snork dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de snork dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.snort [GB snɔːt, Am snɔrt] SUBST

1. snort:

snort (of horse, bull)

ébrouement m

snort (of person, pig)

grognement m

to give a snort horse, bull:

s'ébrouer

to give a snort person, pig:

grogner

2. snort fam (of cocaine):

snort

sniff m

3. snort fam (drink):

snort

petit coup m

II.snort [GB snɔːt, Am snɔrt] VERBE trans

1. snort:

‘hooligans!’ he snorted

‘voyous!’ grogna-t-il

2. snort fam (inhale):

snort drug

sniffer

III.snort [GB snɔːt, Am snɔrt] VERBE intr

snort person, pig:

grogner

snort horse, bull:

s'ébrouer

to snort with laughter

rire comme un cheval

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I.Am schnorkel SUBST

1. Am schnorkel (for swimmer):

Am schnorkel

tuba m

Am schnorkel

tube m respiratoire

2. Am schnorkel (on submarine):

Am schnorkel

schnorchel m

II.snorkel <pprés snorkelling; prét, ppas snorkelled> [GB ˈsnɔːk(ə)l, Am ˈsnɔrk(ə)l] VERBE intr

snorkel

faire de la plongée avec tuba

snorter [GB ˈsnɔːtə, Am ˈsnɔrdər] SUBST fam

1. snorter (drink):

to have a quick snorter

boire un petit coup

2. snorter (horror):

the exam/speech was a real snorter

l'examen/le discours était carabiné fam

a snorter of a letter/question

une lettre/question carabinée

snoring [GB ˈsnɔːrɪŋ, Am ˈsnɔrɪŋ] SUBST U

snoring

ronflements mpl

snorer [GB ˈsnɔːrə, Am ˈsnɔrər] SUBST fam

snorer

ronfleur/-euse m/f

I.snore [GB snɔː, Am snɔr] SUBST

snore

ronflement m

II.snore [GB snɔː, Am snɔr] VERBE intr

snore

ronfler

I.snow [GB snəʊ, Am snoʊ] SUBST

1. snow MÉTÉO:

snow

neige f

a fall of snow

une chute de neige

2. snow:

snow RADIO, TV

neige f

3. snow (cocaine):

snow fam

neige f fam

snow fam

cocaïne f

II.snows SUBST

snows pl. tantum:

snows

neiges fpl

the snows of Siberia

les neiges de Sibérie

III.snow [GB snəʊ, Am snoʊ] VERBE trans fam Am

snow

emberlificoter fam

IV.snow [GB snəʊ, Am snoʊ] VERBE impers

snow

neiger

it's snowing

il neige

I.work out VERBE [GB wəːk -, Am wərk -] (work out)

1. work out (exercise):

work out

s'entraîner

2. work out (go according to plan):

work out plan, marriage:

marcher

I hope things work out for them

j'espère que ça marchera pour eux

3. work out (add up):

to work out at GB or to Am total, share: amount, proportion

s'élever à

II.work out VERBE [GB wəːk -, Am wərk -] (work out [sth], work [sth] out)

1. work out (calculate):

work out answer, average, total

calculer

2. work out (solve):

work out answer, reason, culprit

trouver

work out riddle, problem

résoudre

work out clue

comprendre

to work out why/when/where

comprendre pourquoi/quand/où

to work out what sth means

comprendre qc

3. work out (devise):

work out plan, scheme

concevoir

work out route

trouver

4. work out ADMIN:

to work out one's notice

faire son mois de préavis

5. work out (exhaust):

work out mine, soil

épuiser

III.work out VERBE [GB wəːk -, Am wərk -] (work [sb] out)

work out

comprendre

I can't work her out

je ne la comprendrai jamais

I.work up VERBE [GB wəːk -, Am wərk -] (work up [sth])

work up interest

développer

work up support

accroître

to work up the courage to do

trouver le courage de faire

to work up some enthusiasm for

s'enthousiasmer pour

to work up an appetite

s'ouvrir l'appétit

II.work up VERBE [GB wəːk -, Am wərk -] (work up to [sth])

work up announcement, confession, confrontation:

work up

se préparer à

the music is working up to a climax

la musique va crescendo pour finir en apothéose

III.work up VERBE [GB wəːk -, Am wərk -] (work up [sb], work [sb] up)

1. work up (excite):

work up child, crowd

exciter

to work sb up into a frenzy

rendre qn énervé

to work sb up into a rage

mettre qn en colère

2. work up (annoy):

work up

énerver

to get worked up

s'énerver

to work oneself up

s'énerver

to work oneself up into a state

se mettre dans tous ses états

to get oneself all worked up over or about

se mettre dans tous ses états au sujet de

I.fork out VERBE [GB fɔːk -, Am fɔrk -] fam (fork out)

fork out

casquer fam (for pour)

II.fork out VERBE [GB fɔːk -, Am fɔrk -] fam (fork out [sth])

fork out money:

fork out

débourser

snork dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de snork dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.snort [snɔrt] VERBE intr

1. snort (make sudden sound):

snort

grogner

snort horse

s'ébrouer

to snort with anger

grogner de colère

to snort with laughter

pouffer de rire

2. snort jarg (sniff drugs):

snort

sniffer

II.snort [snɔrt] VERBE trans

1. snort jarg drugs:

snort

sniffer

2. snort (say with disapproval):

snort

ronchonner

III.snort [snɔrt] SUBST

1. snort (noise):

snort

grognement m

to give a snort

grogner

2. snort jarg (small drink):

snort

petit coup m

I.snorkel [ˈsnɔr·k ə l] sports SUBST

snorkel

tuba m

II.snorkel <-l- [or -ll-]> [ˈsnɔr·k ə l] sports VERBE intr

snorkel

faire de la plongée avec un tuba

snorer SUBST

snorer

ronfleur(-euse) m (f)

I.snore [snɔr] MÉD VERBE intr

snore

ronfler

II.snore [snɔr] MÉD SUBST

snore

ronflement m

powder snow SUBST

powder snow

poudreuse f

snot [snat] SUBST vulg (mucus)

snot

morve f

snob [snab] SUBST

snob

snob mf

snow-white ADJ

snow-white

blanc(he) comme neige

snowy <-ier, -iest> ADJ

1. snowy MÉTÉO (typically with snow):

snowy region, country

neigeux(-euse)

2. snowy (covered with snow):

snowy street, highway, field

enneigé(e)

3. snowy (with much snow):

snowy day, winter

de neige

snowy month, season

des neiges

4. snowy ARTS (pure white):

snowy

blanc(he) comme neige

snot rag SUBST vulg

snot rag

tire-jus m