BLIND - Tradução inglês-francês

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I. blind [Brit blʌɪnd, americ blaɪnd] SUBST Ce mot peut être perçu comme injurieux dans cette acception. Lui préférer visually handicapped ou visually impaired.

1. blind:

the blind + verbo pl: les aveugles mpl voir note

school for the blind: école pour aveugles or non-voyants mpl

2. blind (at window):

blind: store m

3. blind:

blind (front): façade f

blind (subterfuge): feinte f

it was just a blind: ce n'était qu'une façade

4. blind americ (hide):

blind: affût m

II. blind [Brit blʌɪnd, americ blaɪnd] ADJ

1. blind literal person:

blind: aveugle voir note

a blind man/woman: un/-e aveugle

to go blind: perdre la vue

to be blind in one eye: être borgne

are you blind coloq?: tu es aveugle ou quoi? coloq

2. blind (unaware):

blind person, panic, rage, acceptance, obedience: aveugle

to be blind to fault, defect: être aveugle à

to be blind to quality, virtue: être insensible à

to be blind to risk, danger: être inconscient de

3. blind (from which one can't see):

blind corner, brow of hill: sans visibilité

on my blind side: dans mon angle mort

blind entrance: entrée dérobée

4. blind (without looking):

blind tasting: en aveugle

5. blind (blank):

blind wall, facade: aveugle

6. blind AERONÁUT:

blind landing: sans visibilité

7. blind (slightest) coloq:

he doesn't know a blind thing about it: il n'y connaît strictement rien

III. blind [Brit blʌɪnd, americ blaɪnd] ADV

1. blind (without seeing):

blind fly, land: sans visibilité

blind taste: en aveugle

2. blind CULIN:

blind bake: à blanc

IV. blind [Brit blʌɪnd, americ blaɪnd] VERBO trans

1. blind literal injury, accident person:

blind: rendre aveugle

to be blinded in an accident: perdre la vue dans un accident

to be blinded in one eye: perdre un œil

2. blind (dazzle) sun, light:

blind person: éblouir

3. blind (mislead, overwhelm):

blind pride, love:: aveugler

to be blinded by passion, love: être aveuglé par

V. blind [Brit blʌɪnd, americ blaɪnd] VERBO intr Brit

blind → eff

VI. blind [Brit blʌɪnd, americ blaɪnd]

love is blind: l'amour est aveugle

it's a case of the blind leading the blind: ils n'en savent pas plus long l'un que l'autre

to turn a blind eye: fermer les yeux (to sur)

I. swear <Pret imperf swore; Part perf sworn> [Brit swɛː, americ swɛr] VERBO trans

1. swear JUR:

swear (gen) (promise) loyalty, allegiance, revenge: jurer

to swear (an oath of) allegiance to: faire serment d'allégeance à

I swear!, I swear it! formal: je le jure!

I swear to God, I didn't know: je ne le savais pas, je le jure

to swear to do: jurer de faire

to swear (that): jurer que

he swore he'd never write again/never to write again: il a juré qu'il n'écrirait plus jamais/de ne plus jamais écrire

I could have sworn she was there: j'aurais juré qu'elle y était

to swear to sb that …: jurer à qn que …

I swear by all that I hold dear that …: je jure sur la tête de tous ceux que j'aime que …

to swear blind (that) coloq: jurer sur sa tête que

2. swear (by solemn oath):

to swear sb to secrecy: faire jurer le secret à qn

she had been sworn to secrecy: on lui avait fait jurer le secret

to be sworn to do: avoir prêté serment de faire

to be sworn into office: prêter serment

3. swear (curse):

‘damn!’ he swore: ‘bon Dieu!’ jura-t-il

to swear at: pester contre

to be or get sworn at: se faire injurier

II. swear <Pret imperf swore; Part perf sworn> [Brit swɛː, americ swɛr] VERBO intr

1. swear (curse):

swear: jurer

she swore loudly: elle a lâché un juron

he never swears: il ne dit jamais de gros mots

to swear in front of: dire de gros mots devant

stop swearing!: arrête de jurer!, ne sois pas si grossier!

2. swear (attest):

to swear to having done: jurer d'avoir fait

would he swear to having seen them?: est-ce qu'il pourrait jurer de les avoir vus?

