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61 lay (one's) hands on
1) (to find or be able to obtain: I wish I could lay (my) hands on that book!) mettre la main sur2) (to catch: The police had been trying to lay hands on the criminal for months.) mettre la main sur -
62 lay (one's) hands on
1) (to find or be able to obtain: I wish I could lay (my) hands on that book!) mettre la main sur2) (to catch: The police had been trying to lay hands on the criminal for months.) mettre la main sur -
63 milk
[milk] 1. noun(a white liquid produced by female mammals as food for their young: The commonest source of milk is the cow.) lait2. verb(to obtain milk from: The farmer milks his cows each day.) traire- milky- milkiness - milkmaid - milkman - milkshake - milk tooth - the Milky Way -
64 oil-well
noun (a hole drilled into the earth or the sea-bed to obtain petroleum.) puits de pétrole -
65 patent
['peitənt, ]( American[) 'pæ-] 1. noun(an official licence from the government giving one person or business the right to make and sell a particular article and to prevent others from doing the same: She took out a patent on her design; ( also adjective) a patent process.) brevet (d'invention); breveté2. verb(to obtain a patent for; He patented his new invention.) faire breveter -
66 procure
[prə'kjuə](to get or obtain: He managed to procure a car.) (se) procurer -
67 reconnaissance
[rə'konəsəns]((the act of making) a study (of land, enemy troops etc) to obtain information, eg before a battle.) reconnaissance -
68 séance
(a meeting of people trying to obtain messages from the spirits of dead people: She claims to have spoken to Napoleon at a séance.) séance de spiritisme -
69 sour grapes
(saying or pretending that something is not worth having because one cannot obtain it.) ils sont trop verts! -
70 steal
[sti:l]past tense - stole; verb1) (to take (another person's property), especially secretly, without permission or legal right: Thieves broke into the house and stole money and jewellery; He was expelled from the school because he had been stealing (money).) voler2) (to obtain or take (eg a look, a nap etc) quickly or secretly: He stole a glance at her.) dérober3) (to move quietly: He stole quietly into the room.) aller furtivement -
71 wangle
['wæŋɡl](to obtain or achieve (something) by trickery: He got us seats for the concert - I don't know how he wangled it.) (se) débrouiller (pour avoir) -
72 wild-goose chase
(an attempt to catch or find something one cannot possibly obtain.) quête impossible -
73 access
A n1 ( means of entry) accès m ; pedestrian/wheelchair access accès pour les piétons/fauteuils roulants ; access to the centre is from the street l'accès au centre se fait par la rue ; to gain access to sth accéder à qch ; ‘No access’ ( on signs) ‘accès interdit’ ;2 (ability to obtain, use) accès m (to à) ; to have access to information/education/a database avoir accès à des informations/l'éducation/une base de données ; open access libre accès ;3 Jur ( right to visit) right of access droit m de visite ; to have access (to one's children) avoir un droit de visite (auprès de ses enfants) ; to grant/deny access accorder/refuser le droit de visite ; right of access to prisoners le droit de visiter les prisonniers ;4 Comput accès m (to à) ;B modif1 ( entry) [control, door, mode, point] d'accès ;2 ( visiting) [rights] de visite. -
74 achieve
A vtr2 ( obtain) obtenir [success, result] ; remporter [victory] ; réaliser [ambition] ; to achieve something in life faire quelque chose de sa vie ; to achieve nothing ne rien accomplir.B vi réussir. -
75 angle
A n1 gen, Math angle m ; at a 60° angle à un angle de 60° ; angle of attack/of descent/of refraction angle d'attaque/de chute/de réfraction ; camera angle angle de vue ; to make/form an angle with sth faire/former un angle avec qch ; to be at an angle to sth [table] faire un angle avec [wall] ; [tower] pencher par rapport à [ground] ; from every angle sous tous les angles ; seen from this angle d'ici ; at an angle en biais ;2 ( point of view) point m de vue (on sur) ; to look at/see sth from sb's angle regarder/voir qch du point de vue de qn ; from every angle sous tous les angles ;3 (perspective, slant) what angle is the newspaper putting on this story? sous quel angle est-ce que le journal présente cette histoire? ; seen from this angle sous cet angle ;4 ( corner) angle m (of de) ;6 ○ US ( advantage) bénéf ○ m ; he never does anything unless there's an angle il ne fait jamais rien sans qu'il y ait un bénéf ○ au bout!B vtr1 ( tilt) orienter [camera, light, table] (towards vers) ; incliner [racket, ball] ; to angle sth sideways/upwards/downwards incliner qch en oblique/vers le haut/vers le bas ;C vi1 Fishg pêcher (à la ligne) ; to angle for salmon pêcher le saumon ;2 ○ fig ( try to obtain) to angle for chercher à obtenir [compliments, money, tickets, work] ; to angle for sb's attention chercher à attirer l'attention de qn. -
76 buy
