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drumbeat N

drumbeat

battement m de tambour

drummer boy N

drummer boy

jeune tambour m

drummer [Brit ˈdrʌmə, Am ˈdrəmər] N

1. drummer (in military band):

drummer

tambour m

2. drummer (jazz or pop musician):

drummer

batteur m

3. drummer (classical musician):

drummer

percussionniste mf

4. drummer Am (salesman):

drummer inf

représentant m de commerce

drummer inf

commis m voyageur

drumlin [Brit ˈdrʌmlɪn, Am ˈdrəmlən] N

drumlin

drumlin m

I.drum [Brit drʌm, Am drəm] N

1. drum:

drum MUS, MIL

tambour m

2. drum:

drum (container)

bidon m

drum (larger)

baril m

a 10 litre drum

un bidon de 10 litres

3. drum:

drum TECH, MOTOR

tambour m

4. drum (spool for rope, cable):

drum

tambour m

II.drums N

drums npl:

drums

batterie f

Joe Morello on drums

Joe Morello à la batterie

III.drum <pres part drumming; pret, pp drummed> [Brit drʌm, Am drəm] VB trans

to drum one's fingers/feet

tambouriner des doigts/des pieds (on sur)

to drum sth into sb fig

enfoncer qc dans le crâne de qn inf

IV.drum <pres part drumming; pret, pp drummed> [Brit drʌm, Am drəm] VB intr

1. drum (beat drum):

drum

jouer du tambour

2. drum (make drumming sound):

drum rain:

tambouriner

to drum on the table with one's fingers

tambouriner sur la table avec les doigts

V.drum [Brit drʌm, Am drəm]

to beat the drum for sth fig

faire du battage pour qc

I.grumble [Brit ˈɡrʌmb(ə)l, Am ˈɡrəmbəl] N

1. grumble (complaint):

grumble

ronchonnement m

to have a grumble about sb/sth

ronchonner après qn/qc

my only grumble is…

la seule chose dont j'ai à me plaindre est…

2. grumble:

grumble (of thunder)

grondement m

grumble (of stomach)

gargouillement m

II.grumble [Brit ˈɡrʌmb(ə)l, Am ˈɡrəmbəl] VB trans

‘if you insist, ’ he grumbled

‘si vous y tenez, ’ ronchonna-t-il

III.grumble [Brit ˈɡrʌmb(ə)l, Am ˈɡrəmbəl] VB intr

1. grumble person:

grumble

ronchonner (at sb après qn, to auprès de)

to grumble about sb/sth

se plaindre de qn/qc

‘How are you?’—‘Oh, mustn't grumble’

‘Ça va?’—‘Oh, il n'y a pas à se plaindre’

2. grumble:

grumble thunder:

gronder

grumble stomach:

gargouiller

I.rumble [Brit ˈrʌmb(ə)l, Am ˈrəmbəl] N

1. rumble:

rumble (of thunder, artillery, trucks, machines)

grondement m

rumble (of stomach, pipes)

gargouillement m

rumble (from unhappy crowd)

grondement m

2. rumble Am (fight):

rumble inf

bagarre f inf (entre bandes de jeunes)

II.rumble [Brit ˈrʌmb(ə)l, Am ˈrəmbəl] VB trans

1. rumble Brit (unmask):

rumble inf

flairer inf

trick I rumbled your game inf!

je t'ai vu venir! inf

we've been rumbled!

on nous a démasqués!

2. rumble (growl):

‘well?’ he rumbled

‘alors?’ dit-il en grommelant

III.rumble [Brit ˈrʌmb(ə)l, Am ˈrəmbəl] VB intr

1. rumble (make noise):

rumble thunder, artillery, machines, voice:

gronder

rumble stomach, pipes:

gargouiller

rumble person:

grommeler

2. rumble (trundle):

to rumble in/by vehicle:

entrer/passer bruyamment

3. rumble (growl):

rumble

grommeler

I.crumble [Brit ˈkrʌmb(ə)l, Am ˈkrəmbəl] VB trans a. crumble up

crumble bread

émietter

crumble cheese, biscuit etc

écraser

crumble soil

réduire [qc] en poussière

II.crumble [Brit ˈkrʌmb(ə)l, Am ˈkrəmbəl] VB intr

1. crumble lit:

crumble bread:

s'émietter

crumble soil, facade:

s'effriter

crumble building:

se délabrer

crumble cliff:

s'ébouler

2. crumble fig:

crumble relationship, economy:

se désagréger

crumble empire:

s'écrouler

crumble opposition, hope, determination:

s'effondrer

I.crumbly [Brit ˈkrʌmbli, Am ˈkrəmbli] N (old person)

crumbly inf pej

croulant/-e inf

II.crumbly [Brit ˈkrʌmbli, Am ˈkrəmbli] ADJ

crumbly bread, cheese

qui s'émiette facilement

crumbly pastry, earth

friable

humdrum [Brit ˈhʌmdrʌm, Am ˈhəmˌdrəm] ADJ

humdrum

monotone

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drumbeat [ˈdrʌmbi:t] N

drumbeat

battement m de tambour

drummer N

drummer

batteur m

I.crumble [ˈkrʌmbl] VB trans

1. crumble (break into crumbs):

crumble

émietter

2. crumble (break into bits):

crumble stone

effriter

II.crumble [ˈkrʌmbl] VB intr

1. crumble (break into crumbs):

crumble

s'émietter

2. crumble fig:

crumble

s'effriter

III.crumble [ˈkrʌmbl] N Brit

crumble

crumble m (dessert aux fruits recouvert de pâte émiettée et servi tiède)

I.rumble [ˈrʌmbl] N no pl

rumble

grondement m

II.rumble [ˈrʌmbl] VB intr

rumble

gronder

III.rumble [ˈrʌmbl] VB trans Brit inf

rumble person

voir venir

rumble trick

piger

I.grumble [ˈgrʌmbl] N (complaint)

grumble

grognement m

II.grumble [ˈgrʌmbl] VB intr

grumble

grommeler

mustn't grumble

il ne faut pas se plaindre

to grumble about sb/sth

trouver à redire à qn/qc

I.humdrum [ˈhʌmdrʌm] ADJ

humdrum

monotone

II.humdrum [ˈhʌmdrʌm] N

humdrum

monotonie f

rumba [ˈrʌmbə] N

rumba

rumba f

eardrum N

eardrum

tympan m

crumbly <-ier, -iest> ADJ

crumbly

friable

crumb [krʌm] N FOOD

1. crumb (very small piece):

crumb

miette f

2. crumb (opposed to crust):

crumb bread

mie f

3. crumb fig (small amount):

crumb

miettes fpl

crumb of comfort

brin m