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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. drain [Brit dreɪn, Am dreɪn] N

1. drain (in street):

to unblock the drains

2. drain (in building):

3. drain:

4. drain (loss):

hémorragie f (of de)
to be a drain on profits, funds, resources

5. drain MED:

II. drain [Brit dreɪn, Am dreɪn] VB trans

1. drain:

drain land, lake
drain radiator, boiler

2. drain FOOD:

drain pasta, canned food, dishes

3. drain (sap):

drain strength, energy, resources, funds

4. drain (drink):

drain glass
drain contents, drink

5. drain river area, basin:

6. drain MED:

drain wound

III. drain [Brit dreɪn, Am dreɪn] VB intr

1. drain (empty):

drain water, liquid:
s'écouler (out of, from de)
drain bath, radiator, sink:
to drain into sea, river, gutter, ditch
to drain into soil, rock

2. drain (become dry):

drain dishes, food:

IV. drain [Brit dreɪn, Am dreɪn]

to go down the drain inf, fig
that's £100 down the drain inf

I. drain off VB [Brit dreɪn -, Am dreɪn -], drain out VB (drain off)

drain off water, liquid:

II. drain off VB [Brit dreɪn -, Am dreɪn -], drain out VB (drain [sth] off, drain off [sth])

drain off fluid, water:

brain drain N

drain away VB [Brit dreɪn -, Am dreɪn -]

1. drain away water, liquid:

2. drain away courage, hope, strength, funds:

field drain N

open drain N

storm drain N

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to be on the main drains

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francuski

I. drain [dreɪn] VB trans

1. drain (remove liquid from) a. BOT, AGR, MED:

2. drain form (empty by drinking):

3. drain (tire out):

II. drain [dreɪn] VB intr

1. drain (flow away):

2. drain BOT, AGR (permit drainage):

3. drain (vanish gradually):

III. drain [dreɪn] N

1. drain TECH (pipe for removing liquid):

2. drain pl TECH:

3. drain (constant expenditure):

4. drain fig SOCIOL, ECON:

brain drain N

OpenDict unos

brain drain N

outfall of drain, sewer
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to drain sth
s'égoutter vaisselle
désamorcer pompe, siphon
se désamorcer pompe, siphon
évacuer eaux usées
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I. drain [dreɪn] VB trans

1. drain (remove liquid from) a. BOT, AGR, MED:

2. drain (empty):

3. drain (tire out):

II. drain [dreɪn] VB intr

1. drain (become empty):

drain liquid, water

2. drain BOT, AGR (permit drainage):

3. drain (vanish gradually):

drain energy

III. drain [dreɪn] N

1. drain TECH (pipe for removing liquid):

2. drain (constant expenditure):

3. drain fig SOCIOL, ECON:

4. drain MED:

5. drain pl (plumbing system):

Phrases:

brain drain N

outfall of drain, sewer
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to drain sth
égoutter vaisselle
désamorcer pompe, siphon
évacuer eaux usées

GEA rečnik rashladne tehnologije

Present
Idrain
youdrain
he/she/itdrains
wedrain
youdrain
theydrain
Past
Idrained
youdrained
he/she/itdrained
wedrained
youdrained
theydrained
Present Perfect
Ihavedrained
youhavedrained
he/she/ithasdrained
wehavedrained
youhavedrained
theyhavedrained
Past Perfect
Ihaddrained
youhaddrained
he/she/ithaddrained
wehaddrained
youhaddrained
theyhaddrained