runner bean dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de runner bean dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

runner bean SUBST GB

runner bean

haricot m d'Espagne

Traductions de runner bean dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

runner [GB ˈrʌnə, Am ˈrənər] SUBST

1. runner (person, animal):

runner

coureur m

to be a fast runner

être très rapide à la course

2. runner:

runner SPORT, HIPPISME

partant/-e m/f

3. runner (messenger):

runner MILIT

estafette f

runner FIN

coursier/-ière m/f

4. runner:

runner (for door, seat)

glissière f

runner (for drawer)

coulisseau m

runner (for curtain)

chariot m

runner (on sled)

patin m

5. runner BOT:

runner

stolon m

6. runner (cloth):

runner

chemin m de table

7. runner (carpet):

runner (in hall)

chemin m de couloir

runner (on stairs)

chemin m d'escalier

8. runner (car) fam:

‘good runner’ (in ad)

‘en bon état mécanique’

to do a runner fam (from restaurant, taxi)

s'esquiver sans payer

to do a runner (from house etc)

déménager à la cloche de bois

I.bean [GB biːn, Am bin] SUBST

bean

haricot m

II.bean [GB biːn, Am bin] VERBE trans

to bean sb fam Am

donner un coup sur la tête de qn

III.bean [GB biːn, Am bin]

to be full of beans fam GB (be lively)

être en pleine forme

to be full of beans Am (be wrong)

se gourer complètement fam

I haven't got a bean fam

je n'ai pas un radis fam

I don't know a bean or beans about it fam

je n'y connais rien

it's not worth a bean fam

ça ne vaut rien

runner bean dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de runner bean dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

runner bean SUBST GB

runner bean

haricot m vert

Traductions de runner bean dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

runner [ˈrʌnəʳ, Am -ɚ] SUBST

1. runner (person that runs):

runner

coureur(-euse) m (f)

2. runner (racing horse):

runner

cheval m partant

3. runner (messenger):

runner

messager m

4. runner (smuggler):

runner

trafiquant(e) m (f)

5. runner (blade):

runner

patin m

6. runner (rod to slide on):

runner

glissière f

7. runner (stem):

runner

tige f

8. runner (long rug, strip of carpet):

runner

tapis m

Idiomes/Tournures:

to do a runner fam

s'échapper

bean [bi:n] SUBST

1. bean (seed):

bean

haricot m

bean

fève f Québec

runner/green [or French] beans

haricots plats/verts

baked beans

haricots blancs cuisinés à la sauce tomate

2. bean (pod):

bean

cosse f

Idiomes/Tournures:

not to have a bean fam

ne pas avoir un radis

to be full of beans

ne pas tenir en place

to spill the beans to sb

vendre la mèche à qn

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

anglais

Brown, now 28, is tall and long-limbed, a runner bean with a quiff, with the boundless enthusiasm of a puppy.

www.independent.co.uk

Having control over all these factors makes a huge difference in the end product, just like eating a home-grown runner bean or tomato is much better than a supermarket one.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Highly attractive annual vines include cardinal climber, cypress vine, morning glory and scarlet runner bean.

www.oregonlive.com

It's a finely oiled machine and everyone's a winner - if they like runner beans.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The farm also planted more scarlet runner bean seeds this year, but stores are less interested in them than expected.

www.timescolonist.com

Helpers receive a free share of the food it produces, including apples, tomatoes, potatoes and runner beans.

www.dailymail.co.uk

A high fence, a large tree, even an overgrown evergreen shrub next door can ruin your hopes of sunflowers and artichokes, fennel and runner beans.

www.telegraph.co.uk

They are amazing and important creatures, for they pollinate numerous wildflowers and many crops such as tomatoes, strawberries, raspberries and runner beans.

theconversation.com

Its secondary hosts, on which it spends the summer months, include a number of crops including sugar beet, spinach, beans, runner beans, celery, potatoes, sunflowers, carrots, artichokes, tobacco and tomatoes.

en.wikipedia.org

The taste of a carrot or a runner bean that has been picked five minutes ago, as opposed to five days, is completely different and so much better.

www.dailymail.co.uk