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Fragen
scales

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski

balance [balɑ̃s] N f

1. balance:

balance
monter sur la balance
peser lourd dans la balance fig décision, vote, influence:
faire pencher la balance fig
to tip the scales (en faveur de in favour Brit of)

2. balance FIN:

balance
balance

3. balance (équilibre):

balance
balance
la balance des forces ou pouvoirs
the balance of power

4. balance AUDIO:

balance
balance

5. balance (dénonciateur):

balance sl
grass Brit inf
balance sl
balance sl
stool pigeon Am inf

6. balance FISH:

balance
balance commerciale
balance of trade
balance des comptes
balance of payments
balance de cuisine
balance électronique
balance de laboratoire
laboratory balance
balance des paiements
balance of payments
balance à plateaux
balance
balance de précision
precision balance
balance de Roberval
Roberval's balance
balance romaine

Balance [balɑ̃s] f

Balance

I. balancé (balancée) [balɑ̃se] VB pp

balancé → balancer

II. balancé (balancée) [balɑ̃se] ADJ

bien balancé phrase
bien balancé personne inf

I. balancer [balɑ̃se] VB trans

1. balancer (faire osciller) vent:

balancer branches
balancer cordage

2. balancer (jeter):

to chuck inf
projectile, ordures balance-moi le tournevis
projectile, ordures balance-moi le tournevis
balancer qc sur qc/qn
to chuck sth at sth/sb
to whack sb inf
to kick sth

3. balancer (se débarrasser de):

vieux habits, objets inutiles j'ai balancé tous mes bibelots

4. balancer inf:

balancer (dire) (brutalement) phrases, réponse
balancer (pêle-mêle) chiffres
to bandy [sth] about

5. balancer (dénoncer) inf:

to squeal on sb sl

6. balancer FIN:

balancer compte
to balance

II. balancer [balɑ̃se] VB intr

1. balancer (osciller):

balancer branches:
balancer corde, trapèze:
balancer bateau:

2. balancer (hésiter):

il balance entre leoui’ et lenon’

III. se balancer VB refl

1. se balancer (se mouvoir):

se balancer personne, animal:
se balancer bateau:

2. se balancer (se jeter) inf:

IV. balancer [balɑ̃se]

je m'en balance sl

I. balancer [balɑ̃se] VB trans

1. balancer (faire osciller) vent:

balancer branches
balancer cordage

2. balancer (jeter):

to chuck inf
projectile, ordures balance-moi le tournevis
projectile, ordures balance-moi le tournevis
balancer qc sur qc/qn
to chuck sth at sth/sb
to whack sb inf
to kick sth

3. balancer (se débarrasser de):

vieux habits, objets inutiles j'ai balancé tous mes bibelots

4. balancer inf:

balancer (dire) (brutalement) phrases, réponse
balancer (pêle-mêle) chiffres
to bandy [sth] about

5. balancer (dénoncer) inf:

to squeal on sb sl

6. balancer FIN:

balancer compte
to balance

II. balancer [balɑ̃se] VB intr

1. balancer (osciller):

balancer branches:
balancer corde, trapèze:
balancer bateau:

2. balancer (hésiter):

il balance entre leoui’ et lenon’

III. se balancer VB refl

1. se balancer (se mouvoir):

se balancer personne, animal:
se balancer bateau:

2. se balancer (se jeter) inf:

IV. balancer [balɑ̃se]

je m'en balance sl
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
balance f
trade balance
balance f commerciale
balance f
torsion balance
balance f de torsion
balance of trade
plateau m de balance

u rečniku PONS

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski

balance [balɑ̃s] N f

1. balance (instrument):

balance

2. balance POL, ECON:

balance
balance

Balance [balɑ̃s] N f

Balance
être (du signe de la) Balance

balancé(e) [balɑ̃se] ADJ

1. balancé (équilibré):

2. balancé inf (bien bâti):

I. balancer [balɑ̃se] VB trans

1. balancer (ballotter):

balancer personne

2. balancer (tenir en agitant):

balancer sac, encensoir, lustre
balancer branche, bateau

3. balancer inf (envoyer):

balancer objet

4. balancer inf (se débarrasser):

balancer objet
balancer employé

II. balancer [balɑ̃se] VB refl se balancer

1. balancer (bouger):

2. balancer (sur une balançoire):

III. balancer [balɑ̃se] VB intr

1. balancer inf (avoir du rythme):

ça balance!

2. balancer CH (être incertain, pencher d'un côté puis de l'autre):

excédentaire balance commerciale
déséquilibré(e) balance
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
balance f
balance of payments
balance f des paiements
balance f
balance of trade
balance du commerce
u rečniku PONS
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski

balance [balɑ͂s] N f

1. balance (instrument):

balance

2. balance POL, ECON:

balance
balance

Balance [balɑ͂s] N f

Balance
être (du signe de la) Balance

balancé(e) [balɑ͂se] ADJ

1. balancé (équilibré):

2. balancé inf (bien bâti):

I. balancer [balɑ͂se] VB trans

1. balancer (ballotter):

balancer personne

2. balancer (tenir en agitant):

balancer sac, encensoir, lustre
balancer branche, bateau

3. balancer inf (envoyer):

balancer objet

4. balancer inf (se débarrasser):

balancer objet
balancer employé

II. balancer [balɑ͂se] VB refl se balancer

1. balancer (bouger):

balancer bateau
balancer branches

2. balancer (sur une balançoire):

III. balancer [balɑ͂se] VB intr

1. balancer inf (avoir du rythme):

ça balance!

2. balancer form a. CH (être incertain, pencher d'un côté puis de l'autre):

déséquilibré(e) balance
excédentaire balance commerciale
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
balance f
balance f
balance of payments
balance f des paiements
balance of trade
balance du commerce
Présent
jebalance
tubalances
il/elle/onbalance
nousbalançons
vousbalancez
ils/ellesbalancent
Imparfait
jebalançais
tubalançais
il/elle/onbalançait
nousbalancions
vousbalanciez
ils/ellesbalançaient
Passé simple
jebalançai
tubalanças
il/elle/onbalança
nousbalançâmes
vousbalançâtes
ils/ellesbalancèrent
Futur simple
jebalancerai
tubalanceras
il/elle/onbalancera
nousbalancerons
vousbalancerez
ils/ellesbalanceront