I wouldn't or couldn't swear to it: je n'en jurerais pas

to swear on Bible, honour: jurer sur

rob <Part pres robbing; Pret imperf, Part perf robbed> [Brit rɒb, americ rɑb] VERBO trans

1. rob thief:

rob person: voler

rob bank, shop, train: dévaliser

to be robbed of sth: se faire voler qc

to rob the till: voler de l'argent dans la caisse

2. rob (deprive):

to rob sb of sth: priver qn de qc

to rob Peter to pay Paul: déshabiller Pierre pour habiller Paul

to rob sb blind: escroquer qn

eff [Brit ɛf, americ ɛf] VERBO intr coloq

to eff and blind: jurer comme un charretier

eff off calão!: vas te faire voir! coloq

I. bat [Brit bat, americ bæt] SUBST

1. bat DESP:

bat: batte f

cricket/baseball bat: batte de cricket/de baseball

table tennis bat: raquette f de tennis de table

2. bat ZOOL:

bat: chauve-souris f

3. bat coloq:

old bat pej: vieille bique coloq

4. bat (blow):

bat coloq: coup m

II. bat <Part pres batting; Pret imperf, Part perf batted> [Brit bat, americ bæt] VERBO trans

bat: frapper

III. bat <Part pres batting; Pret imperf, Part perf batted> [Brit bat, americ bæt] VERBO intr

bat DESP (be batsman): être le batteur

bat (handle a bat): manier la batte

IV. bat [Brit bat, americ bæt]

at a terrific bat coloq Brit: à toute allure

to be blind as a bat: être myope comme une taupe

to do sth off one's own bat coloq: faire qc de sa propre initiative

to go to bat for sb coloq americ: appuyer qn coloq

(right) off the bat coloq americ: sans délai

like a bat out of hell coloq: comme un possédé

to play a straight bat: jouer franc jeu

without batting an eyelid Brit or eye(lash) americ: sans sourciller

blind date SUBST

1. blind date (meeting):

blind date: rendez-vous m avec un/-e inconnu/-e

to go on a blind date: avoir rendez-vous avec un/-e inconnu/-e

2. blind date (person):

blind date: inconnu/-e m/f avec qui l'on a rendez-vous

blind alley SUBST literal, fig

blind alley: voie f sans issue

to lead up a blind alley: ne mener nulle part

blind drunk ADJ coloq

blind drunk: complètement bourré coloq

blind spot SUBST

1. blind spot MED (in eye):

blind spot: point m aveugle

2. blind spot (in car, on hill):

blind spot: angle m mort

to be in sb's blind spot: être dans l'angle mort de qn

3. blind spot (point of ignorance):

blind spot fig: ignorance f U

to have a blind spot as far as sth is concerned: ne rien comprendre à qc

blind test SUBST COM

blind test: test m en aveugle

blind test: blind-test m

window blind SUBST

window blind: store m

colour-blind ADJ

colour-blind: daltonien/-ienne

venetian blind SUBST

venetian blind: store m vénitien

roller blind SUBST

roller blind: store m

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I. blind [blaɪnd] SUBST

1. blind (window shade):

blind: store m

2. blind (subterfuge):

blind: prétexte m

3. blind pl (people):

the blind: les aveugles mpl

4. blind americ (in hunting):

blind: affût m

II. blind [blaɪnd] VERBO trans a. fig

blind: aveugler

to blind sb to sth: aveugler qn devant qc

III. blind [blaɪnd] ADJ

1. blind (unable to see):

blind: aveugle

blind in one eye: borgne

to be blind to sth a. fig: être aveugle à qc

2. blind (hidden):

blind: sans visibilité

blind door: dérobé(e)

Expressões:

as blind as a bat: myope comme une taupe

to turn a blind eye to sth: fermer les yeux sur qc

love is blind: l'amour est aveugle

IV. blind [blaɪnd] ADV

blind: à l'aveuglette

blind drunk coloq: complètement soûl

colo(u)r blind ADJ

colo(u)r blind: daltonien(ne)

stone-blind ADJ

stone-blind: complètement aveugle

blind date SUBST

blind date: rendez-vous arrangé avec un(e) inconnu(e)

blind alley <-s> SUBST a. fig

blind alley: impasse m

venetian blind SUBST

venetian blind: store m vénitien

snow-blind ADJ

snow-blind: aveuglé(e) par la neige

blind spot SUBST

1. blind spot AUTOMOB:

blind spot: angle m mort

2. blind spot fig:

