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I . blanch [blɑ:ntʃ, Am blæntʃ] VERBE intr

II . blanch [blɑ:ntʃ, Am blæntʃ] VERBE trans

I . blank [blæŋk] ADJ

2. blank (unemotional):

3. blank (absolute):

II . blank [blæŋk] SUBST

1. blank (space):

luka f
her mind was a blank fig

2. blank (cartridge):

bland [blænd] ADJ

1. bland péj (tasteless):

2. bland (not interesting):

I . blanket [ˈblæŋkɪt] SUBST

1. blanket (cloth):

koc m

2. blanket (layer):

III . blanket [ˈblæŋkɪt] ADJ

blade [bleɪd] SUBST

1. blade (for cutting):

ostrze nt

2. blade (leaf):

3. blade ANAT:

4. blade (part):

pióro nt

I . black [blæk] ADJ

3. black (angry):

4. black (depressed):

5. black (wicked):

6. black (with dark skin):

Murzyni mpl
czarni mpl

II . black [blæk] SUBST

1. black sans pl (colour):

czerń f
w czerni

2. black (person):

Murzyn(ka) m (f)
czarny(-na) m (f)

Idiomes/Tournures:

III . black [blæk] VERBE trans

1. black (make black):

czernić [perf po-]

2. black (bruise):

3. black GB (boycott):

I . blare [bleəʳ, Am bler] VERBE intr

III . blare [bleəʳ, Am bler] SUBST sans pl

blacken [ˈblækən] VERBE trans

1. blacken (make black):

czernić [perf po-]

panache [pəˈnæʃ] SUBST sans pl

cache [kæʃ] SUBST

1. cache (stockpile):

2. cache INFOR:

gauche [gəʊʃ, Am goʊʃ] ADJ

blather fam pej
ględzić slmt imperf fam pej
blather fam pej
pleść imperf fam pej

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

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However, this statute was so vague it gave prosecutors almost carte blanche power to use in political and private situations which should not be criminalized.
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The art book contains a carte blanche section, which is going to contain fan-submitted artwork.
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A political crisis does nt give the government carte blanche in how it responds to demonstrators.
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After this, the critic has "carte blanche" to say anything, however vicious, ill-informed or downright libellous.
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That isn't a recommendation for giving owners of quake-prone heritage buildings carte blanche to pull them down.
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For the government, the votes that elected him give superiority to citizens and carte blanche to act as they see necessary.
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We were given carte blanche to mess around.
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The architect had been given carte blanche to create whatever was necessary to lure the very wealthy into the building.
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Customers may tell a company to treat the project as their own, which, in essence, is a carte blanche.
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The developers had carte blanche from the movie.
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