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61 κοινολεκτούσι
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62 κοινολεκτοῦσι
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63 κοινολεκτούσιν
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64 κοινολεκτοῦσιν
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65 κοινολεκτούμενον
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66 κοινολεκτούντων
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67 grossièreté
grossièreté [gʀosjεʀte]feminine nouna. ( = insolence) rudenessb. ( = vulgarité) coarseness* * *gʀosjɛʀte1) ( inconvenance) rudeness2) ( mot grossier) rude word GB, dirty worddire des grossièretés — to use bad language GB, to talk dirty
* * *ɡʀosjɛʀte nf1) [apparence, manières, travail] roughness2) (vulgarité) rudeness* * *grossièreté nf1 ( inconvenance) rudeness; ils sont d'une grossièreté! they're so rude!;2 ( mot grossier) rude word GB, dirty word US; dire des grossièretés to use bad language GB, to talk dirty US;3 ( manque de finesse) (de jugement, d'interprétation) crudeness; (de personne, visage, traits) coarseness;4 ( caractère rudimentaire) coarseness; travail/finition d'une grande grossièreté very crude work/finish.[grosjɛrte] nom féminin3. [gros mot] coarse remarkje me suis retenu pour ne pas lui dire des grossièretés I had to bite my tongue to avoid swearing at him[obscénité] rude joke -
68 signer
signer [siɲe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ document, traité, œuvre d'art] to sign• elle signe « Malou » she signs herself "Malou"b. ( = être l'auteur de) to make• c'est signé ! (inf) it's obvious who did it!2. reflexive verb► se signer ( = faire le signe de croix) to cross o.s.* * *siɲe
1.
verbe transitif to signça, c'est signé ta sœur! — (colloq) that's your sister all over! (colloq)
le disque compact a signé la fin du 33 tours — the compact disc signalled [BrE] the end of the LP
2.
verbe intransitif ( s'exprimer en langage des signes) to sign, to use sign language
3.
se signer verbe pronominal to cross oneself* * *siɲe vt* * *signer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( apposer sa signature sur) to sign [contrat, traité, lettre, chèque, tableau]; signer de son nom de jeune fille/d'un pseudonyme to sign with one's maiden name/with a pseudonym; ‘signé Dupont’ ‘signed Dupont’; un tract non signé an unsigned pamphlet; il signe son troisième roman he's written his third novel; un parfum signé X a perfume by X; ça, c'est signé ta sœur○! that's your sister all over○!; signer son arrêt de mort fig to sign one's own death warrant; le disque compact a signé la fin du 33 tours fig the compact disc signalledGB the end of the LP;2 Tech to hallmark [pièce d'orfèvrerie];B vi ( s'exprimer en langage des signes) to sign, to use sign language.C se signer vpr to cross oneself.[siɲe] verbe transitif1. [chèque, formulaire, lettre] to sign‘signer ici’ ‘(please) sign here’3. [officialiser - contrat, traité] to sign4. [être l'auteur de - argenterie] to hallmark ; [ - pièce, film] to be the author of ; [ - tableau] to sign ; [ - ligne de vêtements] to be the creator of5. [dédicacer - livre] to sign copies of————————[siɲe] verbe intransitif1. [tracer un signe] to signsigner d'une croix/de son sang to sign with a cross/in one's blood2. [établir un acte officiel] to sign————————se signer verbe pronominal intransitif -
69 écart
écart [ekaʀ]1. masculine nouna. ( = différence) (entre objets, dates) gap ; (entre chiffres, températures, opinions) difference ; (entre explications) discrepancy• l'écart de prix entre les deux modèles est important there's a big difference in price between the two modelsb. ( = action) faire un écart [cheval] to shy ; [voiture] to swerve ; [personne surprise] to jump out of the wayc. ► à l'écart• être à l'écart [hameau] to be isolated• mettre or tenir qn à l'écart ( = empêcher de participer) to keep sb on the sidelines ; ( = empêcher d'approcher) to hold sb back• rester à l'écart ( = s'isoler) to remain aloof ; ( = ne pas approcher) to stay in the background ; ( = ne pas participer) to stay on the sidelines► à l'écart de2. compounds* * *ekaʀ
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nom masculin1) ( distance) ( entre des objets) distance, gap ( entre between); ( entre des dates) interval; ( entre des concepts) gap; ( entre des versions) difference2) ( variation) difference3) ( mouvement brusque)faire un écart — [cheval] to shy; [voiture] to swerve; [piéton] to leap aside
4) ( faute) lapseécarts de langage — bad language [U]
5) ( aux cartes) discard
2.
