greenhouse gases dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de greenhouse gases dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

greenhouse gases SUBST pl. tantum ÉCOLO

greenhouse gases

gaz mpl qui provoquent l'effet de serre

Traductions de greenhouse gases dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

écoquartier

area designed and constructed to minimize the emission of greenhouse gases

Traductions de greenhouse gases dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.gas [GB ɡas, Am ɡæs] SUBST

1. gas (fuel):

gas

gaz m

to cook/heat a house with gas

cuisiner/chauffer une maison au gaz

to turn up/turn down the gas

augmenter/baisser le gaz

on a low/medium gas (in cooking)

à feu doux/moyen

on a high gas

à grand feu

to use bottled gas

utiliser du gaz en bouteille

to use bottled gas épith board, industry, company

du gaz

to use bottled gas explosion, pipe

de gaz

2. gas CHIM:

gas

gaz m

3. gas DENT (anaesthetic):

gas

anesthésie f

to have gas

être anesthésié

4. gas MILIT:

gas

gaz m de combat

5. gas Am (petrol):

gas

essence f

6. gas:

gas, a. gas pedal Am (accelerator) fam

accélérateur m

7. gas GB (chat, talk) fam, démod:

to have a gas

papoter fam

8. gas (funny experience, person) fam:

it was a gas!

on s'est bien marrés! fam

what a gas!

quelle (partie de) rigolade! fam

he's a gas

c'est un marrant fam

II.gas <pprés gassing; prét, ppas gassed> [GB ɡas, Am ɡæs] VERBE trans (gen) MILIT

gas person, animal

gazer

III.gas <pprés gassing; prét, ppas gassed> [GB ɡas, Am ɡæs] VERBE intr

1. gas (give off gas):

gas

dégager des gaz

2. gas GB fam, démod:

gas (chatter)

papoter fam

gas (go on at length)

parler sans arrêt

IV.to gas oneself VERBE pron

to gas oneself pron < pprés gassing; prét, ppas gassed>:

to gas oneself

se suicider au gaz

V.gas [GB ɡas, Am ɡæs]

to step on the gas

appuyer sur le champignon fam

greenhouse SUBST

greenhouse

serre f

greenhouse gases dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de greenhouse gases dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.gas <-es [or -sses]> [gæs] SUBST

1. gas (not a liquid or solid, fuel):

gas

gaz m

a gas grill/stove/oven

un grill/four à gaz

2. gas no plur fam MÉD:

gas

anesthésie f

3. gas no plur MILIT:

gas

gaz m de combat

gas mask

masque à gaz

poison gas

gaz asphyxiant

4. gas no plur Am, Can fam (petrol):

gas

essence f

to get gas

prendre de l'essence

to step on the gas

appuyer sur l'accélérateur

5. gas Am fam:

a gas

une bonne rigolade

II.gas <-ss-> [gæs] VERBE trans

gas by accident

asphyxier

gas deliberately

gazer

greenhouse SUBST

greenhouse

serre f

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

anglais

According to the film, water vapour makes up 95% of all greenhouse gases and has the largest impact on the planet's temperature.

en.wikipedia.org

On the other, global warming "advocates" explain the cold wave as another example of extreme weather forced by increased greenhouse gases.

theconversation.com

These directed state agencies to develop a plan to reduce greenhouse gases, and develop a market-based and multi-sector cap-and-trade mechanism.

en.wikipedia.org

Greenhouse gases are the master switch behind our planetary thermostat -- and by fiddling with their atmospheric concentrations, we've already locked ourselves in to decades of future warming.

www.gizmodo.com.au

These mega-projects have raised the ire of environmentalists who say the province should be decreasing rather than increasing its production of greenhouse gases.

en.wikipedia.org

A runaway greenhouse effect may have been caused by the evaporation of the surface water and subsequent rise of the levels of other greenhouse gases.

en.wikipedia.org

Such fuels are considered carbon-neutral because they do not result in a net increase in atmospheric greenhouse gases.

en.wikipedia.org

Such fuels are potentially carbon-neutral because they do not result in a net increase in atmospheric greenhouse gases.

en.wikipedia.org

Natural gas produces greenhouse gases, however, so in a carbon-constrained future, its days may be numbered.

www.biv.com

Some of it will evaporate into the air where it will acidify the rain and produce greenhouse gases.

en.wikipedia.org