A n1 ( bargain) a good/bad buy une bonne/mauvaise affaire ;1 ( purchase) acheter [food, car, shares, house] (from sb à qn) ; to buy sth from the supermarket/from the baker's/from Buymore acheter qch au supermarché/chez le boulanger/chez Buymore ; to buy sth for sb acheter qch pour qn ; to buy sb sth acheter qch à qn ; the best that money can buy ce qui se fait de mieux ; the best car that money can buy la meilleure voiture qui soit ;2 ( obtain with money) acheter [fame, freedom, friends] ; happiness can't be bought le bonheur ne s'achète pas ; we managed to buy some time nous avons réussi à gagner du temps ;4 ○ ( believe) avaler ○, croire [story, excuse] ; I'm not buying that! on ne me fera pas avaler ça ○ ! ; she bought it elle a marché ○.■ buy in GB:▶ buy [sth] in, buy in [sth] s'approvisionner en [food, coal].■ buy into:■ buy off:▶ buy [sb] off, buy off [sb] acheter [person, witness].■ buy out:▶ buy [sb] out, buy out [sb] Comm racheter la part de [co-owner] ; Mil racheter [soldier] ; to buy oneself out of racheter son engagement dans [army].■ buy up:▶ buy up [sth], buy [sth] up acheter systématiquement [shares, property]. -
77 chat
A n1 ( talk) conversation f ; to have a chat bavarder (with avec ; about sur) ; we had a chat on the phone on a bavardé au téléphone ; I must have a chat with her about her work il faut que je lui parle de son travail ;■ chat up ○: -
78 collect
C vtr1 ( gather) ramasser [wood, leaves, litter, eggs] ; rassembler [information, facts, evidence, documents] ; recueillir [signatures] ; she collected (up) her belongings elle a ramassé ses affaires ; to collect one's wits rassembler ses esprits ; to collect one's strength rassembler or ramasser ses forces ; to collect one's thoughts se recueillir ;2 ( as hobby) collectionner, faire collection de [stamps, coins, antiques] ; she collects artists/stray cats hum elle collectionne les artistes/les chats perdus ;3 (receive, contain) ( intentionally) recueillir [rain water, drips] ; ( accidentally) [objects] prendre, ramasser [dust] ;4 ( obtain) percevoir, encaisser [rent] ; encaisser [fares, money] ; recouvrer [debt] ; toucher [pension] ; recevoir [degree, diploma] ; Admin percevoir [tax, fine] ; to collect money for charity collecter de l'argent pour les bonnes œuvres ; the winner collects £2,000 le gagnant remporte 2 000 livres sterling ;5 ( take away) ramasser [tickets, empty bottles, rubbish] ; faire la levée de [mail, post] ; I arranged to have the parcel collected j'ai pris des dispositions pour qu'on aille chercher le paquet ; what time is the post collected? à quelle heure est la levée (du courrier)? ; ‘buyer collects’ ( in small ad) ‘à venir chercher sur place’ ;6 ( pick up) aller chercher, passer prendre [person] ; récupérer [keys, book etc] ; I have to collect the children from school il faut que j'aille chercher or que je passe prendre les enfants à l'école ; she collected the keys from a neighbour elle a récupéré les clés chez un voisin ; to collect a suit from the cleaners passer prendre un costume chez le teinturier.D vi1 (accumulate, gather) [substance, dust, leaves] s'accumuler ; [crowd] se rassembler, se réunir ;2 ( raise money) to collect for charity/famine victims faire la quête pour des bonnes œuvres/les victimes de la famine.1 [person] calme ; she remained cool, calm and collected elle a gardé son sang-froid ;2 ( assembled) the collected works of Dickens les œuvres complètes de Dickens ; the collected poems of W. B. Yeats la collection complète des poèmes de W. B. Yeats. -
79 command
command, US [transcription][-"m_nd"]A n1 ( order) ordre m ; to carry out/give a command exécuter/donner un ordre ; I did it at his command j'ai agi sur son ordre ; at the command ‘shoot’ fire at the enemy! tirez sur l'ennemi au commandement ‘feu’! ;2 ( military control) commandement m ; to have/take command of a regiment avoir/prendre le commandement d'un régiment ; to give sb command of sth confier le commandement de qch à qn ; to be in command commander ; to be under the command of sb [person] être sous les ordres de qn ; [regiment] être sous les ordres or sous le commandement de qn ; I'm in command of the troops les troupes sont sous mes ordres ; the enemy has command of the air l'ennemi a la maîtrise du ciel ;3 ( mastery) ( control) maîtrise f ; to have full command of one's emotions/faculties maîtriser parfaitement ses émotions/facultés ; to have an excellent command of Russian avoir une excellente maîtrise du russe ; to be in command of events/the situation avoir les événements/la situation en main ; to have sth at one's command avoir qch à sa disposition ; to be in command of oneself être maître/maîtresse m/f de soi ;4 Mil ( group of officers) commandement m ; ( group of soldiers) unité f commandée ; ( section of the forces) commandement m ; ( district) région f militaire ; air command commandement m aérien ;5 Comput commande f.C vtr1 ( order) ordonner à [person] ; to command sb to do ordonner à qn de faire ; to command that ordonner que (+ subj) ; I commanded the release of the prisoner j'ai ordonné la libération du prisonnier ; ‘stop,’ he commanded ‘arrêtez,’ ordonna-t-il ;2 ( obtain as one's due) inspirer [affection, obedience, respect] ; forcer [admiration] ; to command a good price se vendre cher ;3 ( dispose of) disposer de [funds, resources, support, majority] ;4 ( dominate) [fortress] dominer [valley] ; ( overlook) [place, house] avoir vue sur ; to command a view of avoir vue sur ;D vi commander. -
80 conviction
1 Jur condamnation f (for pour) ; to obtain/quash/uphold a conviction obtenir/annuler/maintenir une condamnation ; conviction on fraud charges condamnation pour fraude ;
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