RAILS - Prevod od engleski do francuski

I. rail [Brit reɪl, Am reɪl] N

1. rail (for protection, support):

rail (in fence)

barreau m

rail (on balcony)

balustrade f

rail (on bridge, tower)

parapet m

rail (on bridge, tower)

garde-fou m

rail (handrail)

rampe f

rail (on ship)

bastingage m

2. rail (for display):

rail (in shop)

présentoir m

3. rail (for curtains):

rail

tringle f

4. rail TRANSP (track):

rail

rail m

by rail travel, send

par rail

by rail attr network, traffic, transport

ferroviaire

by rail journey, travel

en train

rail strike

grève f des cheminots

rail ticket

billet m de train

II. rails N

rails npl HORSE RAC:

rails

corde f

to come up on the rails

tenir la corde

III. to rail against, to rail at VB intr form

to rail against,to rail at injustice, pollution, politician:

to rail against, to rail at

s'insurger contre

IV. rail [Brit reɪl, Am reɪl]

to go off the rails

dérailler inf

towel rail N

towel rail

porte-serviettes m inv

picture rail N

picture rail

cimaise f

water rail N

water rail

râle m (d'eau)

towel rail N

towel rail

porte-serviettes m inv

guide rail N TECH

guide rail

rail m

Communion rail N

Communion rail

sainte table f

live rail N

live rail

rail m conducteur

rail terminus N Brit

rail terminus

terminus m

rail terminus

gare f terminus

rail terminal N

rail terminal

terminus m

picture rail N

picture rail

cimaise f

I. rail off VB [Brit reɪl -, Am reɪl -] (rail [sth] off, rail off [sth])

rail off areas

séparer [qc] par un grillage

rail off area

entourer [qc] d'un grillage

engleski

francuski

I. rail [reɪl] N

1. rail (for trains):

rail

rail m

by rail

en train

rail ticket

billet m de train

to go off the rails

sortir des rails

to go off the rails fig

s'écarter du droit chemin

2. rail:

rail (fence)

barre f

rail (on track)

corde f

rail (for protection)

garde-fou m

3. rail (to hang things):

rail

tringle f

II. rail [reɪl] VB trans

rail

transporter par train

guard rail N

guard rail

barrière f de sécurité

rail against VB trans

rail against

s'en prendre à

rail off VB trans

rail off

fermer à l'aide d'une barrière

towel rack N Am, towel rail N Brit, Aus

towel rack

porte-serviettes m

francuski

engleski

rail

rail

sortir des rails

to come off the rails

râle

rail

rambarde

rail

porte-serviettes

towel rail

bastingage

ship's rail

engleski

francuski

I. rail¹ [reɪl] N

1. rail (for trains):

rail

rail m

by rail

en train

to go off the rails

sortir des rails

to go off the rails fig

s'écarter du droit chemin

2. rail:

rail (fence)

barre f

rail (on track)

corde f

rail (for protection)

garde-fou m

3. rail (to hang things):

rail

tringle f

II. rail¹ [reɪl] VB trans

to rail sth off

clôturer qc

rail² [reɪl] VB intr (criticize)

to rail at sb

râler sur qn

to rail against sb/sth

râler contre qn/qc

rail disaster

catastrophe f ferroviaire

air/rail freight

transport aérien/ferroviaire

rail link

liaison f ferroviaire

francuski

engleski

rail

rail

sortir des rails

to come off the rails

râle

rail

rambarde

rail

réseau ferroviaire/routier

rail/road network

corde

rail

glissière de moteur

motor slide rail

Present

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you	rail
he/she/it	rails
we	rail
you	rail
they	rail

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

If you overly trust and favor this type of person, he will surely create a disaster.

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Survivors, relatives and family members were called to identify the dead and detail whatever they may have known about the disaster.

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It was a failure of this plant that led to the disaster.

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Nevertheless, a lighthouse may not have prevented this disaster.

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A series of major disasters occurred in the state from the 1920s to the 1940s.

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