LOCK SCREEN - Prevod od engleski do francuski

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

lock screen N COMPUT

lock screen

écran m de vérouillage

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

écran de vérouillage COMPUT

lock screen

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. screen [Brit skriːn, Am skrin] N

1. screen:

screen CINE, COMPUT, TV

écran m

computer/television screen

écran d'ordinateur/de télévision

on screen COMPUT

sur l'écran

on screen CINE, TV

à l'écran

the big screen fig

le grand écran, le cinéma

the small screen fig

le petit écran, la télévision

the screen fig

le grand écran, le cinéma

a star of stage and screen

une vedette du théâtre et du cinéma

he writes for the screen CINE

il écrit pour le cinéma

he writes for the screen TV

il écrit pour la télévision

he writes for the screen attr actor, star

de cinéma

he writes for the screen appearance, debut, performance

cinématographique, au cinéma

2. screen (panel):

screen (decorative or for getting changed)

paravent m

screen (partition)

cloison f mobile

screen (to protect)

écran m

bullet-proof screen

écran m pare-balles

the hedge formed a screen which hid the house from the road

la haie formait un écran qui rendait la maison invisible de la route

a screen of trees

un rideau d'arbres

3. screen (cover):

screen fig

couverture f

to act as a screen for illegal activity

servir de couverture à

4. screen MED:

screen

visite f de dépistage

5. screen MIL:

screen

rideau m

6. screen (sieve):

screen

crible m

7. screen Am (in door):

screen

grille f

II. screen [Brit skriːn, Am skrin] VB trans

1. screen (show on screen):

screen CINE film

projeter

screen TV programme, film, event

diffuser, transmettre

2. screen (shield):

screen (conceal) person, house

cacher, masquer

screen (protect)

protéger (from de)

she wore a hat to screen her eyes from the sun

elle portait un chapeau pour se protéger les yeux du soleil

to screen sth from sight or view

cacher or masquer qc

3. screen:

screen (subject to test) ADMIN applicants, candidates

examiner le cas de

screen refugees

contrôler le statut de

screen (at airport) baggage

contrôler

screen MED person, patient

faire passer des tests de dépistage à

to be screened staff:

faire l'objet d'une enquête de sécurité

to screen sb for cancer/Aids

faire passer à qn des tests de dépistage du cancer/du sida

to screen for cancer/Aids

faire des tests de dépistage du cancer/du sida

4. screen (sieve):

screen

cribler

I. on-screen [Brit ɒnˈskriːn, Am ˈˌɑn ˈskrin] ADJ

1. on-screen COMPUT:

on-screen

sur l'écran

2. on-screen CINE:

on-screen action etc

sur l'écran

on-screen sex, relationship

à l'écran

II. on-screen [Brit ɒnˈskriːn, Am ˈˌɑn ˈskrin] ADV COMPUT

on-screen edit, display

sur l'écran

I. lock [Brit lɒk, Am lɑk] N

1. lock:

lock (with key)

serrure f

lock (with bolt)

verrou m

there's no lock on the bathroom door

il n'y a pas de verrou à la porte de la salle de bains

under lock and key

sous clé

2. lock (of hair):

lock

mèche f

long/curly locks

cheveux mpl longs/bouclés

3. lock NAUT:

lock

écluse f

4. lock (in wrestling):

lock

clé f

arm/leg lock

clé de bras/jambe

5. lock (in rugby):

lock

avant m de deuxième ligne

6. lock MOTOR:

lock

rayon m de braquage

to have a good lock car:

bien braquer

half lock

demi-braquage m

7. lock COMPUT:

lock

verrouillage m

8. lock (on firearm):

lock

percuteur m

II. lock [Brit lɒk, Am lɑk] VB trans

1. lock (close securely):

lock (with key)

fermer [qc] à clé

lock (with bolt)

verrouiller

to lock sth in a drawer

enfermer qc dans un tiroir

2. lock COMPUT:

lock file

verrouiller

3. lock fig:

to be locked in combat armies:

être aux prises

two lovers locked in an embrace

deux amants enlacés

to lock horns lit animals:

lutter cornes contre cornes

to lock horns fig people:

se disputer violemment

III. lock [Brit lɒk, Am lɑk] VB intr

1. lock (close securely):

lock door, drawer:

fermer à clé

2. lock (seize up):

lock wheel, steering wheel:

se bloquer

u rečniku PONS

I. screen [skri:n] N

1. screen TV, COMPUT:

screen

écran m

15-inch screen

écran 15 pouces

split/touch screen

écran partagé/tactile

on screen

à l'écran

2. screen:

screen (panel for privacy)

cloison f

screen (decorative)

paravent m

screen (for protection)