à l'écart locution adverbialeils bavardaient dans le jardin, à l'écart — they were talking in the garden GB ou yard US, off by themselves
se tenir à l'écart — ( éloigné) to stand apart; ( refuser de se mêler) to keep oneself to oneself; ( ne pas participer) not to join in
mettre quelqu'un à l'écart — ( éloigner) to push somebody aside; ( mettre au ban) to ostracize somebody
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à l'écart de locution prépositive away fromtenir quelqu'un à l'écart de — to keep somebody away from [lieu]; to keep somebody out of [activité, négociations]
* * *ekaʀ nm1) (espace entre deux parties) gapfaire le grand écart DANSE, GYMNASTIQUE — to do the splits
2) (mouvement latéral) sideways leap, (d'une automobile) swervefaire un écart [voiture] — to swerve
3) fig (entres données, quantités) differenceà l'écart [se tenir, rester] — out of the way, [habiter, être situé] in a remote area
à l'écart de (position, situation) — away from
Ils se sont assis à l'écart des autres. — They sat away from the others., fig
rester à l'écart de — to keep out of, to steer clear of, fig
se tenir à l'écart de — to keep out of, to steer clear of
* * *A nm1 ( distance) ( entre des objets) distance (entre between), gap (entre between); (entre des dates, événements) interval (entre between); (entre des concepts, attitudes) gap (entre between); ( entre des versions) difference (entre between); écart inflationniste/technologique inflationary/technological gap; un écart d'un mètre a one-metreGB gap, a gap of one metreGB; écart de six mois six-month interval, interval of six months; creuser/réduire l'écart to widen/narrow the gap; il y a trop d'écart entre eux (en âge) there's too much of an age gap between them; ⇒ grand;2 ( variation) difference; écarts de température differences in temperature; écarts de prix price differences, differences in prices; écart des salaires pay differential; écart de dix euros/degrés ten-euro/-degree difference, difference of ten euros/degrees; écart par rapport à la normale/moyenne deviation from the norm/mean;3 ( mouvement brusque) ( de cheval) shy; ( de voiture) swerve; faire un écart [cheval] to shy; [voiture] to swerve; [piéton] to leap aside;4 fig ( faute) lapse; il fait des écarts de régime he doesn't stick to his diet; écarts de langage bad language ¢;5 ( aux cartes) discard.B à l'écart loc adv être à l'écart to be isolated; ils bavardaient dans le jardin, à l'écart they were talking in the garden GB ou yard US, off by themselves; elle vit à l'écart she keeps herself to herself; se tenir à l 'écart ( éloigné) to stand apart; ( refuser de se mêler) to keep oneself to oneself; ( ne pas participer) not to join in; mettre qn à l'écart ( éloigner) to push sb aside; ( mettre au ban) to ostracize sb; il ne supporte pas cette mise à l'écart he cannot bear the way he is being ostracized ou ignored; prendre or entraîner qn à l'écart to take sb aside.C à l'écart de loc prép à l'écart de la ville/route away from the town/road; laisser or tenir qn à l'écart de to keep sb away from [lieu]; to keep sb out of [activité]; se tenir à l'écart des autres ( dans l'espace) to stand apart from the others; ( socialement) to refuse to join in; rester or se tenir à l'écart du conflit/des négociations to keep out of the conflict/the negotiations.écart de conduite lapse in behaviourGB; faire des écarts de conduite to have occasional lapses; écart de jeunesse youthful indiscretion; écart à la moyenne Stat deviation from the mean.[ekar] nom masculinécart de poids/température difference in weight/temperatureun écart de huit ans les sépare, il y a huit ans d'écart entre eux there's an eight-year gap between them3. [déviation] swervinga. [cheval] to shyb. [voiture, vélo] to swervej'ai fait un petit écart aujourd'hui: j'ai mangé deux gâteaux I broke my diet today: I ate two cakes4. [excès]6. DANSE & SPORT7. [en comptabilité] margin[en statistiques] deviation8. [hameau] hamlet————————à l'écart locution adverbiale1. [de côté] asideprendre quelqu'un à l'écart to take somebody aside ou to one side/to draw somebody aside ou to one sidea. [éloigné] to hold ou keep somebody backb. [empêcher de participer] to keep somebody out of thingsrester ou se tenir à l'écarta. [éloigné] to stand apartb. [ne pas participer] to stay on the sidelines ou in the background, to keep out of things2. [loin des habitations]————————à l'écart de locution prépositionnelle -
70 a vorbi deschis / pe faţă / şleau
