noob dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de noob dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.boob [GB buːb, Am bub] fam SUBST

1. boob GB (mistake):

boob

bêtise f

2. boob (breast):

boob

nichon m fam

3. boob Am (idiot):

boob fam

nigaud/-e m/f

II.boob [GB buːb, Am bub] fam VERBE intr GB

boob

faire une bêtise

breakfast nook SUBST

breakfast nook

coin-repas m

nook [GB nʊk, Am nʊk] SUBST

1. nook (retreat):

nook

coin m

2. nook:

nook (in room)

coin m

nook (for ornaments)

niche f

every nook and cranny

tous les coins et recoins

noon [GB nuːn, Am nun] SUBST

noon

midi m

by/about noon

à/vers midi

at 12 noon

à midi

at high noon

en plein midi

at high noon épith heat, sun, train, deadline

de midi

morning, noon and night

du matin au soir

no-one [ˈnəʊwʌn] PRON

no-one → nobody

Voir aussi : nobody

I.nobody [GB ˈnəʊbədi, Am ˈnoʊˌbɑdi, ˈnoʊˌbədi] PRON a. no-one When nobody is used as a pronoun it is almost always translated by personne.
When the pronoun nobody is the subject or object of a verb, the French requires ne before the verb (or auxiliary): nobody likes him = personne ne l'aime; I heard nobody = je n'ai entendu personne.
For examples and particular usages, see the entry below.

nobody

personne

‘who's there?’—‘nobody’

‘qui est là?’—‘personne’

nobody saw her

personne ne l'a vue

there was nobody in the car

il n'y avait personne dans la voiture

nobody but me

personne sauf moi

it's nobody's business but mine

ça ne regarde personne d'autre que moi

II.nobody [GB ˈnəʊbədi, Am ˈnoʊˌbɑdi, ˈnoʊˌbədi] SUBST

to be a nobody

être insignifiant

they're just nobodies

ils sont complètement insignifiants

I knew her when she was still a nobody

je la connaissais alors qu'elle n'était encore qu'une inconnue

III.nobody [GB ˈnəʊbədi, Am ˈnoʊˌbɑdi, ˈnoʊˌbədi]

to work like nobody's business fam GB

travailler comme un fou/une folle m/f

he's nobody's fool

on ne la lui fait pas fam

noose [GB nuːs, Am nus] SUBST

1. noose (loop):

noose

nœud m coulant

2. noose (for hanging):

noose

corde f

the hangman's noose

la corde de la potence

to put a noose around one's neck

mettre une corde autour de son cou

to put a noose around one's neck fig

se mettre la corde au cou

to put one's head in a noose

se jeter dans la gueule du loup

I.snoop [GB snuːp, Am snup] fam SUBST

snoop → snooper

II.snoop [GB snuːp, Am snup] fam VERBE intr

snoop

espionner

to snoop into sth

mettre son nez dans qc fam

to snoop on sb

espionner qn

Voir aussi : snooper

snooper [GB ˈsnuːpə, Am ˈsnupər] SUBST fam, péj

snooper

fouineur/-euse fam

bob-a-job [GB ˈbɒbədʒɒb, Am ˈbɑbədʒɑb] SUBST GB

bob-a-job

système par lequel les scouts gagnent de l'argent en faisant de petits travaux

booby [GB ˈbuːbi, Am ˈbubi] SUBST

1. booby (silly person):

booby fam, démod

nigaud/-e m/f

2. booby ZOOL (gannet):

booby

fou m

3. booby Am fam → boob

Voir aussi : boob

I.boob [GB buːb, Am bub] fam SUBST

1. boob GB (mistake):

boob

bêtise f

2. boob (breast):

boob

nichon m fam

3. boob Am (idiot):

boob fam

nigaud/-e m/f

II.boob [GB buːb, Am bub] fam VERBE intr GB

boob

faire une bêtise

snood [GB snuːd, Am snud] SUBST

snood HIST

résille f

snood (modern)

cagoule f

noob dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de noob dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.boob [bu:b] SUBST

1. boob fam (breast):

boob

lolo m

2. boob GB fam (blunder):

boob

gaffe f

3. boob Am → booby

II.boob [bu:b] VERBE intr GB fam

boob

gaffer

Voir aussi : booby

booby [ˈbu:bi] SUBST

booby

crétin(e) m (f)

nook [nʊk] SUBST

nook

coin m

noon [nu:n] SUBST

noon

midi m

at/about noon

à/vers midi

noose [nu:s] SUBST

noose

nœud m

Idiomes/Tournures:

to have a noose around one's neck

être pris au collet

I.booby-trap SUBST

booby-trap

piège m

II.booby-trap VERBE trans

booby-trap

tendre un piège à

I.snoop [snu:p] SUBST péj fam

1. snoop (investigative search):

snoop

coup m d'œil

to have a snoop (around)

jeter un coup d'œil

2. snoop → snooper

II.snoop [snu:p] VERBE intr péj fam

1. snoop (examine without permission):

snoop

fouiller

2. snoop (look around):

to snoop around

fouiner

Voir aussi : snooper

snooper SUBST péj fam

snooper

fouineur(-euse) m (f)

booby [ˈbu:bi] SUBST

booby

crétin(e) m (f)

snook [snu:k, Am snʊk] SUBST no plur

to cock a snook at sb/sth GB fam

faire un pied de nez à qn/qc

high noon SUBST

high noon

plein midi m

booby prize SUBST

booby prize

prix m de consolation

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

anglais

I just can't really see a new market opening up but for a noob, the limited psyco-active effects aren't really worth the investment.

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The betting noob will then feel all high and mighty and go around bragging about how fun and easy gambling is.

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Thankfully, it's never been easier to stay fit, whether you're a fitness addict or noob.

lifestyle.inquirer.net

As a complete noob, this concept was completely alien to me.

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How does a noob like me select a worthy candidate?

www.theroar.com.au

Did nt read the review, just the bulletpoints but by the cons, they seem to have gone for less suspense, more noob friendly action.

www.ausgamers.com

I have to agree with you, even a noob like me, took only an hour to work around blogger.

www.lifehacker.com.au

Being hooked on video games is not new but it does, of course, set a pro apart from a noob.

www.ibtimes.co.uk

Being an utter noob to such an elaborately crafted, highly developed saga such as this was more than a little intimidating for me.

www.geeksofdoom.com

Common phrases include lol (laughing out loud, lewl), n00b or noob (deragoratory term for new beginner) and after a multiplayer match has concluded, gg (good game).

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