TURN-UP - Tradução inglês-francês

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

inglês

francês

turn-up [Brit ˈtəːnʌp, americ ˈtərn ˌəp] SUBST Brit (of trousers)

turn-up

revers m

a turn-up for the books Brit

une grande surprise

I. turn up VERBO [Brit təːn -, americ tərn -] (turn up)

1. turn up (arrive, show up):

turn up

arriver, se pointer coloq (to, at à, for pour)

to turn up late

arriver en retard

to turn up in jeans

se pointer en jean coloq

she didn't turn up

elle ne s'est pas pointée coloq

guess who turned up at the station

devine qui s'est pointé à la gare coloq

2. turn up (be found):

don't worry—it will turn up

ne t'inquiète pas—tu finiras par le retrouver

3. turn up (present itself):

turn up opportunity, job:

se présenter

something will turn up (for me/for you etc)

je finirai/tu finiras etc par trouver quelque chose

4. turn up (point up):

turn up corner, edge:

se remonter, être relevé

his nose turns up

il a le nez retroussé

5. turn up (take upturn):

turn up economy, market:

se redresser

turn up investment, sales, profits:

remonter

II. turn up VERBO [Brit təːn -, americ tərn -] (turn up [sth], turn [sth] up)

1. turn up (increase, intensify):

turn up heating, lighting, volume, gas

augmenter

turn up TV, radio, music

mettre [qc] plus fort

2. turn up (point up):

turn up collar

remonter, relever

a turned-up nose

un nez retroussé

3. turn up (discover):

turn up buried object

déterrer

turn up person:

dénicher coloq

discovery, information facts turned up by the inquiry

faits révélés or mis au jour par l'enquête

I. nose [Brit nəʊz, americ noʊz] SUBST

1. nose ANAT:

nose

nez m

to breathe through one's nose

respirer par le nez

to speak through one's nose

parler du nez

the end or tip of the nose

le bout du nez

to bury one's nose in a book

plonger le nez dans un livre

2. nose:

nose (of plane, boat)

nez m

nose (of car)

avant m

nose to tail traffic

des voitures pare-chocs contre pare-chocs

to travel nose to tail

rouler à touche-touche

3. nose (sense of smell):

nose (gen)

odorat m

nose (of wine or perfume expert)

nez m

nose (of dog)

flair m

a dog with a good nose

un chien qui a du flair

4. nose (smell of wine):

nose

bouquet m

5. nose (instinct) fig:

to have a nose for sth

avoir du flair pour qc

to follow one's nose

se fier à son instinct

II. nose [Brit nəʊz, americ noʊz] VERBO trans

1. nose (sniff):

nose animal:

renifler

nose wine-trader:

sentir

2. nose (manœuvre):

to nose sth in/out boat, vehicle

faire entrer/sortir qc avec précaution

the captain nosed the boat out of the harbour

le capitaine a fait sortir le bateau du port avec précaution

the boat nosed its way out of the harbour

le bateau est sorti du port avec prudence

III. nose [Brit nəʊz, americ noʊz] VERBO intr

to nose into/out of sth boat, vehicle:

entrer dans/sortir de qc avec prudence

the car nosed into the traffic

la voiture s'est faufilée dans la circulation

IV. nose [Brit nəʊz, americ noʊz]

it's as plain as the nose on your face

cela se voit comme le nez au milieu de la figure

it's six on the nose coloq americ

il est six heures pile coloq

to count noses coloq

compter les personnes présentes

to get up sb's nose coloq

taper sur le système de qn coloq

to hit sth on the nose americ

taper qc dans le mille

to keep one's nose clean coloq

se tenir hors du coup coloq

to keep one's nose out of sth coloq

ne pas se mêler de qc

to lead sb by the nose coloq

mener qn par le bout du nez

to look down one's nose at sb/sth

prendre qn/qc de haut

to pay through the nose for sth

payer le prix fort pour qc

to poke or stick one's nose into sth coloq

fourrer son nez dans qc coloq

to see no further than the end of one's nose

ne pas voir plus loin que le bout de son nez

to turn one's nose up at sth

faire le dégoûté/la dégoûtée devant qc

to turn up one's nose at the idea of doing

faire le dégoûté/la dégoûtée à l'idée de faire

(right) under sb's nose

sous le nez de qn

to win by a nose HIPISMO

gagner d'une courte tête

with one's nose in the air

d'un air supérieur.

