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1 pride
A n1 ( satisfaction) fierté f (in sb/sth éprouvée pour qn/qch) ; with pride avec fierté ; to take pride in être fier/fière de [ability, achievement, talent] ; soigner [appearence, work] ;2 ( self-respect) amour-propre m ; péj orgueil m ; to hurt ou wound sb's pride blesser l'amour-propre de qn ; her pride was hurt elle était blessée dans son amour-propre ; she has no pride elle n'a aucune fierté ; pride alone prevented him from… il avait trop d'amour-propre pour… ; family pride honneur m familial ; national pride sentiment m de fierté nationale ;3 ( source of satisfaction) fierté f ; to be the pride of être la fierté de ; to be sb's pride and joy être la (grande) fierté de qn ;4 ( group of lions) troupe f (of de).to have pride of place être mis en vedette ; to give sth pride of place mettre qch en vedette ; pride comes before a fall Prov péché d'orgueil ne va pas sans danger. -
2 wound
Ⅰ.wound1 [wu:nd]1 noun(a) (physical injury) blessure f, plaie f;∎ a bullet wound une blessure par balle;∎ she had three bullet wounds elle avait été blessée par trois balles;∎ she had three knife wounds elle avait reçu trois coups de couteau;∎ they had serious head wounds ils avaient été gravement blessés à la tête;∎ to dress a wound panser une blessure ou une plaie∎ he was still suffering from deep psychological wounds il souffrait encore de graves blessures psychologiques;∎ to reopen an old wound rouvrir une plaie(a) (physically) blesser;∎ the children were wounded by flying glass les enfants ont été blessés par des éclats de verre;∎ she was wounded in the shoulder elle a été blessée à l'épaule∎ he was deeply wounded by their criticism il a été profondément blessé par leurs critiques;∎ to wound sb's pride heurter l'amour-propre de qn, blesser qn dans son amour-proprecauser une blessureⅡ. -
3 ooze
ooze [u:z]suinter;∎ the mud oozed up between her toes la boue lui passait entre les orteils;∎ blood oozed from the wound du sang coulait de la blessure;∎ figurative the new father fairly oozed with pride le nouveau père débordait de fierté;∎ figurative her courage was oozing slowly away son courage l'abandonnait peu à peu∎ the wound was oozing pus/blood du pus/sang suintait de la plaie;∎ the walls ooze moisture l'humidité suinte des murs;∎ figurative to ooze confidence déborder d'assurance;∎ to ooze charm exsuder un charme mielleux;∎ figurative this place just oozes wealth cet endroit sue l'opulence3 noun(b) (flow → of liquid) suintement m -
4 puncture
puncture ['pʌŋktʃə(r)]1 noun(a) (in tyre, ball, balloon) crevaison f;∎ one of the front tyres had a puncture un des pneus avant était crevé;∎ I had a puncture on the way to work j'ai crevé en allant travailler;∎ the garage has repaired the puncture le garage a réparé le pneu crevé(b) (gen → hole) perforation f∎ the bullet punctured his lung la balle lui a perforé le poumon(b) (tyre, ball, balloon) crevercrever►► puncture patch (for repairing inner tube) rustine ® f;puncture repair kit trousse f de réparation pour crevaisons;Medicine puncture wound blessure f pénétrante
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