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deck [dek]1 noun∎ upper/lower deck pont m supérieur/inférieur;∎ on deck sur le pont;∎ to go (up) on deck monter sur le pont;∎ below deck or decks sous le pont;∎ figurative to clear the decks mettre de l'ordre avant de passer à l'action;∎ familiar to hit the deck (fall) se foutre la gueule par terre; (to avoid injury) tomber à plat ventre; (get out of bed) se lever;∎ also figurative all hands on deck! tous sur le pont!;∎ it's all hands on deck at the moment as the project enters its final phase tout le monde doit mettre la main à la pâte maintenant que le projet est entré dans sa phase finale(b) (of plane, bus) étage m;∎ top or upper deck (of bus) impériale f(c) (of cards) jeu m;∎ to shuffle the deck battre les cartes;∎ there are only 51 cards in this deck il n'y a que 51 cartes dans ce jeu;∎ familiar figurative he's not playing with a full deck (is not very bright) c'est pas une lumière, il n'a pas inventé l'eau chaude(d) (in hi-fi system) platine fNautical (officer, cabin, crane) de pont►► deck cargo, deck load pontée f;deck tennis = sorte de tennis joué sur le pont d'un navireparer, orner;∎ to deck oneself out in one's best clothes se mettre sur son trente et un -
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A n1 Naut ( on ship) pont m ; upper/car deck pont supérieur/des voitures ; on deck sur le pont ; to go (up ou out) on deck monter sur le pont ; below deck(s) sur le pont inférieur ;3 (on bus, plane) étage m ; upper/lower deck étage supérieur/inférieur ;B vtr2 ( dress up) parer [person] (with, in de) ;3 ○ US ( floor) envoyer [qn] par terre.all hands on deck! Naut tout le monde sur le pont! ; gen tout le monde à la rescousse! ; to clear the decks déblayer le terrain ; to hit the deck ○ tomber par terre ; he's not playing with a full deck ○ il est simplet.■ deck out:▶ deck [sth] out, deck out [sth] décorer [place] (with, in de) ;▶ deck [sb] out parer (in de) ; he was decked out in his best suit il s'était vêtu de son plus beau costume. -
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deck [dek]1. nouna. [of ship] pont mc. [of vehicle] plateforme f• upper deck [of bus] impériale f3. compounds* * *[dek] 1.1) ( on ship) pont m2) US ( terrace) terrasse f3) ( on bus) étage m4)2.deck of cards — jeu m de cartes
••to hit the deck — (colloq) tomber par terre
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[dek]1) (a platform extending from one side of a ship etc to the other and forming the floor: The cars are on the lower deck.) pont2) (a floor in a bus: Let's go on the top deck.) impériale3) (a pack of playing-cards: The gambler used his own deck of cards.) jeu• -
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noun (a light collapsible chair: They were sitting in deck-chairs on the beach.) chaise-longue -
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bac m, plage (piscine) f, plancher m, tablier (charpente, pont) mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > deck
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7 deck beam
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > deck beam
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8 deck of curb roof if nearly flat
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9 deck roof
toit plat m, toit-terrasse mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > deck roof
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10 deck
1) pont [d'un navire]2) jeu [de cartes]3) arg. [carc] [ral] passerelle métallique où se tiennent des gardiens armés [JPB]4) arg., Stups. sachet d'héroïneEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > deck
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11 deck cargo risk
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12 deck load risk
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13 deck
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14 flight deck
1) (the upper deck of an aircraft carrier where planes take off or land.) pont d'envol2) (the forward part of an aeroplane where the pilot and crew sit.) cabine de pilotage -
15 quarter-deck
noun (the part of the upper deck of a ship between the stern and the mast nearest it.) gaillard d'arrière -
16 boat deck
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17 cassette deck
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20 observation deck
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