to turn up/down a radiator

monter/baisser le chauffage

to turn up/down a radiator atrib thermostat, valve

de radiateur

to come or turn up trumps

sauver la situation

francês

inglês

radiner

to turn up coloq

se radiner

to turn up coloq

rappliquer (arriver)

to turn up coloq

survenir personne:

to turn up

faire son apparition

to turn up

débarquer (à l'improviste)

to turn up coloq (chez qn at sb's place)

renâcler devant un plat

to turn up one's nose at a dish

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inglês

francês

turn-up SUBST

turn-up Brit (on trousers):

turn-up

revers m

2. turn-up Brit:

to be a turn-up for the book(s)

être une sacrée surprise

I. turn up VERBO intr

1. turn up (arrive):

turn up

arriver

when the job turned up, I took it

quand le job s'est présenté, je l'ai pris

2. turn up (be found):

turn up

resurgir

3. turn up (face upwards):

turn up

pointer vers le haut

II. turn up VERBO trans

1. turn up (increase):

turn up volume, gas

augmenter

turn up radio

mettre plus fort

2. turn up (shorten clothing):

turn up

relever

3. turn up (reveal):

turn up

révéler

4. turn up (find):

turn up

trouver

to turn up trumps Brit

faire merveille

francês

inglês

revers [ʀ(ə)vɛʀ] SUBST m

1. revers (dos):

revers

back

revers d'une étoffe

wrong side

revers de la main

back

balayer qc d'un revers de main

to clear sth away with the back of one's hand

2. revers (échec):

revers

setback

3. revers (au tennis):

revers

backhand

4. revers (repli):

revers d'un pantalon, d'une manche

turn-up

revers d'un manteau

cuff

revers d'un col

lapel

Expressões:

c'est le revers de la médaille

that's the other side of the coin

prendre qn/qc à revers MILITAR

to take sb/sth from the rear

rappliquer

to turn up again

tomber à pic personne

to turn up at the right moment

débarquer chez qn

to turn up at sb's place

se pointer

to turn up

il va faire le dégoûté

he is going to turn up his nose

être au rendez-vous élément prévu

to turn up on cue

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francês

I. turn up VERBO intr

1. turn up (arrive):

turn up

arriver

when the job turned up, I took it

quand le job s'est présenté, je l'ai pris

2. turn up (be found):

turn up

resurgir

3. turn up (face upward):

turn up

pointer vers le haut

II. turn up VERBO trans

1. turn up (increase):

turn up volume, gas

augmenter

turn up radio

mettre plus fort

2. turn up (shorten clothing):

turn up

relever

3. turn up (reveal):

turn up

révéler

4. turn up (find):

turn up

trouver

to turn up/down the heat

monter/baisser le chauffage

francês

inglês

débarquer chez qn

to turn up at sb's place

renforcer le son

to turn up the sound

être au rendez-vous élément prévu

to turn up on cue

monter le son

to turn up the volume

se retrouver occasion, circonstance

to turn up again

remonter qc col

to turn sth up

mettre la radio/télé plus fort

to turn up the radio/television

Present

I	turn up
you	turn up
he/she/it	turns up
we	turn up
you	turn up
they	turn up

Past

I	turned up
you	turned up
he/she/it	turned up
we	turned up
you	turned up
they	turned up

Present Perfect

I	have	turned up
you	have	turned up
he/she/it	has	turned up
we	have	turned up
you	have	turned up
they	have	turned up

Past Perfect

I	had	turned up
you	had	turned up
he/she/it	had	turned up
we	had	turned up
you	had	turned up
they	had	turned up

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

A yaw motion is a movement of the nose of the aircraft from side to side.

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When pressure is applied, the shank puts pressure on the nose of the horse, encouraging the animal to become more aware of the handler's signals.

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He pled guilty to one charge of recklessly inflicting grievous bodily harm, the victim suffered fractures to his jaw, eye socket, hard palate, cheek bone and nose.

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The nose is usually reminiscent of peach, pear, dried apricot, honey, citrus, figs, caramel, green apple, etc., depending on the varietal.

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Cotton is a beanpole of a man, six foot five and rail-thin, with a long face, prominent nose, and eyes that tilt down at the corners.

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