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1 scrape
A n1 ○ ( awkward situation) to get into a scrape s'attirer des ennuis ; to get sb into a scrape mettre qn dans le pétrin ○ ; he's always getting into scrapes il s'attire toujours des ennuis, il se retrouve toujours dans des situations impossibles ;2 ( in order to clean) to give sth a scrape gratter qch ;B vtr2 ( damage) érafler [paintwork, car part, furniture] ;4 ( making noise) racler [chair, feet] ;5 ○ ( get with difficulty) to scrape a living s'en sortir à peine (doing en faisant) ; she scraped a ten in biology elle a laborieusement décroché un dix en biologie.C vi2 ( economize) économiser le moindre sou.to scrape the bottom of the barrel gen être réduit à faire avec ce que l'on a sous la main ; ( when raising money) racler les fonds de tiroir.■ scrape back:▶ scrape [sth] back, scrape back [sth] tirer [qch] en arrière [hair].■ scrape by s'en tirer ○ ; he manages to scrape by on £80 a week il réussit à s'en tirer avec 80 livres sterling par semaine.■ scrape home Sport gagner de justesse.■ scrape in (to university, class) entrer de justesse.■ scrape off:▶ scrape off [sth], scrape [sth] off enlever [qch] en grattant.■ scrape out:▶ scrape out [sth], scrape [sth] out enlever [qch] en grattant [contents of jar] ; nettoyer [qch] en grattant [saucepan].▶ scrape through s'en tirer de justesse ;▶ scrape through [sth] réussir [qch] de justesse [exam, test].▶ scrape [sth] together, scrape together [sth] arriver à amasser [sum of money] ; arriver à réunir [people].■ scrape up = scrape together. -
2 scrape
scrape [skreɪp]1. noun• to scrape the bottom [ship] racler le fond( = make scraping sound) gratter ; ( = rub) frotter= scrape by• she scraped by on £30 per week elle vivotait avec 30 livres par semaine[+ contents] enlever en grattant ; [+ pan] récurer[+ objects, money] rassembler (à grand-peine)[+ earth, pebbles] mettre en tas ; [+ money] rassembler à grand-peine* * *[skreɪp] 1.1) (colloq) ( awkward situation)2) ( sound) raclement m2.transitive verb1) gratter [vegetables, shoes]2) ( damage) érafler3) ( injure) écorcher4) ( making noise) racler5) (colloq)3.to scrape a living — s'en sortir à peine ( doing en faisant)
1)to scrape against something — [car part] érafler quelque chose
2) ( economize) économiser le moindre sou•Phrasal Verbs:••to scrape the bottom of the barrel — être à court d'idées (or d'imagination or de personnes qualifiées etc)
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3 graze
graze [greɪz]( = eat grass) broutera. ( = touch lightly) effleurerb. ( = scrape) [+ skin, hand] érafler3. nounéraflure f* * *[greɪz] 1.noun écorchure f2.transitive verb1) ( scrape)to graze one's knee — s'écorcher le genou (on, against sur)
2) [bullet] érafler3) Agriculture faire paître [animal]; utiliser comme pacage [land]3.intransitive verb Agriculture [sheep] brouter; [cow] paître -
4 graze
[ɡreiz] I verb((of animals) to eat grass etc which is growing.) brouterII 1. verb1) (to scrape the skin from (a part of the body): I've grazed my knee on that stone wall.) écorcher2) (to touch lightly in passing: The bullet grazed the car.) frôler2. noun(the slight wound caused by grazing a part of the body: a graze on one's knee.) écorchure -
5 graze
B vtr1 (scratch, scrape) to graze one's knee/shin s'écorcher le genou/tibia (on, against sur) ;2 (skim, touch lightly) [lips, fingers, bullet] frôler [surface, skin] ;C vi2 ○ [person] grignoter. -
6 bow
I.A n1 ( weapon) arc m ;2 Mus archet m ;B vi manier l'archet.to have more than one string ou several strings to one's bow avoir plus d'une corde or plusieurs cordes à son arc.II.A n1 ( forward movement) salut m ; to make a bow faire un salut ; to take a bow Theat saluer ; to make one's bow fig faire ses débuts ;2 Naut avant m, proue f ; on the starboard bow par tribord devant ; to go down by the bows sombrer par l'avant ;3 Sport rameur/-euse m/f avant.B vtr baisser [head] ; courber [branch] ; incliner [tree] ; to bow the knee fig se soumettre (to à) ; to bow one's head in prayer prier les yeux baissés.C vi1 ( bend forward) saluer ; to bow to saluer ;2 ( give way) to bow to s'incliner devant [wisdom, knowledge, necessity, majority] ; to bow to pressure céder à la pression ; to bow to sb's opinion se ranger à l'avis de qn ;3 ( sag) [plant, shelf] se courber (under sous).to bow and scrape fig faire des courbettes (to devant) ; there was a lot of bowing and scraping il y a eu beaucoup de courbettes ; to fire a shot across sb's bows fig tirer un coup de semonce à qn.■ bow down:▶ bow [sb/sth] down [wind] courber [tree] ; [weight] plier, courber [person] ; to be bowed down by être plié or courbé sous [weight, load] ; they were bowed down by the burden of debt le fardeau des dettes les écrasait.
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