leva no Dicionário de Francês-Inglês da Oxford-Hachette

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I.lever [ləve] SUBST m

1. lever (sortie du lit):

au lever, boire un jus de fruit

on getting up, drink some fruit juice

être là au lever des enfants

to be there when the children get up

2. lever GEOGR → levé

II.lever [ləve] VERBO trans

1. lever (dresser) (gén):

lever main, doigt, bras, poing, sourcil, jambe

to raise

lever la main ou le doigt (pour parler)

to put up one's hand

lever la main sur qn (pour frapper)

to raise one's hand to sb

lever les bras au ciel

to throw up one's hands (de in)

lever le pied (gén)

to lift up one's foot

lever le pied (ralentir) literal, fig

to slow down

lever le pied (partir) coloq

to clear off coloq

lève les pieds quand tu marches!

pick your feet up when you walk!

lever les yeux ou la tête (regarder)

to look up (sur, vers at)

ne pas lever les yeux ou le nez coloq de qc

not to look up from sth

sans lever les yeux dire, répondre

without looking up

sans lever les yeux travailler, étudier

without a break

lever les yeux au ciel

to raise one's eyes to heaven

lever la patte coloq (uriner) chien:

to cock a leg

il a levé la patte contre l'arbre

it cocked its leg up against the tree

lever son cul calão

to get off one's arse Brit calão

lever son cul calão

to get off one's ass americ calão

2. lever (soulever):

lever objet

to lift

lever barrière

to raise

lever un chargement de quelques mètres

to lift a load a few metres Brit

lever son verre

to raise one's glass (à to)

lever le rideau TEATR

to raise the curtain

lever une vitre MOTOR

to wind up a window

lever les filets PESCA

to haul in the nets

3. lever (sortir du lit):

lever enfants, malade

to get [sb] up

4. lever (mettre fin à):

lever embargo, sanction, peine, contrôle

to lift

lever siège

to raise

lever doute, malentendu, ambiguïté, mystère

to dispel

lever tabou, secret, isolement, audience

to end

lever obstacle, difficultés, incertitude

to remove

lever séance

to close

5. lever (collecter):

lever capitaux, fonds

to raise

lever impôt

to levy

6. lever (recruter):

lever troupes

to levy

7. lever FINAN:

lever actions, achat à terme

to take up

lever une option

to exercise an option

8. lever CAÇA (débusquer):

lever gibier, perdrix

to flush out

lever un lièvre literal

to start a hare

lever un lièvre fig

to open a can of worms

9. lever GEOGR:

lever un plan

to carry out a survey

10. lever CULIN (découper):

lever un filet (de poisson)

to fillet a fish

lever une cuisse de poulet

to carve a chicken leg

11. lever (séduire):

lever coloq

to pick up coloq

III.lever [ləve] VERBO intr

1. lever CULIN:

lever pâte:

to rise

2. lever AGRIC, PEC:

lever semis, blé:

to come up

IV.se lever VERBO reflex

1. se lever (sortir du lit):

se lever

to get up

se lever tôt/la nuit

to get up early/in the night

avoir du mal à se lever

to find it difficult to get up

il faut se lever de bonne heure coloq pour comprendre ce qu'il dit

you need to be pretty clever to understand what he says coloq

2. se lever (se mettre debout):

se lever

to stand up

se lever de sa chaise

to rise from one's chair

il l'a aidée à se lever

he helped her to her feet

se lever pour applaudir

to rise to one's feet to applaud

se lever de table

to get up from the table

‘accusé, levez-vous!’ JUR

‘the accused will stand’

se lever sur ses étriers EQUIT

to stand on one's stirrups

‘lève-toi et marche’

‘arise, take up thy bed and walk’

3. se lever (se dresser):

se lever partie du corps:

to rise

des mains se sont levées

some hands went up

des poings se lèvent

fists are being shaken

4. se lever (s'insurger):

se lever personne, peuple:

to rise up (contre against)

5. se lever (apparaître):

se lever soleil, lune:

to rise (sur over)

le soleil va se lever

the sun is about to rise

le jour se lève

it's getting light

6. se lever METEO:

se lever (s'agiter) vent:

to rise

se lever brise:

to get up

se lever (s'éclaircir) nuages, brouillard, brume:

to clear

se lever temps:

to clear up

7. se lever TEATR:

le rideau se lève

the curtain rises (sur on)

V.lever [ləve]

lever des couleurs MILITAR

raising of the colours Brit

lever du drapeau

raising of the flag

lever du jour

daybreak

au lever du jour

at daybreak

lever de rideau (début de la représentation)

curtain up

lever de rideau (prélude)

curtain raiser

partir au/manquer le lever de rideau

to leave at/to miss curtain up

en lever de rideau, match Ali–Chang

as a curtain raiser, Ali vs Chang match

lever du roi HIST

King's levee

assister au lever du roi

to be present at the King's levee

lever du soleil

sunrise

au lever du soleil

at sunrise

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lever le lock-out

to end the lock-out

lever le couvre-feu

to lift the curfew

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sunrise

lever m du soleil

curtain-raiser

lever m de rideau

leaven

faire lever

to exercise/lift censorship

pratiquer/lever la censure

jump up

se lever d'un bond

to give sb a standing ovation

se lever pour ovationner qn

to be upstanding formal

se lever

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I.lever [l(ə)ve] VERBO trans

1. lever (soulever):

lever

to lift

lever jambe, tête, visage

to raise

lever la main

to raise one's hand

lever les yeux vers qn

to look up at sb

2. lever (sortir du lit):

lever un enfant/un malade

to get a child/a sick person out of bed

faire lever qn

to make sb get up

3. lever (faire cesser):

être levé séance

to come to an end

II.lever [l(ə)ve] VERBO reflex se lever

1. lever (se mettre debout, sortir du lit):

lever

to get up

se lever de table

to leave the table

2. lever (commencer à paraître):

lever lune, soleil

to rise

lever jour, aube

to break

3. lever (se soulever):

lever rideau, main

to go up

4. lever (commencer à s'agiter):

lever mer

to rise

lever vent

to get up

5. lever (devenir meilleur):

lever temps, brouillard

to clear

III.lever [l(ə)ve] VERBO intr

1. lever (gonfler):

lever pâte

to rise

2. lever (pousser):

lever

to come up

IV.lever [l(ə)ve] SUBST m

au lever du soleil

at sunrise

lever du jour

daybreak

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lever l'embargo sur qc

to lift the embargo on sth

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curtain raiser

lever m du rideau

sunup

lever m du soleil

sunrise

lever m du soleil

adjourn court, parliament

lever la séance

rise up

se lever

leaven

faire lever

to lift up one's head

lever la tête

to look up from sth

lever les yeux de qc

to look up at sb/sth

lever les yeux vers qn/qc