tubus u rečniku francuskog jezika Oksford‒Hašet

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bronchial tubes N npl

bronchial tubes

bronches fpl

I.tube [Brit tjuːb, Am t(j)ub] N

1. tube (cylinder):

tube

tube m

2. tube (container for toothpaste, glue etc):

tube

tube m

3. tube Brit inf TRANSP:

tube

métro m (londonien)

tube attr line, station, ticket

de métro

4. tube Am (TV):

tube inf

télé f inf

5. tube (in TV set):

tube

tube m cathodique

II.tubes N

tubes npl inf MED:

tubes

bronches fpl

III.tube [Brit tjuːb, Am t(j)ub]

to go down the tubes plans:

tomber à l'eau

to go down the tubes economy:

tomber en ruines

she's had her tubes tied inf

on lui a fait une ligature des trompes

incubus [Brit ˈɪŋkjʊbəs, Am ˈɪŋkjəbəs] N

1. incubus (devil):

incubus

incube m

2. incubus (fear):

incubus fig

cauchemar m

rebus <pl rebuses> [Brit ˈriːbəs, Am ˈribəs] N

rebus

rébus m

tubular [Brit ˈtjuːbjʊlə, Am ˈt(j)ubjələr] ADJ

tubular

tubulaire

tubule [Brit ˈtjuːbjuːl, Am ˈt(j)ubjul] N

tubule

tubule m

tubular bells N npl

tubular bells

cloches-tubes fpl

Eustachian tube [Brit juːˌsteɪʃ(ə)n ˈtjuːb, Am juˈsteɪʃ(i)ən ˌt(j)ub] N

Eustachian tube

trompe f d'Eustache

tube top N FASHION

tube top

bustier m

tuba [Brit ˈtjuːbə, Am ˈt(j)ubə] N MUS

tuba

tuba m

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fallopian tube N ANAT, MED

fallopian tube

trompe f de Fallope

tubby <-ier, -iest> [ˈtʌb·i] ADJ inf

tubby

rondelet(te)

tuba [ˈtu·bə] N

tuba

tuba m

tube [tub] N

1. tube:

tube (cylinder)

tube m

tube (bigger diameter)

tuyau m

2. tube (container):

tube

tube m

3. tube (bodily structure):

tube

tube m

bronchial tubes

bronches fpl

to have one's tubes tied

se faire ligaturer les trompes

4. tube inf (television):

the tube

la télé

Phrases:

to go down the tube(s) inf

se casser la gueule

tuber N

tuber

tubercule m

I.bust² [bʌst] ADJ inf (bankrupt)

to go bust

faire faillite

II.bust² [bʌst] N

1. bust (failure):

bust

échec m

2. bust inf (punch):

bust

coup m

3. bust sl (raid):

bust

descente f de police

drug bust

saisie f de drogue

III.bust² [bʌst] VB trans sl

1. bust (break):

bust

casser

2. bust (arrest):

bust

choper

I.abuse [ə·ˈbjus, vb: ə·ˈbjuz] N

1. abuse SOCIOL:

abuse

comportement m abusif

child abuse

sévices mpl sur les enfants

sexual/mental abuse

sévices sexuels/mentaux

2. abuse (insolent language):

abuse

injure f

stream of abuse

torrent m d'injures

term of abuse

injure

3. abuse (misuse):

abuse

abus m

substance/alcohol abuse

abus d'alcool/de substances toxiques

4. abuse (infringement):

abuse

violation f

II.abuse [ə·ˈbjus, vb: ə·ˈbjuz] VB trans

1. abuse (misuse):

abuse

abuser de

to abuse one's authority

abuser de son autorité

to abuse sb's trust

abuser de la confiance de qn

2. abuse (infringe):

abuse

violer

3. abuse (mistreat):

abuse

maltraiter

abuse child

exercer des sévices sur

4. abuse (verbally):

abuse

injurier

I.stub [stʌb] N

1. stub (of ticket):

stub

bout m

2. stub (of cigarette):

stub

mégot m

3. stub (short pencil):

stub

bout m de crayon

II.stub <-bb-> [stʌb] VB trans

to stub one's toes

se cogner le pied

self-abuse N

1. self-abuse (harmful behavior):

self-abuse

automutilation f

2. self-abuse (masturbation):

self-abuse a. fig

masturbation f

bush [bʊʃ] N

1. bush <-es> BOT:

bush

buisson m

2. bush (great amount):

bush of hair

tignasse f

3. bush (land):

the bush

la brousse

Phrases:

to beat around the bush

tourner autour du pot