folk rock dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de folk rock dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

folk rock SUBST

folk rock

folk-rock m

Traductions de folk rock dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

chanteur (de) rock/folk

rock/folk singer

Traductions de folk rock dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.folk [GB fəʊk, Am foʊk] SUBST

1. folk (people):

folk + vb plur

gens mpl

country/city folk

les gens de la campagne/des villes

old folk

les vieux mpl

young folk

les jeunes mpl

poor folk

les pauvres mpl

2. folk MUS:

folk + vb sing

folk m

II.folks SUBST pl. tantum fam

1. folks (parents):

folks

parents mpl

folks

vieux mpl fam

2. folks (addressing people):

that's all, folks fam!

c'est tout, messieurs-dames! fam

III.folk [GB fəʊk, Am foʊk] ADJ épith

1. folk (traditional):

folk dance, dancing, song, singer, music, tale

folklorique

folk art, culture, tradition

populaire, folklorique

2. folk (modern):

folk music, concert, song, singer

folk

folk inv club, group

de musique folk

I.rock [GB rɒk, Am rɑk] SUBST

1. rock U (substance):

rock

roche f

solid/molten rock

roche dure/en fusion

hewn out of solid rock

taillé dans le roc

2. rock C (boulder):

rock

rocher m

the ship hit the rocks

le bateau a heurté les rochers or les récifs

on the rocks litt MAR

sur les récifs

on the rocks drink:

avec des glaçons

to be on the rocks fig marriage:

aller à vau-l'eau

3. rock (stone):

rock

pierre f

‘falling rocks’

‘chute de pierres’

4. rock (Mus):

rock

rock m

rock épith band, concert, musician

rock

rock industry

du rock

rock music

rock m

5. rock GB (sweet):

rock

sucre m d'orge

6. rock (diamond) fam:

rock gén plur

diam m fam

rock gén plur

diamant m

7. rock (crack):

rock fam

caillou m fam

rock fam

crack m

II.rocks SUBST (testicles)

rocks pl. tantum arg vulg

couilles arg vulg

fpl to get one's rocks off

prendre son pied fam

III.rock [GB rɒk, Am rɑk] VERBE trans

1. rock (move gently):

rock cradle

balancer

rock baby, boat

bercer

she sat rocking herself in her chair

elle se balançait sur sa chaise

I rocked the baby to sleep

j'ai endormi le bébé en le berçant

2. rock (shake):

rock tremor, bomb: town

secouer

rock scandal, revelation: party, government

ébranler

rock waves: vessel

secouer

IV.rock [GB rɒk, Am rɑk] VERBE intr

1. rock (sway):

rock person, cradle:

se balancer

to rock to and fro/back and forth

se balancer de droite à gauche/d'avant en arrière

to rock with laughter

être secoué de rire

2. rock (shake):

rock earth, ground, building:

trembler

3. rock (dance):

to rock (away)

danser le rock

by midnight, the place is rocking fam

vers minuit, la fête bat son plein

V.rock [GB rɒk, Am rɑk]

caught between a rock and a hard place

pris entre le marteau et l'enclume

as firm or solid as a rock

solide comme le roc

as hard as a rock

dur comme du fer or le roc

folk rock dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de folk rock dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.folk [fəʊk, Am foʊk] SUBST

1. folk plur (specific class/group of people):

folk

gens mpl

farming folk

agriculteurs mpl

old folk

personnes fpl âgées

ordinary folk

gens mpl ordinaires

2. folk plur fam (parents):

folk

vieux mpl

3. folk no plur MUS:

folk

folk m

II.folk [fəʊk, Am foʊk] ADJ MUS

folk

folklorique

folk music

folk inv

folk hero, tale

populaire

folk medicine

traditionnel(le)

rock¹ [rɒk, Am rɑ:k] SUBST

1. rock (substance):

rock

roche f

2. rock (stone):

rock

rocher m

to be solid as a rock

être solide comme un roc

3. rock Am, Aus (lump of stone):

rock

pierre f

4. rock no plur (solid sweet):

rock

≈ sucre m d'orge

Idiomes/Tournures:

on the rocks (experiencing difficulties)

en pleine débâcle

on the rocks (with ice)

avec des glaçons

I.rock² [rɒk, Am rɑ:k] VERBE trans

1. rock (swing):

rock

balancer

rock a baby

bercer

to rock sb to sleep

bercer qn pour l'endormir

2. rock (shake):

rock person, house

secouer

Idiomes/Tournures:

to rock the boat fam

faire des vagues

II.rock² [rɒk, Am rɑ:k] VERBE intr

1. rock (undulate):

rock

se balancer

to rock back and forth

se balancer d'avant en arrière

2. rock (dance):

rock

danser le rock'n'roll

III.rock² [rɒk, Am rɑ:k] SUBST MUS

rock

rock m

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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Their music has been called folk rock, melodic blues, and country-goth.

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Music of the time also played a large role with the introduction of folk rock and later acid rock and psychedelia which became the voice of the generation.

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X achieved limited mainstream success but influenced various genres of music, including punk rock and folk rock.

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This type of folk music also includes fusion genres such as folk rock, electric folk, and others.

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The album itself was a blend of hard rock and folk rock.

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The group's catalog can be most consistently classified as folk rock with a strong verbal emphasis.

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The song was also pivotal in transmuting folk rock into the new musical forms of psychedelia and raga rock.

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Most of his songs, especially early in his career, are folk rock.

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If her early career accomplished anything, it was to help bring female musicians out of the prevailing folk rock genre and into different musical experience.

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The album was also credited for original blues and folk rock music which was said to be hard to hear these days by critics.

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