écran m

3. screen no pl Am fig (of troops):

screen

camouflage m

4. screen (sieve):

screen

passoire f

II. screen [skri:n] VB trans

1. screen (hide):

screen

cacher

to screen sth from view

dissimuler qc

2. screen (protect):

screen

protéger

to screen sb/sth from sth

protéger qn/qc de qc

3. screen (examine):

screen

examiner

4. screen (put through a screening device):

screen

passer au scanner fig

5. screen:

screen TV

passer à l'écran

screen CINE

projeter

6. screen (put through a sieve):

screen

passer à la passoire

lock¹ [lɒk, Am lɑ:k] N

lock

mèche f de cheveux

I. lock² [lɒk, Am lɑ:k] N

1. lock (fastening device):

lock

serrure f

combination lock

serrure à combinaison

2. lock (unit of a canal):

lock

écluse f

3. lock (wrestling hold):

lock

clef f

to hold sb in a body lock

immobiliser qn avec son corps

4. lock Aus, Brit AUTO:

lock

antivol m

Phrases:

lock, stock and barrel

dans sa totalité

to be under lock and key

être enfermé à clef

II. lock² [lɒk, Am lɑ:k] VB trans

1. lock (fasten with a lock):

lock

fermer à clef

lock

barrer Quebec

2. lock (confine safely):

lock

enfermer

3. lock (be held fast):

to be locked

être bloqué

to be locked (be jammed)

être coincé

to be locked in the ice

être pris dans les glaces

Phrases:

to lock horns over sth

se disputer pour qc

III. lock² [lɒk, Am lɑ:k] VB intr

lock

se bloquer

u rečniku PONS

I. screen [skrin] N

1. screen TV, comput:

screen

écran m

15-inch screen

écran 15 pouces

split/touch screen

écran partagé/tactile

on screen

à l'écran

2. screen:

screen (for privacy)

cloison f

screen (decorative)

paravent m

screen (for protection)

écran m

3. screen fig (of troops):

screen

camouflage m

4. screen (for window):

screen

moustiquaire f

5. screen (sieve):

screen

passoire f

II. screen [skrin] VB trans

1. screen (hide):

screen

cacher

to screen sth from view

dissimuler qc

2. screen (protect):

screen

protéger

to screen sb/sth from sth

protéger qn/qc de qc

3. screen (examine):

screen

examiner

to screen one's calls

filtrer les appels

4. screen:

screen TV

passer à l'écran

screen CINE

projeter

5. screen (put through sieve):

screen

passer à la passoire

I. lock¹ [lak] N

1. lock (fastening device):

lock

serrure f

combination lock

serrure à combinaison

2. lock (unit of a canal):

lock

écluse f

3. lock (wrestling hold):

lock

clef f

to hold sb in a body lock

immobiliser qn avec son corps

Phrases:

lock, stock and barrel

dans sa totalité

to be under lock and key

être enfermé à clef

II. lock¹ [lak] VB trans

1. lock (fasten with a lock):

lock

fermer à clef

lock

barrer Quebec

2. lock (confine safely):

lock

enfermer

3. lock (be held fast):

to be locked

être bloqué

to be locked (be jammed)

être coincé

to be locked in the ice

être pris dans les glaces

Phrases:

to lock horns over sth

se disputer pour qc

III. lock¹ [lak] VB intr

lock

se bloquer

lock² [lak] N

lock

mèche f de cheveux

Present

I	screen
you	screen
he/she/it	screens
we	screen
you	screen
they	screen

Past

I	screened
you	screened
he/she/it	screened
we	screened
you	screened
they	screened

Present Perfect

I	have	screened
you	have	screened
he/she/it	has	screened
we	have	screened
you	have	screened
they	have	screened

Past Perfect

I	had	screened
you	had	screened
he/she/it	had	screened
we	had	screened
you	had	screened
they	had	screened

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With deep and highly customisable settings, countdown clocks, and a self-imposed lock-out feature that's very time-consuming to undo, you'll never dilly-dally online while you should be working again.

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When they returned to the airlock, the astronauts pressurized, vented and then repressurized the air lock to purge any remaining toxic ammonia.

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All on board went into emergency stasis lock for millions of years.

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This change is widely controversial, as it changes more of the game than just the ability to flick (such as giving fencers the ability to lock-out a riposte).

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If you already have these devices, you might want to consider an industry-approved steering wheel lock.

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