CLAMP - Tradução inglês-francês

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inglês

francês

I. clamp [Brit klamp, americ klæmp] SUBST

1. clamp:

clamp TÉC (on bench)

valet m

clamp (unattached)

presse f

clamp QUÍM

pince f

clamp (for lid)

système m d'attache (pour fermer hermétiquement un couvercle)

2. clamp fig:

clamp

frein m (on à)

a clamp on public spending

un frein à la dépense publique

3. clamp MOTOR:

clamp, a. wheelclamp

sabot m de Denver

4. clamp Brit AGRIC, PEC:

clamp

silo m

5. clamp americ (heavy footstep):

clamp

pas m lourd

II. clamp [Brit klamp, americ klæmp] VERBO trans

1. clamp TÉC two parts:

clamp

cramponner

clamp (at bench)

fixer [qc] à l'aide d'un valet (onto à)

2. clamp (clench):

clamp jaw, teeth

serrer

a pipe clamped between his teeth

une pipe serrée entre les dents

his jaws were clamped shut

il serrait les mâchoires

3. clamp MOTOR:

clamp, a. wheelclamp car

mettre un sabot de Denver à

4. clamp americ (tread heavily):

clamp

marcher d'un pas lourd

I. clamp down VERBO [Brit klamp -, americ klæmp -] (clamp down)

clamp down

prendre des mesures

to clamp down on crime, drugs, criminals

faire de la répression contre

to clamp down on extravagance

mettre un frein à

I. clamp on VERBO [Brit klamp -, americ klæmp -] (clamp on [sth], clamp [sth] on)

1. clamp on literal lid:

clamp on

fermer

2. clamp on fig curfew, restriction, sanction:

clamp on

imposer

I. wheel clamp [Brit] SUBST MOTOR

wheel clamp

sabot m de Denver

II. wheel-clamp VERBO trans

wheel-clamp trans car:

wheel-clamp

mettre un sabot de Denver à

surgical clamp SUBST

surgical clamp

clamp m

francês

inglês

serre-joint

clamp

cosse de batterie

battery clip ou clamp

crampon

cramp (iron), clamp

valet

clamp

le gouvernement tente de verrouiller la presse

the government is trying to clamp down on the press

no Dicionário PONS

inglês

francês

I. clamp [klæmp] SUBST

1. clamp (fastener):

clamp

agrafe f

clamp ELETRÓN

attache f

2. clamp AUTOMOB:

clamp

sabot m de Denver

II. clamp [klæmp] VERBO trans

1. clamp (fasten):

clamp

fixer

2. clamp (clench):

clamp

serrer

clamp handcuffs

resserrer

3. clamp AUTOMOB:

clamp

mettre un sabot à

I. clamp down VERBO intr

to clamp down on sth

sévir contre qc

II. clamp down VERBO trans

clamp down

fixer

wheel clamp SUBST Brit, Aus

wheel clamp

sabot m (de Denver)

francês

inglês

agrafe

clamp

sabot de Denver

wheel clamp Brit

pincer la bouche

to clamp one's mouth shut

no Dicionário PONS

inglês

francês

I. clamp [klæmp] SUBST

1. clamp (fastener):

clamp

agrafe f

clamp ELETRÓN

attache f

2. clamp AUTOMOB:

clamp

sabot m de Denver

II. clamp [klæmp] VERBO trans

1. clamp (fasten):

clamp

fixer

2. clamp (clench):

clamp

serrer

clamp handcuffs

resserrer

3. clamp AUTOMOB:

clamp

mettre un sabot à

I. clamp down VERBO intr

to clamp down on sth

sévir contre qc

II. clamp down VERBO trans

clamp down

fixer

francês

inglês

agrafe

clamp

pincer la bouche

to clamp one's mouth shut

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Suddenly a recovery vehicle pulled up behind him and the passenger jumped out, and put a clamp on the rear wheel of the vehicle.

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A side arm is a metal pole bolted to the instrument with a clamp on the end.

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After the embarrassment, a news organization will often clamp down on the guidelines for using unnamed sources, but those guidelines are often forgotten after the scandal dies down.

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Rock was seen as subversive by the nation's authority figures, who began to clamp down on the music.

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She said that similar transgressions in the future would be difficult for the censors to clamp down on.

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