette?;∎ she sponged a meal off her friends elle s'est fait inviter à manger par ses amis□∎ to sponge on or from sb vivre aux crochets de qn□ ;∎ she's always sponging c'est un vrai parasite;∎ too many people sponge off the state trop de gens vivent aux crochets de l'État►► British sponge bag trousse f ou sac m de toilette;sponge bath toilette f à l'éponge;sponge cake biscuit m de Savoie, génoise f;British sponge finger boudoir m (biscuit);sponge pudding = dessert chaud fait avec une pâte de gâteau de Savoie;sponge rubber mousse f, caoutchouc m Mousseéponger, laver à l'éponge;∎ he sponged himself down il s'est lavé avec une éponge(liquid) éponger -
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bath sponge туалетная губка, Euspongia officinaliscalcareous sponges известковые губки, Calcareacrumb-of-bread sponge губка морской каравай, Halichondria panaceaelephant's-ear sponge туалетная губка, Euspongia officinalisglove sponge "перчатка", Euspongia tubuliferagrass sponge конская губка, Hippospongiahoneycomb sponge конская губка Hippospongia equina elasticahorse sponge конская губка, Hippospongiapurse sponge сморщенная губка, Grantia compressasheeps-wool sponge конская губка Hippospongia gossipinaTurkey toilet sponge далматинская губка, Euspongia officinalis adriaticaTurkey-cup sponge левантинская губка, Euspongia officinalis mollissimavelvet sponge конская губка, Hippospongiayellow sponge жёлтая губка, Euispongia agaricinaEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > sponge
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sponge [spʌndʒ]1. nouna. éponge f4. compounds* * *[spʌndʒ] 1.1) ( for cleaning) éponge f2) [U] ( material) éponge f3) Zoology éponge f4) (also sponge cake) génoise f2.transitive verb frotter [quelque chose] avec une éponge [material, stain]; éponger [wound, excess liquid]; laver [quelque chose] avec une éponge [surface]3.(colloq) intransitive verb péjto sponge off ou on — vivre sur le dos de [family, state]
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sponge [spʌndʒ]1. n1) гу́бчатое вещество́2) гу́бка3) обтира́ние гу́бкой;to have a sponge down обтере́ться гу́бкой
4) что-л., похо́жее на гу́бку, напр., ноздрева́тое подня́вшееся те́сто, взби́тые белки́ и т.п.5) мед. тампо́н ( из марли и ваты)7) разг. пья́ница8) «гу́бка», челове́к, легко́ воспринима́ющий что-л., бы́стро усва́ивающий зна́ния◊to pass the sponge over smth. преда́ть забве́нию что-л.
;to chuck ( или to throw) up the sponge призна́ть себя́ побеждённым
2. v1) вытира́ть, мыть, чи́стить гу́бкой2) собира́ть гу́бки3) разг. ода́лживать у кого́-л. ( без отдачи); по́льзоваться чем-л. чужи́м, приобрета́ть за чужо́й счётsponge down обтира́ть(ся) мо́крой гу́бкой;sponge off чи́стить гу́бкой;sponge on разг. жить на чужо́й счёт;а) стира́ть гу́бкой;б) изгла́дить из па́мяти;sponge up впи́тывать гу́бкой; -
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sponge [sth.] down, sponge down [sth.] lavare con la spugna [car, surface]* * *vt + adv* * *sponge [sth.] down, sponge down [sth.] lavare con la spugna [car, surface] -
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◆ sponge down, sponge offvt▪ to \sponge down down [or off] ⇆ sb jdn schnell [mit einem Schwamm] waschen* * *vt sepperson (schnell) waschen; walls also abwaschen; horse abreiben* * *v.mit einem Schwamm abwaschen ausdr. -
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A piece of cloth such as unbleached duck or drill about 1/4 to 1/2 yard in size used to dampen materials before they are pressed. ———————— Cotton dress goods fabrics woven with a sponge or honeycomb weave on 10 ends which form hollows and ridges. Made in all widths and coarse yarns. Another style made with the leno weave is used for cleaning cloths or may be made plain weave, about 10 or 12 ends and 10 to 14 picks per inch, 6's to 10's warp and weft. -
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sponge-down n to have a sponge-down faire une toilette rapide ; to give sth/sb a sponge-down donner un coup d'éponge à qch/qn. -
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18 ■ sponge off
■ sponge offA v. t. + avv.► sponge away, AB v. t. + prep. -
19 ■ sponge on
■ sponge onv. i. + prep.(fam.) vivere alle spalle di (q.); viver a scrocco di (q.): to sponge on one's relatives, vivere alle spalle dei parenti. -
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■ sponge out► sponge away.
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Sponge — (sp[u^]nj), n. [OF. esponge, F. [ e]ponge, L. spongia, Gr. spoggia , spo ggos. Cf. {Fungus}, {Spunk}.] [Formerly written also {spunge}.] 1. (Zo[ o]l.) Any one of numerous species of Spongi[ae], or Porifera. See Illust. and Note under {Spongi[ae]} … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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