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1 ficelle
ficelle [fisεl]feminine noun* * *fisɛl1) ( corde) string2) ( astuce) trick3) Culinaire ( baguette mince) thin baguette••* * *fisɛl1. nf1) string no pl (= morceau) piece of string, length of stringPasse-moi un bout de ficelle. — Give me a piece of string.
2) (= pain) stick of French bread (thinner than a baguette)2. ficelles nfplfig strings* * *ficelle nf1 ( matière) string, twine; un morceau de ficelle a piece of string; as-tu de la ficelle? have you got any string?; réparé avec des ficelles repaired with bits of string;2 ( astuce) trick; les ficelles du métier the tricks of the trade; la ficelle est un peu grosse it's a bit obvious;3 Culin ( baguette mince) thin baguette.avec des bouts de ficelle on a shoestring; tirer sur la ficelle to push one's luck; tirer les ficelles ( diriger) to pull the strings.[fisɛl] nom féminin1. [corde] piece of stringça, c'est une des ficelles du métier that's one of the tricks of the trade2. [pain] very thin baguette3. (très familier & argot militaire) officer's stripe -
2 gamme
gamme [gam]feminine nouna. [de couleurs, articles] range ; [de sentiments] gamut* * *gam1) Musique scale2) ( série) rangeproduit (de) bas de gamme — ( en qualité) low quality product; ( en prix) cheap product
viser le haut/bas de gamme — to aim at the top/lower end of the market
* * *ɡam nf1) COMMERCE range2) MUSIQUE scaleJe dois faire des gammes tous les soirs. — I have to do my scales every night.
* * *gamme nf1 Mus scale; gamme ascendante/descendante rising/falling scale; faire ses gammes Mus to practiseGB (one's) scales; monter/descendre la gamme to go up/to go down the scale;2 ( série) range; haut/bas/milieu de gamme top/bottom/middle of the range; produit (de) bas de gamme ( en qualité) low quality product; ( en prix) cheap product; modèle/service/projet (de) haut de gamme upmarket model/service/project; viser le haut/bas de gamme to aim at the top/lower end of the market; passer par toute la gamme des émotions to experience the whole gamut of emotions.[gam] nom fémininb. (figuré) to go through the basics, to learn the ropes2. [de produits] range[de sentiments] gamut3. COMMERCEbas/haut de gamme: produits bas/haut de gamme down-market/up-market productsun téléviseur haut de gamme an up-market ou a top-of-the-range TV
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