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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

proximity fuse N

proximity fuse

fusée f de proximité

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

proximity [Brit prɒkˈsɪmɪti, Am prɑkˈsɪmədi] N

proximity

proximité f (of de)

in the proximity of

à proximité de

its close proximity to the station/to London

le fait qu'il se trouve près de la gare/de Londres

I. fuse [Brit fjuːz, Am fjuz] N

1. fuse ELEC:

fuse

fusible m

fuse

plomb m

a fuse has blown

un fusible a sauté

to blow a fuse lit

faire sauter un fusible

to blow a fuse fig, inf

piquer une crise inf

2. fuse (cord):

fuse (for explosive device)

mèche f

3. fuse (detonator):

fuse

détonateur m

II. fuse [Brit fjuːz, Am fjuz] VB trans

1. fuse Brit ELEC:

to fuse the lights

faire sauter les plombs inf

2. fuse:

fuse plug

munir [qc] d'un fusible

fuse bomb

amorcer

3. fuse TECH (unite):

fuse wires

souder

fuse metals

amalgamer

4. fuse fig ideas, images:

fuse

faire fusionner

III. fuse [Brit fjuːz, Am fjuz] VB intr

1. fuse Brit ELEC:

the lights have fused

les plombs ont sauté

2. fuse TECH:

fuse metals, chemicals:

amalgamer

3. fuse fig:

fuse, a. fuse together images, ideas:

fusionner

IV. fused ADJ ELEC

fused plug

avec fusible incorporé

V. fuse [Brit fjuːz, Am fjuz]

to be on a short fuse

être soupe au lait

u rečniku PONS

proximity [prɒkˈsɪməti, Am prɑ:kˈsɪmət̬i] N no pl form

proximity

proximité f

to be in (close) proximity to sb/sth

être très proche de qn/qc

I. fuse [fju:z] N

1. fuse (electrical safety device):

fuse

fusible m

to blow a fuse

faire sauter un plomb

the fuse has gone

le plomb a sauté

2. fuse (ignition device, detonator):

fuse

détonateur m

3. fuse (string):

fuse

mèche f

Phrases:

to have a short fuse

ne pas avoir de patience

to blow one's fuse

péter les plombs

II. fuse [fju:z] VB intr

1. fuse (melt):

fuse

fondre

to fuse together

s'unifier

2. fuse (blow a fuse):

fuse

faire sauter les plombs

3. fuse (join):

fuse a. fig

fusionner

III. fuse [fju:z] VB trans

1. fuse ELEC:

fuse

faire sauter

to fuse the lights

faire sauter les plombs

2. fuse (melt):

fuse

fondre

3. fuse (join together):

fuse

faire fusionner

4. fuse (bomb):

fuse

amorcer

u rečniku PONS

proximity [prak·ˈsɪ·mə·t̬i] N form

proximity

proximité f

to be in (close) proximity to sb/sth

être très proche de qn/qc

I. fuse [fjuz] N

1. fuse (electrical safety device):

fuse

fusible m

to blow a fuse

faire sauter un plomb

2. fuse (ignition device, detonator):

fuse

détonateur m

3. fuse (string):

fuse

mèche f

Phrases:

to have a short fuse

ne pas avoir de patience

to blow one's fuse

péter les plombs

II. fuse [fjuz] VB intr

1. fuse (melt):

fuse

fondre

to fuse together

s'unifier

2. fuse (connect):

fuse a. fig

fusionner

III. fuse [fjuz] VB trans

1. fuse (melt):

fuse

fondre

2. fuse (connect):

fuse

faire fusionner

3. fuse (bomb):

fuse

amorcer

Present

I	fuse
you	fuse
he/she/it	fuses
we	fuse
you	fuse
they	fuse

Past

I	fused
you	fused
he/she/it	fused
we	fused
you	fused
they	fused

Present Perfect

I	have	fused
you	have	fused
he/she/it	has	fused
we	have	fused
you	have	fused
they	have	fused

Past Perfect

I	had	fused
you	had	fused
he/she/it	had	fused
we	had	fused
you	had	fused
they	had	fused

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

The close proximity of a busy school and small local roads required considerable organisation and sensitivity during construction.

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The fuze action is initiated by impact, elapsed time after firing or proximity to a target.

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Although located in very close proximity to railroad tracks, there is currently no rail service to the transit center.

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In old times they might have suggested the proximity of a cheap dance house.

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These relationships are often formed through common interests, and proximity.

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