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Traductions de sorrend dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.sorrel [GB ˈsɒr(ə)l, Am ˈsɔrəl] SUBST

1. sorrel (edible plant):

sorrel BOT, CULIN

oseille f

2. sorrel:

sorrel, a. wood sorrel BOT

oxalis m

sorrel, a. wood sorrel BOT

petite oseille f

3. sorrel ÉQUIT (horse, colour of horse):

sorrel

alezan m

4. sorrel (colour):

sorrel

brun m roux

II.sorrel [GB ˈsɒr(ə)l, Am ˈsɔrəl] ADJ

sorrel horse:

sorrel

alezan

wood sorrel SUBST

wood sorrel

oxalis m

wood sorrel

petite oseille f

horrendous [GB hɒˈrɛndəs, Am həˈrɛndəs, hɔˈrɛndəs] ADJ

horrendous crime, conditions, accident

épouvantable

horrendous problem, mistake, cost, noise

effroyable

I.surrender [GB səˈrɛndə, Am səˈrɛndər] SUBST

1. surrender MILIT:

surrender (of army)

capitulation f (to devant)

surrender (of soldier, town, garrison)

reddition f (to à)

no surrender!

nous ne nous rendrons pas!

2. surrender (renouncing, giving up):

surrender (of territory)

abandon m

surrender (of territory)

cession f (to à)

surrender (of liberties, rights, power)

abandon m (to à)

surrender (of insurance policy)

rachat m

3. surrender (handing over):

surrender (of weapons, ticket, document)

remise f (to à)

4. surrender fig:

surrender (of self) (to joy, despair)

abandon m (to à)

II.surrender [GB səˈrɛndə, Am səˈrɛndər] VERBE trans

1. surrender MILIT:

surrender town, garrison

livrer (to à)

2. surrender (give up):

surrender liberty, rights, power

céder, abandonner (to à)

surrender insurance policy

racheter

surrender lease

céder

3. surrender (hand over):

surrender firearm

remettre (to à)

surrender ticket

donner, remettre (to à)

surrender passport

rendre (to à)

III.surrender [GB səˈrɛndə, Am səˈrɛndər] VERBE intr

1. surrender (give up):

surrender army, soldier:

se rendre (to à)

surrender country:

capituler (to devant)

I surrender MILIT

je me rends

I surrender fig

je cède

Idiomes/Tournures:

to surrender to (give way to) passion, despair

se livrer à

IV.to surrender oneself to VERBE pron

to surrender oneself to emotion

se livrer à

to surrender oneself to (sexually) person

se donner à

surrender value SUBST

surrender value

valeur f de rachat

abhorrent [GB əbˈhɒr(ə)nt, Am æbˈhɔrənt, æbˈhɑrənt] ADJ

abhorrent

odieux/-ieuse

to be abhorrent to sb

être intolérable à qn

torrent [GB ˈtɒr(ə)nt, Am ˈtɔrənt, ˈtɑrənt] SUBST

1. torrent (of water, rain):

torrent

torrent m

the rain is falling in torrents

il pleut à torrents

2. torrent fig:

torrent

flot m

downward trend SUBST ÉCON

downward trend

tendance f à la baisse

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

I.trend [GB trɛnd, Am trɛnd] SUBST

1. trend (tendency):

trend

tendance f

an upward/downward trend

un tendance à la hausse/à la baisse

if the present trend continues

si la tendance actuelle persiste

a trend in legislation, medicine, education

une tendance dans le domaine de

a trend towards doing

une tendance à faire

the trend is towards democracy

la tendance est à la démocratie

a trend away from arts studies

un désintérêt pour

2. trend (fashion):

trend

mode f (for de)

a fashion trend

une mode

to set a new trend

lancer une nouvelle mode

to follow the trend

suivre la mode

II.trend [GB trɛnd, Am trɛnd] VERBE intr ÉCON FIN

to trend up/lower

tendre à la hausse/à la baisse

sorrend dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de sorrend dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

sorrel [ˈsɒrəl, Am ˈsɔ:r-] SUBST no plur

sorrel

oseille f

horrendous [hɒˈrendəs, Am hɔ:ˈren-] ADJ

1. horrendous (awful, horrible):

horrendous

épouvantable

2. horrendous (exaggerated):

horrendous

monstrueux(-euse)

I.surrender [səˈrendəʳ, Am -dɚ] VERBE intr

to surrender to sb/sth

se rendre à qn/qc

to surrender to sb/sth fig

se livrer à qn/qc

II.surrender [səˈrendəʳ, Am -dɚ] VERBE trans form

to surrender sth to sb

remettre qc à qn

III.surrender [səˈrendəʳ, Am -dɚ] SUBST

1. surrender (act of admitting defeat):

surrender

reddition f

2. surrender no plur form (giving up):

surrender

remise f

3. surrender MILIT:

surrender

capitulation f

torrent [ˈtɒrənt, Am ˈtɔ:r-] SUBST a. fig

torrent

torrent m

a torrent of abuse

un flot d'injures

trend [trend] SUBST

1. trend (tendency):

trend

tendance f

there's a trend towards/away from sth

il y a une tendance vers/contre qc

2. trend (popular style):

trend

mode f

to set a new trend

lancer une nouvelle mode

uptrend [ˈʌptrend] SUBST Am

uptrend

recrudescence f

sorrow [ˈsɒrəʊ, Am ˈsɑ:roʊ] SUBST

sorrow

chagrin m

sorrow of a book, film, music

tristesse f

to feel sorrow over sth

être chagriné par qc

to my sorrow form

à mon grand chagrin

I.sorry <-ier, -iest> [ˈsɒri, Am ˈsɑ:r-] ADJ

1. sorry (apologizing):

sorry

désolé(e)

to be sorry that

être désolé que +subj

to be sorry for oneself péj

s'apitoyer sur son sort

2. sorry (regretful):

to say sorry

s'excuser

3. sorry (said before refusing):

sorry

désolé(e)

4. sorry (wretched):

sorry

piteux(-euse)

sorry choice

malheureux(-euse)

sorry sight

triste

II.sorry [ˈsɒri, Am ˈsɑ:r-] INTERJ

1. sorry (apology):

sorry!

désolé!

2. sorry (prefacing refusal):

sorry

non, désolé

3. sorry (requesting repetition):

sorry?

pardon?

I.correct [kəˈrekt] VERBE trans (put right)

correct

corriger

correct watch

régler

I stand corrected form iron, hum

je reconnais mon erreur

II.correct [kəˈrekt] ADJ

1. correct (accurate):

correct

juste

that is correct form

c'est exact

2. correct (proper):

correct

correct

he's a very correct gentleman

c'est un monsieur comme il faut

I.current [ˈkʌrənt, Am ˈkɜ:r-] ADJ

1. current (present):

current

actuel(le)

current year, research, development

en cours

2. current (common):

current

courant(e)

in current use

d'usage courant

3. current FIN:

current income, expenditure

courant(e)

4. current (latest):

current craze, fashion, issue

dernier(-ère)

II.current [ˈkʌrənt, Am ˈkɜ:r-] SUBST

current a. fig:

current

courant m

to swim against/with the current

nager à contre-courant/avec le courant

Idiomes/Tournures:

to drift with the current

se laisser porter au gré des courants