DIGGER - Prevod od engleski do francuski

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

engleski

francuski

digger [Brit ˈdɪɡə, Am ˈdɪɡər] N

1. digger (excavator):

digger

excavateur m

2. digger (worker):

digger

terrassier m

Phrases:

digger, a. Digger (Australian) inf

Australien m

gold-digger N

1. gold-digger lit:

gold-digger

chercheur (-euse) m (f) d'or

2. gold-digger fig, pej:

gold-digger

croqueur (-euse) m (f) de diamants fig

gold-digger

personne en couple pour l'argent

francuski

engleski

puisatier

well-digger

pelleteuse

mechanical digger

croqueuse de diamants inf

gold digger inf

tunnelier

rotary digger shield

chercheur d'or

gold-digger

pelle mécanique

mechanical digger

creuser un trou à la pelleteuse

to dig a hole with a mechanical digger

u rečniku PONS

engleski

francuski

digger [ˈdɪgəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. digger (machine):

digger

excavatrice f

digger for the garden

bêche f

2. digger (person):

digger

mineur m

3. digger Aus (gold miner):

digger

chercheur m d'or

4. digger Aus inf (soldier):

digger

soldat m

gold-digger N

1. gold-digger MIN (gold miner):

gold-digger

chercheur(-euse) m (f) d'or

2. gold-digger fig, pej (money-seeker):

gold-digger

personne f vénale

grave-digger, gravedigger N

grave-digger

fossoyeur m

francuski

engleski

pelleteuse

digger

excavateur (-trice)

digger

chercheur d'or

gold digger

pelle mécanique

mechanical digger

excavateur à godets

digger

u rečniku PONS

engleski

francuski

digger [ˈdɪg·ər] N

1. digger:

digger (machine)

excavatrice f

digger (for the garden)

bêche f

2. digger (person):

digger

mineur m

gold digger

chercheur (-euse) m (f) d'or

gold digger fig, pej (woman)

poule f de luxe

gold digger N

1. gold digger MIN (gold miner):

gold digger

chercheur (-euse) m (f) d'or

2. gold digger fig, pej (sb looking for material gain):

gold digger

personne f vénale

francuski

engleski

chercheur d'or

gold digger

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

People painted her as this gold-digger.

www.mirror.co.uk

During the 1930s she specialised in playing hard-boiled, glamorous gold-diggers and gangsters' molls, and played supporting roles in numerous features.

en.wikipedia.org

Is that something a gold-digger would do?

www.herald.ie

She's a scheming gold-digger, or she's not.

www.winnipegfreepress.com

I have been portrayed as a gold-digger.

www.herald.ie