to speak without restraint / reserveto speak one's mind (out)to speak out (bluntly / boldly)to speak plain(ly)to speak up / out / forthto use plain language to use language\a vorbi deschis / pe faţă / şleau cu cineva to be open with smb.înv. to be round with smb.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a vorbi deschis / pe faţă / şleau
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71 Ausdrucksweise
Aus·drucks·wei·se fmode of expression, way of expressing oneself;was ist denn das für eine \Ausdrucksweise! what sort [or kind] of language is that [to use]?;sich einer anständigen \Ausdrucksweise befleißigen to use decent language -
72 kiroilla
yks.nom. kiroilla; yks.gen. kiroilen; yks.part. kiroili; yks.ill. kiroilisi; mon.gen. kiroilkoon; mon.part. kiroillut; mon.ill. kiroiltiinswear (verb)use bad language* * *• swear• use bad language• swear at• curse -
73 материться
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74 ругаться
несовер. - ругаться; совер. - выругаться, поругаться
1) совер. - выругаться swear, curse; use bad language, call names
2) совер. - поругаться; вз.-возвр. abuse one another, swear at each other* * *swear, curse; use bad language, call names* * *railscold -
75 wyra|zić
pf — wyra|żać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (wypowiedzieć) to express, to voice [opinię, życzenie, zgodę, sprzeciw]- nie miał czasu, by wyrazić swój sprzeciw he had no time to voice his objections2. (uzewnętrznić) to express, to articulate [zachwyt, uczucia] 3. (reprezentować) to express, to represent- wyrażał opinię ogółu studentów he represented the opinion of all the students4. (oznaczyć) to express, to represent- napięcie prądu wyrażamy w woltach voltage is expressed in voltsⅡ wyrazić się — wyrażać się 1. (mówić) to speak- że się tak wyrażę so to speak- czy jasno się wyrażam? do I make myself clear?- wyrażał się o niej w samych superlatywach he spoke highly of her2. (wypowiedzieć się) to voice an opinion 3. (objawić się) to manifest itself, to be expressed 4. pot. (przeklinać) to use foul language- brzydko się wyrażać euf. to use foul languageThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wyra|zić
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76 سب
سَبَّ \ call sb. names: to address sb. rudely: He was so angry with the policeman that he started calling him names. curse: to use rude and violent language about or against (sb. or sth.) in anger: He cursed when he hurt his hand. He cursed me for being late. swear: to use rude language, esp. when one is angry: He swore at the dog after he had fallen over it. \ See Also شتم (شَتَمَ) -
77 شتم
شَتَمَ \ abuse: to say very rude things to: You shouldn’t abuse a servant. call sb. names: to address sb. rudely: He was so angry with the policeman that he started calling him names. curse: to use rude and violent language about or against (sb. or sth.) in anger: He cursed when he hurt his hand. He cursed me for being late. swear: to use rude language, esp. when one is angry: He swore at the dog after he had fallen over it. -
78 abuse
شَتَمَ \ abuse: to say very rude things to: You shouldn’t abuse a servant. call sb. names: to address sb. rudely: He was so angry with the policeman that he started calling him names. curse: to use rude and violent language about or against (sb. or sth.) in anger: He cursed when he hurt his hand. He cursed me for being late. swear: to use rude language, esp. when one is angry: He swore at the dog after he had fallen over it. -
79 call sb. names
شَتَمَ \ abuse: to say very rude things to: You shouldn’t abuse a servant. call sb. names: to address sb. rudely: He was so angry with the policeman that he started calling him names. curse: to use rude and violent language about or against (sb. or sth.) in anger: He cursed when he hurt his hand. He cursed me for being late. swear: to use rude language, esp. when one is angry: He swore at the dog after he had fallen over it. -
80 curse
شَتَمَ \ abuse: to say very rude things to: You shouldn’t abuse a servant. call sb. names: to address sb. rudely: He was so angry with the policeman that he started calling him names. curse: to use rude and violent language about or against (sb. or sth.) in anger: He cursed when he hurt his hand. He cursed me for being late. swear: to use rude language, esp. when one is angry: He swore at the dog after he had fallen over it.
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