PLAQUER - Traduction français-anglais

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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anglais

I. plaquer [plake] VERBE trans

1. plaquer (appuyer, aplatir):

plaquer qn contre qc/au sol

to pin sb against sth/to the ground

plaquer sa main sur

to put one's hand on

le vent plaquait sa jupe contre ses cuisses

the wind made her skirt stick to her legs

plaquer une mèche sur son front

to plaster a lock of hair onto one's forehead

2. plaquer fam amant:

plaquer (rompre avec)

to ditch fam

plaquer (rompre avec)

to get rid of

plaquer (quitter)

to walk out on fam

plaquer (quitter)

leave

plaquer un emploi

to chuck in a job GB fam

plaquer un emploi

to chuck a job Am fam

tout plaquer

to chuck it all in GB fam

tout plaquer

to chuck everything Am fam

3. plaquer (en rugby):

plaquer

to tackle

4. plaquer (rajouter) péj:

plaquer citation, commentaire

to tack (sur onto)

5. plaquer TEC:

plaquer meuble, bois ordinaire

to veneer

plaquer bijou, métal ordinaire

to plate

6. plaquer MUS:

plaquer accord

to strike

II. se plaquer VERBE pron

se plaquer pron:

se plaquer contre un mur

to flatten oneself against a wall

se plaquer au sol

to lie flat on the ground

se plaquer contre qn

to press oneself up against sb

anglais

français

plaster down

plaquer

jack in

plaquer fam

job, task to jack it in

tout plaquer

jilt

abandonner, plaquer fam

to give sb the kiss-off lover:

plaquer qn fam

to give sb the (old) heave-ho fam, hum (break off with)

plaquer qn fam

vamp

plaquer des accords

pack in fam

plaquer fam

job, boyfriend to pack it all in

tout plaquer fam

to pinion sb against wall, door

plaquer qn contre

throw over

plaquer fam

dans le dictionnaire PONS

français

anglais

I. plaquer [plake] VERBE trans

1. plaquer fam (abandonner):

plaquer conjoint

to dump

plaquer un emploi

to pack in a job

tout plaquer

to pack it all in

plaquer son petit ami/fiancé

to dump one's boyfriend/fiancé

2. plaquer (aplatir):

plaquer ses cheveux

to plaster one's hair down

3. plaquer (coller):

la pluie plaquait sa robe sur ses jambes

the rain made her dress cling to her legs

4. plaquer (serrer contre):

plaquer qn contre le mur/au mur

to pin sb up against/to the wall

5. plaquer SPORT:

plaquer

to tackle

II. plaquer [plake] VERBE pron (se serrer)

se plaquer contre qc

to hold oneself against sb

anglais

français

jack in

plaquer

to give sb the kiss-off

plaquer qn

jilt

plaquer

to pack sb/sth in

plaquer qn/qc

to pack all in

tout plaquer

chuck

plaquer

to bolt sth on(to) sth fig

plaquer qc sur qc

plate

plaquer

to get the push fam

se faire plaquer

to give sb the push fam (break up with)

plaquer qn

dans le dictionnaire PONS

français

anglais

I. plaquer [plake] VERBE trans

1. plaquer fam (abandonner):

plaquer conjoint

to dump

plaquer un emploi

to ditch a job

tout plaquer

to pack it all in

plaquer son petit ami/fiancé

to dump one's boyfriend/fiancé

2. plaquer (aplatir):

plaquer ses cheveux

to plaster one's hair down

3. plaquer (coller):

la pluie plaquait sa robe sur ses jambes

the rain made her dress cling to her legs

4. plaquer (serrer contre):

plaquer qn contre le mur/au mur

to pin sb up against/to the wall

5. plaquer SPORT:

plaquer

to tackle

II. plaquer [plake] VERBE pron (se serrer)

se plaquer contre qc

to hold oneself against sth

anglais

français

to give sb the kiss-off

plaquer qn

jilt

plaquer fam

to pack in sth

plaquer qc

to give sb the elbow fam

plaquer qn

chuck

plaquer

ditch boyfriend

plaquer

to bolt sth on(to) sth fig

plaquer qc sur qc

plate

plaquer

pin

plaquer au sol

Présent

je	plaque
tu	plaques
il/elle/on	plaque
nous	plaquons
vous	plaquez
ils/elles	plaquent

Imparfait

je	plaquais
tu	plaquais
il/elle/on	plaquait
nous	plaquions
vous	plaquiez
ils/elles	plaquaient

Passé simple

je	plaquai
tu	plaquas
il/elle/on	plaqua
nous	plaquâmes
vous	plaquâtes
ils/elles	plaquèrent

Futur simple

je	plaquerai
tu	plaqueras
il/elle/on	plaquera
nous	plaquerons
vous	plaquerez
ils/elles	plaqueront