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1 vis
vis [vis]feminine noun* * *visnom féminin invariable screwPhrasal Verbs:••* * *
I vi vb1)See:2)See:
II vis nf* * *vis nf inv screw; tête/noyau de vis head/stem of screw; serrer/desserrer une vis to tighten/loosen a screw; vis à tête plate/ronde flatheaded/roundheaded screw.vis d'Archimède Archimedean screw; vis autoperceuse self-tapping screw; vis à bois wood screw; vis cruciforme Phillips® screw; vis sans fin worm, endless screw; vis mère ( de tour) leading spindle; vis à métaux machine screw; vis micrométrique Sci micrometreGB screw; vis platinée Aut contact points; vis de pressoir Vin press screw; vis de rappel adjusting screw.serrer la vis à qn to tighten the screws on sb.[vis] nom fémininvis sans fin worm ou endless screw
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