soap u rečniku francuskog jezika Oksford‒Hašet

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I.soap [Brit səʊp, Am soʊp] N

1. soap (for washing):

soap

savon m

a bar of soap

un savon

with soap and water

avec de l'eau et du savon

2. soap (flattery) inf:

soap, a. soft soap

pommade f inf

soap, a. soft soap

flatterie f

3. soap inf → soap opera

II.soap [Brit səʊp, Am soʊp] VB trans

soap

savonner

to soap sb's back

savonner le dos à qn

III.to soap oneself VB refl

to soap oneself refl:

to soap oneself

se savonner

vidi i soap opera

soap opera

soap opera N:

soap opera RADIO, TV

feuilleton m

toilet soap N

toilet soap

savon m de toilette

household soap N

household soap

savon m de Marseille

carbolic soap N

carbolic soap

savon m phéniqué

soap powder N

soap powder

lessive f (en poudre)

soap opera

soap opera N:

soap opera RADIO, TV

feuilleton m

vidi i Soap operas

Soap operas Info

Soap operas

Feuilletons radiophoniques ou télévisés très populaires dans les pays anglo-saxons. Ils racontent la vie quotidienne de plusieurs familles ou d'un groupe de personnages fictifs et sont en général courts (30 minutes) et diffusés tous les jours aux heures de grande écoute. Coronation St (depuis 1960), Brookside et Eastenders figurent parmi les plus connus en Grande-Bretagne ; As the World Turns, Days of Our Lives, entre autres, sont très appréciés aux États-Unis. On les appelle des soaps parce qu'ils étaient, à l'origine, subventionnés par des grandes marques de lessive.

soap star N

soap star

vedette f de feuilleton

soap flakes N npl

soap flakes

savon m en paillettes

I.soft soap N

1. soft soap lit:

soft soap

savon m semi-liquide

2. soft soap fig, inf:

soft soap

flagornerie f inf

II.soft-soap VB trans

soft-soap trans fig:

soft-soap

passer de la pommade à inf

III.soft-soap VB intr

soft-soap intr:

soft-soap

flagorner inf

saddle soap N

saddle soap

savon m glycériné (pour nettoyer le cuir)

soap u rečniku PONS

Prevodi za soap u rečniku engleski»francuski

I.soap [səʊp, Am soʊp] N

1. soap no pl (body-washing substance):

soap

savon m

a bar/piece of soap

une savonnette

2. soap TV → soap opera

Phrases:

soft soap

flatteries fpl

II.soap [səʊp, Am soʊp] VB trans

soap

savonner

vidi i soap opera

soap opera N TV

soap opera

feuilleton m

soap opera N TV

soap opera

feuilleton m

soap flakes N pl

soap flakes

savon m en paillettes

soap dispenser N

soap dispenser

distributeur m de savon liquide

toilet soap N

toilet soap

savon m de toilette

soap bubble N a. fig

soap bubble

bulle f de savon

I.soft soap N no pl fig, pej inf

soft soap

lèche-botte mf

II.soft soap VB trans pej inf

soft soap

lécher les bottes à

soap powder N no pl

soap powder

lessive f en poudre

Prevodi za soap u rečniku francuski»engleski

Pojedinačni prevodilački parovi

(se) savonner

to soap (oneself)

ersatz de café/savon

coffee/soap substitute

soap Primeri iz rečnika PONS (ručno uređeno)

a bar/piece of soap

une savonnette

soft soap

flatteries fpl

soap/drinks/cash dispenser

distributeur de savon/de boissons/de billets

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

engleski

Until the early 20th century, bars or sticks of hard shaving soap were used.

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If this procedure is used, it is imperative to rinse the unit with soap and water before reinstalling onto the machine and breathing.

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He has worked in movies, soap operas and television.

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We go behind the scenes of the soap.

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And if so, why not go the whole way and stick a camera on the soap dish?

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It can no longer be considered like soap powder in terms of marketing and availability.

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The larger ones, which possessed receptacles for soap-dishes, were the predecessors of the modern bathroom wash basin, or sink.

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They are not balloons, as they have no envelope, but consist merely of a raft of soap bubbles filled with helium.

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The covered soap dish has a drainer.

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The spring waters, containing borax whence the former name soap, were used by a resort.

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