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3 toothed
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4 toothed
denté, harpe fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > toothed
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5 toothed round reinforcing bar
barre crénelée f, rond crénelé mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > toothed round reinforcing bar
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6 gap-toothed
gap-toothed n [person] qui a les dents écartées ; [smile] édenté ; to be gap-toothed avoir les dents écartées. -
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(with spaces between teeth) aux dents écartées; (with missing teeth) à qui il manque des dentsUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > gap-toothed
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8 sabre-toothed tiger
Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > sabre-toothed tiger
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9 snaggle-toothed
Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > snaggle-toothed
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10 sweet-toothed
Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > sweet-toothed
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11 fine-toothed comb
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12 tooth
tooth [tu:θ]• back tooth molaire f• to have a tooth out or pulled se faire arracher une dent• there's nothing you can get your teeth into il n'y a pas grand-chose à se mettre sous la dent (fig)* * *[tuːθ] 1.set of teeth — ( false) dentier m
to cut one's teeth — lit faire ses dents
2.to cut one's teeth on — fig se faire les dents sur
- toothed combining formfine-/wide-toothed comb — peigne m fin/à dents larges
••to be a bit long in the tooth — (colloq) n'être plus tout jeune
to do something in the teeth of — faire quelque chose malgré or en dépit de
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A n (pl teeth) (of person, animal, comb, zip, saw) dent f ; set of teeth ( one's own) denture f, dentition f ; ( false) dentier m ; to bare ou show one's teeth lit, fig montrer les dents ; to mutter between one's teeth murmurer entre ses dents ; to flash one's teeth at sb sourire à qn de toutes ses dents ; to cut one's teeth lit faire or percer ses dents ; to cut one's teeth on fig se faire les dents sur.to be a bit long in the tooth ○ n'être plus tout jeune ; to be fed up to the back teeth en avoir marre ○ or ras le bol ○ (of, with de) ; to do sth in the teeth of faire qch malgré or en dépit de ; to have teeth avoir du pouvoir ; to give sth teeth donner plus de poids à qch ; to get one's teeth into sth s'investir (à fond) dans qch ; it's a job she can get her teeth into c'est un travail dans lequel elle peut s'investir ; to lie through one's teeth mentir effrontément or comme un arracheur de dents ○ ; to set sb's teeth on edge taper sur les nerfs ○ de qn, agacer qn ; to throw sth in sb's teeth reprocher qch à qn. -
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tzitziquiltic:Entaillé, dentelé.Angl., scarified. Décrit le champignon xelhuâznanacatl. Sah11,132.(its leaves) are serrated. Décrit la plante tzihuinquilitl. Sah11,135." mâtzatzayânqui, tzitziquiltic ", the branches are serrated toothed.Décrit la plante mizquiquilitl. Sah11,135." commaquia îcopil cuâcoltic îhuân tzitziquiltic auh inin motôcâyôtiâya itztlacoliuhqui yehhuâtl in cetl ", er hat den kegelformigen Hut aufgesetzt den an der Spitze sich einrollenden und. mit Einschnitten versehenen. Und diesen nannte man 'das gekrümmte Obsidianmesser': das ist (der Gott der) Kälte. Il s'agit de Cinteôtl. Sah 1927,177." in îcuitlapil tzitziquiltic ", its tail is jagged. Est dit du crocodile, âcipaquihtli. Sah11,67." teteponhuihuiyac, teteponahatlatic in tlanîtz tzitziquiltic ", the upper leg is long, smooth; its lower leg is jagged. Décrit la sauterelle, âcachapôlin. Sah11,96. -
15 fine-tooth comb
[ˌfaɪn'tuːθ kəʊm]= fine-toothed combnoun peigne m fin••to go over ou through something with a fine-tooth comb — passer quelque chose au peigne fin
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16 ratchet
ratchet [ˈræt∫ɪt]( = mechanism) rochet m( = increase) augmenter* * *['rætʃɪt]noun ( toothed rack) crémaillère f -
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[ɡiə]1) ((usually in plural) a set of toothed wheels which act together to carry motion: a car with automatic gears.) engrenage2) (a combination of these wheels, eg in a car: The car is in first gear.) changement de vitesse3) (a mechanism used for a particular purpose: an aeroplane's landing-gear.) mécanisme4) (the things needed for a particular job, sport etc: sports gear.) équipement•- gearbox- gear lever/change/stick -
18 tooth
[tu:Ɵ]plural - teeth; noun1) (any of the hard, bone-like objects that grow in the mouth and are used for biting and chewing: He has had a tooth out at the dentist's.) dent2) (something that looks or acts like a tooth: the teeth of a comb/saw.) dent•- teethe- toothed - toothless - toothy - toothache - toothbrush - toothpaste - toothpick - be - get long in the tooth - a fine-tooth comb - a sweet tooth - tooth and nail -
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A n1 ( equipment) matériel m ; climbing/fishing/gardening gear matériel d'alpinisme/de pêche/de jardinage ;2 ○ (personal possessions, stuff) affaires fpl ; don't leave your gear all over the place ne laisse pas tes affaires partout ;4 Aut vitesse f ; bottom ou first gear première vitesse ; to be in second/third gear être en seconde/troisième ; to change gear changer de vitesse ; to put a car in gear passer la vitesse ; you're not in gear tu es au point mort ; you're in the wrong gear tu n'as pas passé la bonne vitesse ; ‘keep in low gear’ ( on sign) ‘utilisez votre frein moteur’ ; to get (oneself) into gear for sth fig se préparer pour qch ;1 Aut changement m de vitesse ;2 Tech engrenage m.C vtr1 ( tailor) to be geared to ou towards sb/sth [course, policy, system, tax] s'adresser à qn/qch ; to be geared to ou towards doing être destiné à faire ;2 Aut, Tech ( provide with gearing) équiper [qch] d'un embrayage [car] ; équiper [qch] d'un engrenage [other machinery].■ gear up:▶ gear up se préparer ;▶ gear [sb] up préparer ; to be geared up to do être prêt pour faire ; to be geared up for être prêt pour [party, interview, trip]. -
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