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RAMC N

RAMC → Royal Army Medical Corps

RAMC

service m de santé de l'armée britannique

ramp [Brit ramp, Am ræmp] N

ramp (gen)

rampe f

ramp (for wheelchair)

rampe f d'accès

ramp (in roadworks) Brit

dénivellation f

ramp (to slow traffic) Brit

ralentisseur m

ramp MOTOR, TECH (for raising vehicle)

pont m de graissage

ramp AVIAT

passerelle f

ramp Am MOTOR (on, off highway)

bretelle f

hydraulic ramp N MOTOR

hydraulic ramp

pont-élévateur m

exit ramp N Am TRANSP

exit ramp

bretelle f de sortie

I.cram <pres part cramming; pret, pp crammed> [Brit kram, Am kræm] VB trans

1. cram (pack):

to cram sth into

enfoncer qc dans

to cram sth into

fourrer qc dans inf

case, bag, drawer, car to cram sb into room, vehicle

entasser qn dans

to cram sth into one's mouth

se fourrer qc dans la bouche, enfourner qc

they were 60 people crammed into one room

il y avait 60 personnes entassées dans une seule pièce

to cram a lot into one day

réussir à faire beaucoup de choses dans une seule journée

to cram three meetings into a morning

caser trois rendez-vous dans la matinée inf

2. cram (fill):

cram room, car

bourrer (with de)

to be crammed full of furniture

être plein à craquer de or bourré de meubles

II.cram <pres part cramming; pret, pp crammed> [Brit kram, Am kræm] VB intr

1. cram:

to cram into (pack) bus, car, room

s'empiler or s'entasser dans

2. cram dated SCHOOL:

cram

bachoter (for pour)

III.to cram oneself with VB refl

to cram oneself with refl sweets, chips:

to cram oneself with

se bourrer de

IV.crammed ADJ

crammed room, closet

plein à craquer

crammed timetable

surchargé

I.cramp [Brit kramp, Am kræmp] N

1. cramp (pain):

cramp

crampe f

to have cramp Brit, to have a cramp Am

avoir une crampe

a cramp in one's foot/leg

une crampe dans le pied/à la jambe

writer's cramp

crampe de l'écrivain

2. cramp souvent pl:

stomach cramps

crampes fpl d'estomac

3. cramp:

cramp, a. cramp iron

crampon m coudé

4. cramp → clamp

II.cramp [Brit kramp, Am kræmp] VB trans

cramp progress, development:

cramp

gêner

III.cramp [Brit kramp, Am kræmp]

to cramp sb's style inf

faire perdre ses moyens à qn

vidi i clamp

I.clamp [Brit klamp, Am klæmp] N

1. clamp:

clamp TECH (on bench)

valet m

clamp (unattached)

presse f

clamp CHEM

pince f

clamp (for lid)

système m d'attache (pour fermer hermétiquement un couvercle)

2. clamp fig:

clamp

frein m (on à)

a clamp on public spending

un frein à la dépense publique

3. clamp MOTOR:

clamp, a. wheelclamp

sabot m de Denver

4. clamp Brit FARM:

clamp

silo m

5. clamp Am (heavy footstep):

clamp

pas m lourd

II.clamp [Brit klamp, Am klæmp] VB trans

1. clamp TECH two parts:

clamp

cramponner

clamp (at bench)

fixer [qc] à l'aide d'un valet (onto à)

2. clamp (clench):

clamp jaw, teeth

serrer

a pipe clamped between his teeth

une pipe serrée entre les dents

his jaws were clamped shut

il serrait les mâchoires

3. clamp MOTOR:

clamp, a. wheelclamp car

mettre un sabot de Denver à

4. clamp Am (tread heavily):

clamp

marcher d'un pas lourd

I.frame [Brit freɪm, Am freɪm] N

1. frame (structure):

frame (of building, boat, roof)

charpente f

frame (of car)

châssis m

frame (of bicycle, racquet)

cadre m

frame (of bed)

sommier m

frame (of tent)

armature f

2. frame (border):

frame (of picture, window)

cadre m

frame (of door)

encadrement m

3. frame fig (context):

frame

cadre m

4. frame ANAT:

frame (skeleton)

ossature f

frame (body)

corps m

his huge/athletic frame

son corps énorme/athlétique

5. frame (picture):

frame CINE

photogramme m

frame TV, PHOTO

image f

6. frame (for weaving):

frame

métier m

7. frame (in snooker):

frame (triangle)

triangle m

frame (single game)

manche f

8. frame COMPUT:

frame (of transmitted data)

