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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. wedge [Brit wɛdʒ, Am wɛdʒ] N

1. wedge (block):

wedge (to insert in rock, wood etc)
wedge (to hold sth in position)
wedge (of cake, pie, cheese)
a wedge of lemon
a wedge of high pressure METEO
a wedge of geese
a wedge of geese attr shape

2. wedge SPORTS (in golf):

wedge

3. wedge FASHION:

wedge (heel)
wedge (shoe)
wedge attr shoe

II. wedge [Brit wɛdʒ, Am wɛdʒ] VB trans

1. wedge (make firm):

to wedge sth in or into place
to wedge a door open/shut

2. wedge (jam):

to wedge sth into gap, hole

III. to wedge oneself VB refl

to wedge oneself refl:

to wedge oneself
se coincer (between entre, in dans)

IV. wedge [Brit wɛdʒ, Am wɛdʒ]

wedge-shaped ADJ

wedge-shaped

wedge-heeled ADJ

wedge-heeled

I. wedge in VB [Brit wɛdʒ -, Am wɛdʒ -] (wedge [sb/sth] in, wedge in [sb/sth])

wedge in
coincer [qn/qc]
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
wedge heel
wedge
wedge
wedge heel
wedge shoes
to wedge
coincer (pour maintenir ouvert) porte, fenêtre
to wedge [sth] open
coincer (pour maintenir fermé) porte, fenêtre
to wedge [sth] shut
coincer objet
to wedge
caler roue, pied de table
to wedge
to wedge a bottle in a bag

u rečniku PONS

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engleski
francuski
francuski

I. wedge [wedʒ] N

1. wedge (for door):

wedge

2. wedge (piece):

wedge

II. wedge [wedʒ] VB trans (jam into)

wedge
to wedge the door open
drive nail, wedge
to drive a wedge between sb/sth a. fig
to use sth for a wedge
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
wedge
wedge
to wedge
to wedge sb/sth against a wall
u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. wedge [wedʒ] N

1. wedge (for door):

wedge

2. wedge (piece):

wedge

II. wedge [wedʒ] VB trans (jam into)

wedge
to wedge the door open
drive nail, wedge
to drive a wedge between sb/sth a. fig
to use sth for a wedge
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
wedge
to wedge
to wedge sb/sth against a wall
Present
Iwedge
youwedge
he/she/itwedges
wewedge
youwedge
theywedge
Past
Iwedged
youwedged
he/she/itwedged
wewedged
youwedged
theywedged
Present Perfect
Ihavewedged
youhavewedged
he/she/ithaswedged
wehavewedged
youhavewedged
theyhavewedged
Past Perfect
Ihadwedged
youhadwedged
he/she/ithadwedged
wehadwedged
youhadwedged
theyhadwedged