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shilling

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

shilling [Brit ˈʃɪlɪŋ, Am ˈʃɪlɪŋ] N

shilling
shilling m
to be down to one's last shilling
en être à son dernier sou
to take the King's or Queen's shilling Brit
partir sous les drapeaux
to watch the pounds, shillings and pence
être à un sou près

Queen's shilling N

to take the Queen's shilling
s'engager dans l'armée

King's shilling N

King's shilling → Queen's shilling

Queen's shilling N

to take the Queen's shilling
s'engager dans l'armée

u rečniku PONS

shilling [ˈʃɪlɪŋ] N

shilling
shilling m

I. pound3 [paʊnd] VB trans

1. pound (hit repeatedly):

pound
frapper
to pound the table fig
frapper du poing sur la table
the waves pounded the ship
les vagues fouettaient le navire

2. pound (walk heavily and noisily):

pound
marcher d'un pas pesant
to pound in
entrer en martelant le pavé

3. pound (walk along):

to pound the pavement
battre le trottoir
to pound the beat
patrouiller

4. pound (crush):

pound spices
piler
to pound into pieces
réduire en miettes

5. pound (beat):

pound
battre

6. pound (bombard):

pound
pilonner

II. pound3 [paʊnd] VB intr

1. pound (beat on noisily):

pound
frapper
to pound on a locked door
marteler une porte fermée à clef à grands coups de poings
to pound on a table
frapper fort sur une table
to pound on a wall
cogner sur un mur
to pound away at sth
taper sur qc à tours de bras
to pound away at the keyboard
taper sur le clavier comme un forcené

2. pound (walk/run noisily):

pound
marcher/courir d'un pas pesant

3. pound (beat):

pound
battre fort
pound heart
battre vite
my head is pounding
j'ai des élancements dans la tête

pound2 [paʊnd] N (place for stray animals, cars)

pound
fourrière f

pound1 [paʊnd] N

pound (unit of weight, currency):

pound
livre f
ten pounds sterling
dix livres sterling
a pound coin
une pièce d'une livre
100-pound note [or Am bill]
billet m de 100 livres

Phrases:

to demand one's pound of flesh from sb
exiger réparation sans faire de concession
u rečniku PONS

shilling [ˈʃɪl·ɪŋ] N

shilling
shilling m

pound3 [paʊnd] N (place for stray animals, cars)

pound
fourrière f

I. pound2 [paʊnd] VB trans

1. pound (hit repeatedly):

pound
frapper
to pound the table fig
frapper du poing sur la table
the waves pounded the ship
les vagues fouettaient le navire

2. pound (crush):

pound spices
piler
to pound to pieces
réduire en miettes

3. pound (beat):

pound
battre

4. pound (bombard):

pound a. fig
pilonner
to pound sb with questions
assaillir qn de questions

5. pound (walk along):

to pound the pavement
battre le trottoir
to pound the beat
patrouiller

6. pound (instill):

to pound sth into sb's head
faire rentrer qc dans la tête de qn

II. pound2 [paʊnd] VB intr

1. pound (beat on noisily):

pound
frapper
to pound on a locked door
marteler une porte fermée à clef à grands coups de poings
to pound on a table
frapper fort sur une table
to pound on a wall
cogner sur un mur
to pound away at sth
taper sur qc à tour de bras
to pound away at the keyboard
taper sur le clavier comme un forcené

2. pound (throb):

pound
battre fort
pound heart
battre vite
my head is pounding
j'ai des élancements dans la tête

3. pound (walk/run noisily):

pound
marcher/courir d'un pas pesant

pound1 [paʊnd] N

pound (unit of weight, currency):

pound
livre f
ten pounds sterling
dix livres sterling
a one pound coin
une pièce d'une livre
100-pound bill
billet m de 100 livres

Phrases:

to demand one's pound of flesh from sb
exiger réparation à qn sans faire de concession