reared dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de reared dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

hand-reared ADJ

hand-reared animal:

hand-reared

élevé au biberon

I.rear [GB rɪə, Am rɪr] SUBST

1. rear (of building, car, room etc):

rear

arrière m

at the rear of the house

derrière la maison

(viewed) from the rear building, monument etc

vu de l'arrière

(viewed) from the rear person

vu de dos

‘to rear’ (in estate agent's brochure)

‘à l'arrière’

2. rear MILIT:

rear (of procession, train)

queue f

rear (of unit, convoy)

arrière-garde f

rear (of unit, convoy)

arrières mpl

rear (of column)

queue f

at the rear of the train

en queue de train

to attack the enemy in the rear

attaquer l'ennemi à revers

to bring up the rear (gen) MILIT

fermer la marche

3. rear euph (of person):

rear

derrière m fam

II.rear [GB rɪə, Am rɪr] ADJ

1. rear entrance, garden:

rear

de derrière

2. rear MOTOR:

rear light, seat, suspension

arrière

III.rear [GB rɪə, Am rɪr] VERBE trans

rear child, family, animals

élever

rear plants

cultiver

to be reared on classical music

être nourri de musique classique

IV.rear [GB rɪə, Am rɪr] VERBE intr a. rear up

rear horse:

se cabrer

rear snake:

se dresser

rear fig building, tree etc:

s'élever, se dresser

Voir aussi : ugly

ugly [GB ˈʌɡli, Am ˈəɡli] ADJ

1. ugly (hideous):

ugly person, appearance, furniture, building, place

laid

ugly sound

désagréable

ugly wound

vilain

to be an ugly sight

être hideux/-euse à voir

2. ugly (vicious):

ugly situation, conflict

dangereux/-euse

ugly tactics, campaign

bas/basse

ugly accusation

vicieux/-ieuse

ugly passion, violence

effroyable

the situation turned ugly

la situation a dégénéré

to give sb an ugly look

regarder qn d'un sale œil

he had an ugly expression on his face/an ugly look in his eye

il avait l'air méchant/l'œil méchant

to be in an ugly mood group, mob:

gronder

to be in an ugly mood individual:

être d'humeur massacrante

the ugly face of

l'aspect inacceptable de

3. ugly (repugnant):

ugly incident, scene, crime

déplorable

an ugly customer fam

un sale type fam

he looks like an ugly customer fam

il a une sale tronche fam

as ugly as sin

laid comme un pou

racism/elitism rears its ugly head

on voit surgir le spectre du racisme/de l'élitisme

rear admiral SUBST

rear admiral

contre-amiral m

rear access SUBST

rear access

accès m arrière

rear-engined [GB ˌrɪərˈɛndʒɪnd] ADJ

rear-engined

avec moteur à l'arrière

I.rear end [ˌrɪər ˈend] SUBST

1. rear end (of vehicle):

rear end

arrière m

2. rear end (of person):

rear end euph

derrière m

II.rear-end VERBE trans

rear-end trans Am fam:

rear-end

emboutir l'arrière de fam

rear-drive ADJ

rear-drive

à traction f arrière

rear compartment SUBST MOTOR

rear compartment

arrière m

rear bumper SUBST MOTOR

rear bumper

pare-chocs m inv arrière

rear door SUBST

rear door (in house)

porte f de derrière

rear door MOTOR

portière f arrière

rear door inv

porte f arrière

reared dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de reared dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.rear¹ [rɪəʳ, Am rɪr] ADJ

rear

arrière

the rear door/entrance

la porte/l'entrée de derrière

II.rear¹ [rɪəʳ, Am rɪr] SUBST

1. rear (back part):

the rear

l'arrière

to bring up the rear

fermer la marche

2. rear fam (buttocks):

rear

derrière m

to be a pain in the rear

être un enquiquineur

I.rear² [rɪəʳ, Am rɪr] VERBE trans

1. rear (bring up):

rear

élever

2. rear (raise):

rear

lever

to rear one's ugly head again péj

poindre de nouveau à l'horizon

3. rear form (build):

rear

dresser

II.rear² [rɪəʳ, Am rɪr] VERBE intr

1. rear (raise):

rear horse

se dresser

2. rear (extend high):

rear

s'élever

rear admiral SUBST

rear admiral

contre-amiral m

rear-engined ADJ

to be rear-engined

avoir un moteur à l'arrière

rear-wheel drive SUBST

rear-wheel drive

roues fpl arrières motrices

rear-wheel drive (car)

traction f arrière

rear view mirror SUBST

rear view mirror

rétroviseur m

Traductions de reared dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

Autres traductions et expressions typiques avec les termes de votre recherche

pare-chocs arrière/avant

rear/front bumper

se cabrer cheval

to rear up

fessier

rear end

lanterne rouge

rear light GB

reared Exemples tirés du dictionnaire PONS (vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

the rear door/entrance

la porte/l'entrée de derrière

the rear

l'arrière

to bring up the rear

fermer la marche

to be a pain in the rear

être un enquiquineur

(rear-view) mirror

rétroviseur m

to be rear-engined

avoir un moteur à l'arrière

to rear one's ugly head again péj

poindre de nouveau à l'horizon

to bring up the rear

fermer la marche

to give sb a kick in the rear

botter le derrière/les fesses à qn

to take sb/sth from the rear

prendre qn/qc à revers MILIT

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

anglais

In one kind of study, identical twins reared apart are compared to randomly selected pairs of people.

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Reared on natural grasses, veal, heifer, and ox enjoy a great reputation.

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The southern calves are typically reared on pasture and sold as weaners, yearlings or as steers at about two years old or older.

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They are usually carefully reared by hand and become as tame and confiding as a pet dog.

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These cattle are reared in huge herds numbering in hundreds with a few cowherds tending to them.

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Among the animals more commonly found in the alpine zone are yaks, mainly reared for their milk, meat, and as a beast of burden.

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Fry are generally reared in large freshwater tanks for 12 to 20 months.

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I have a 5,400 followers, average-to-low for most people in media, and the sway of the little checkmark has reared its head once or twice.

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After all, whether you eat more humanely reared meat, or eschew meat all together, both options clearly reduce demand for intensively-raised factory farm products.

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The autogyro reared up like a rowing boat in rough seas.

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