bloc m

frame (window)

cadre m

9. frame inf (set-up):

frame

coup m monté

to put sb in the frame

monter un coup contre qn

II.frames N

frames npl:

frames

monture f

III.frame [Brit freɪm, Am freɪm] VB trans

1. frame (enclose) lit, fig:

frame picture, photograph, face, view

encadrer

frame hair: face

encadrer

2. frame (formulate in words):

frame question, reply etc

formuler

3. frame (devise):

frame plan, policy

élaborer

frame legislation

rédiger

4. frame (mouth):

frame words

articuler

5. frame (set up) inf:

frame police: suspect

monter une machination contre

frame criminal: associate

faire porter les soupçons sur

I've been framed!

c'est un coup monté!

IV.-framed COMP

steel-/timber-framed house

à charpente d'acier/de bois

I.tramp [Brit tramp, Am træmp] N

1. tramp (vagrant):

tramp (rural)

vagabond m

tramp (urban)

clochard/-e m/f

2. tramp (sound of feet):

tramp

bruit m

I heard the tramp of feet

j'ai entendu un bruit de pas

the tramp of soldiers' feet

le bruit des pas des soldats

3. tramp (hike):

tramp

marche f

4. tramp (promiscuous woman):

tramp inf, pej

traînée f sl, pej

5. tramp NAUT:

tramp, a. tramp steamer

tramp m

II.tramp [Brit tramp, Am træmp] VB intr

1. tramp (hike):

tramp

marcher

2. tramp (walk heavily):

tramp

marcher à pas lourds

to tramp up/down the stairs

monter/descendre l'escalier à pas lourds

to tramp the streets

courir les rues

I.tram [Brit tram, Am træm] N

1. tram Brit TRANSP:

tram, a. tramcar dated

tramway m

tram, a. tramcar dated

tram m

tram, a. tramcar dated attr driver, rails, stop

de tramway

2. tram MIN:

tram

berline f

3. tram TECH (adjustment):

tram

ajustage m

II.tram <pres part tramming; pret, pp trammed> [Brit tram, Am træm] VB trans TECH

tram

ajuster

frame frequency N

frame frequency CINE, TV

fréquence f de trame or d'image

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rumba [ˈrʌmbə] N

rumba

rumba f

ramp [ræmp] N

1. ramp (incline):

ramp

rampe f

2. ramp AVIAT:

ramp

passerelle f

3. ramp (speed deterrent):

ramp

ralentisseur m

I.tramp [træmp] VB intr

1. tramp (walk heavily):

tramp

marcher lourdement

2. tramp (go on foot):

tramp

marcher

II.tramp [træmp] VB trans

tramp

parcourir à pied

III.tramp [træmp] N

1. tramp no pl (stomping sound):

tramp

bruit m sourd

2. tramp no pl (long walk):

tramp

promenade f

3. tramp (poor person):

tramp

clochard(e) m (f)

4. tramp Am pej (promiscuous woman):

tramp

traînée f

I.drama [ˈdrɑ:mə] N

drama

drame m

II.drama [ˈdrɑ:mə] ADJ

drama

dramatique

I.frame [freɪm] N

1. frame (for picture) a. COMPUT:

frame

cadre m

2. frame (enclosure):

frame of door, window

châssis m

3. frame pl (rim surrounding spectacles):

frame

monture f

4. frame (structure):

frame

charpente f

frame for tent

armature f

frame for cycle

cadre m

5. frame (body):

frame

ossature f

6. frame (section of film strip):

frame

image f

7. frame (for plants):

frame

châssis m

8. frame fig:

frame of mind

état m d'esprit

frame of reference

système m de référence

II.frame [freɪm] VB trans

1. frame (put in a frame):

frame

encadrer

to frame the face

mettre le visage en valeur

2. frame (put into words):

frame

formuler

frame regulations

concevoir

3. frame inf (falsely incriminate):

frame

monter un coup contre

to be framed

être victime d'un coup monté

I.cramp [kræmp] VB trans

cramp

gêner

Phrases:

to (rather) cramp sb's style iron hum inf

faire perdre les moyens à qn

II.cramp [kræmp] N Brit, Aus

cramp

crampe f

I.cram <-mm-> [kræm] VB trans inf

cram

fourrer

to cram sb's head with sth pej

bourrer la tête de qn de qc

II.cram <-mm-> [kræm] VB intr

cram

bûcher

picture frame, picture-frame N

picture frame

cadre m

gram(me) [græm] N

gram(me)

gramme m

frame-up N inf

frame-up

coup m monté