foll. dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de foll. dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.fold [GB fəʊld, Am foʊld] SUBST

1. fold (crease):

fold (in fabric, paper, skin)

pli m

the skirt/the curtain hung in soft folds

la jupe/le rideau faisait des plis souples

2. fold GÉOG:

fold

repli m

a fold in the hills

un repli des collines

3. fold GÉOL:

fold

plissement m

4. fold (group):

fold

bercail m

5. fold AGR:

fold

parc m

II.-fold COMP

to increase twofold/threefold

doubler/tripler

the problems are threefold

il y a trois problèmes

interest rates have increased ninefold

les taux d'intérêt ont été multipliés par neuf

III.fold [GB fəʊld, Am foʊld] VERBE trans

1. fold (crease):

fold paper, towel, shirt, chair, table, umbrella

plier

fold wings

replier

fold the paper in half or two

plie le papier en deux

a folded sheet/newspaper

un drap/journal plié

fold some newspaper around the vases

enveloppe les vases dans du papier journal

2. fold (intertwine):

fold arms

croiser

fold hands

joindre

he folded his arms across his chest

il a croisé les bras

she sat with her legs folded under her

elle était assise les jambes repliées sous elle

to fold sb into one's arms

serrer qn dans ses bras

3. fold CULIN (add):

fold

incorporer (into à)

IV.fold [GB fəʊld, Am foʊld] VERBE intr

1. fold chair, table:

fold

se plier

2. fold (fail):

fold play:

quitter l'affiche

fold company:

fermer

fold project:

échouer

fold course:

cesser

V.fold [GB fəʊld, Am foʊld]

to stay in/return to the fold

rester/rentrer au bercail

to return to the family/party fold

retourner au sein de sa famille/du parti

I.fold up VERBE [GB fəʊld -, Am foʊld -] (fold up)

fold up chair, pram, umbrella:

fold up

se plier

II.fold up VERBE [GB fəʊld -, Am foʊld -] (fold [sth] up, fold up [sth])

fold up newspaper, chair, umbrella:

fold up

plier

to fold sth up again

replier qc

fold-out SUBST

fold-out

encart m

folio [GB ˈfəʊlɪəʊ, Am ˈfoʊliˌoʊ] SUBST

folio (paper)

folio m

folio (book)

in-folio m

to publish a book in folio

publier un livre in-folio

to publish a book in folio épith edition, volume

in-folio

folk etymology SUBST

folk etymology

étymologie f populaire

folk wisdom SUBST

folk wisdom (knowledge)

savoir m populaire

folk wisdom (beliefs)

sagesse f populaire

folk medicine SUBST

folk medicine

médecine f traditionnelle

folly [GB ˈfɒli, Am ˈfɑli] SUBST

1. folly (madness):

folly

folie f

it would be folly to accept

accepter serait de la folie

an act of folly

un acte de folie

2. folly (foolish act):

folly

folie f

the follies of youth

les folies de jeunesse

3. folly ARCHIT:

folly

folie f

folk memory SUBST

folk memory

mémoire f collective

I.folk [GB fəʊk, Am foʊk] SUBST

1. folk (people):

folk + vb plur

gens mpl

country/city folk

les gens de la campagne/des villes

old folk

les vieux mpl

young folk

les jeunes mpl

poor folk

les pauvres mpl

2. folk MUS:

folk + vb sing

folk m

II.folks SUBST pl. tantum fam

1. folks (parents):

folks

parents mpl

folks

vieux mpl fam

2. folks (addressing people):

that's all, folks fam!

c'est tout, messieurs-dames! fam

III.folk [GB fəʊk, Am foʊk] ADJ épith

1. folk (traditional):

folk dance, dancing, song, singer, music, tale

folklorique

folk art, culture, tradition

populaire, folklorique

2. folk (modern):

folk music, concert, song, singer

folk

folk inv club, group

de musique folk

foll. dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de foll. dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

folio [ˈfoʊ·li·oʊ] SUBST

folio

folio m

fold¹ [foʊld] SUBST

1. fold (sheep pen):

fold

parc m à moutons

2. fold fig (home):

the fold

le bercail

folly [ˈfa·li] SUBST

folly

folie f

to be a [or an act of] folly

être de la folie

I.fold² [foʊld] VERBE trans

1. fold (bend over upon self):

fold

plier

fold wings

replier

2. fold (wrap):

fold

envelopper

to fold one's arms

croiser les bras

to fold one's hands

joindre les mains

with folded arms

les bras croisés

3. fold culin:

to fold sth into sth

incorporer peu à peu qc dans qc

II.fold² [foʊld] VERBE intr

1. fold (bend over upon self):

fold

se plier

2. fold (fail or go bankrupt):

fold business

mettre la clé sous le paillasson

fold play

quitter l'affiche

III.fold² [foʊld] SUBST

fold

pli m

I.folk [foʊk] SUBST

1. folk plur (specific class/group of people):

folk

gens mpl

farming folk

agriculteurs mpl

old folk

personnes fpl âgées

ordinary folk

gens mpl ordinaires

2. folk plur fam (parents):

folk

vieux mpl

3. folk MUS:

folk

folk m

II.folk [foʊk] ADJ MUS

folk

folklorique

folk music

folk inv

folk hero, tale

populaire

folk medicine

traditionnel(le)

I.fold up VERBE trans

fold up

plier

II.fold up VERBE intr

fold up

se plier

public opinion poll SUBST

public opinion poll → opinion poll

Voir aussi : opinion poll

opinion poll SUBST

opinion poll

sondage m d'opinion

loll [lal] VERBE intr

1. loll (hang around lazily):

loll

flâner

2. loll (sit, lie lazily):

loll

se prélasser

3. loll (hang loosely):

loll

pendre

roll-neck [ˈroʊl·nek] SUBST

roll-neck

col m roulé

roll collar SUBST COUTURE

roll collar

col m roulé

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

anglais

This is followed by the arms of lower nobility and certain notable bourgeois families (foll. 86-255) and the arms of imperial cities (foll. 257-262).

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Let's consider the foll: 1.

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It's kind of like you foll around and don't think too much about it and eventually something good will happen and you'll have something to work on.

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