blind spot: point m faible

roller blind SUBST Brit, Aus

roller blind: store m

blind-man's buff SUBST

blind-man's buff: colin-maillard m

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inglês

francês

I. blind [blaɪnd] SUBST

1. blind (window shade):

blind: store m

2. blind (subterfuge):

blind: prétexte m

3. blind pl (people):

the blind: les aveugles mpl

4. blind (in hunting):

blind: affût m

II. blind [blaɪnd] VERBO trans a. fig

blind: aveugler

to blind sb to sth: aveugler qn devant qc

III. blind [blaɪnd] ADJ

1. blind (unable to see):

blind: aveugle

blind in one eye: borgne

to be blind to sth a. fig: être aveugle à qc

2. blind (hidden):

blind: sans visibilité

blind door: dérobé(e)

Expressões:

as blind as a bat: myope comme une taupe

to turn a blind eye to sth: fermer les yeux sur qc

love is blind: l'amour est aveugle

IV. blind [blaɪnd] ADV

blind: à l'aveuglette

blind drunk coloq: complètement soûl

stone-blind ADJ

stone-blind: complètement aveugle

blind spot SUBST

1. blind spot AUTOMOB:

blind spot: angle m mort

2. blind spot fig:

blind spot: point m faible

blind alley <-s> SUBST a. fig

blind alley: impasse m

blind date SUBST

blind date: rendez-vous arrangé avec un(e) inconnu(e)

venetian blind SUBST

venetian blind: store m vénitien

snow-blind ADJ

snow-blind: aveuglé(e) par la neige

blind-man's buff SUBST

blind-man's buff: colin-maillard m

francês

inglês

store: blind

borgne personne: blind in one eye

borgne fenêtre: blind

Present
I	blind
you	blind
he/she/it	blinds
we	blind
you	blind
they	blind

Past
I	blinded
you	blinded
he/she/it	blinded
we	blinded
you	blinded
they	blinded

Present Perfect
I	have	blinded
you	have	blinded
he/she/it	has	blinded
we	have	blinded
you	have	blinded
they	have	blinded

Past Perfect
I	had	blinded
you	had	blinded
he/she/it	had	blinded
we	had	blinded
you	had	blinded
they	had	blinded

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to turn a blind eye to sth: fermer les yeux sur qc

to blind sb to sth: aveugler qn devant qc

blind in one eye: borgne

as blind as a bat: myope comme une taupe

to turn a blind eye to sth: fermer les yeux sur qc

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Rob injures himself and also has gappy sides, so he fails.

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He robbed the rich and supported the poor.

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Though he returned to the first team, the injury had robbed him of much of his pace.

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The wide range of styles covered by the term, they and others have claimed, rob it of its usefulness.

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Being seasoned thieves, they rob everything right from pins to cars.

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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

I. blind [Brit blʌɪnd, americ blaɪnd] SUBST Ce mot peut être perçu comme injurieux dans cette acception. Lui préférer visually handicapped ou visually impaired.

1. blind:

2. blind (at window):

3. blind:

4. blind americ (hide):

II. blind [Brit blʌɪnd, americ blaɪnd] ADJ

1. blind literal person:

2. blind (unaware):

3. blind (from which one can't see):

4. blind (without looking):

5. blind (blank):

6. blind AERONÁUT:

7. blind (slightest) coloq:

III. blind [Brit blʌɪnd, americ blaɪnd] ADV

1. blind (without seeing):

2. blind CULIN:

IV. blind [Brit blʌɪnd, americ blaɪnd] VERBO trans

1. blind literal injury, accident person:

2. blind (dazzle) sun, light:

3. blind (mislead, overwhelm):

V. blind [Brit blʌɪnd, americ blaɪnd] VERBO intr Brit

blind → eff

VI. blind [Brit blʌɪnd, americ blaɪnd]

I. swear <Pret imperf swore; Part perf sworn> [Brit swɛː, americ swɛr] VERBO trans

1. swear JUR:

2. swear (by solemn oath):

3. swear (curse):

II. swear <Pret imperf swore; Part perf sworn> [Brit swɛː, americ swɛr] VERBO intr

1. swear (curse):

2. swear (attest):

rob <Part pres robbing; Pret imperf, Part perf robbed> [Brit rɒb, americ rɑb] VERBO trans

1. rob thief:

2. rob (deprive):

eff [Brit ɛf, americ ɛf] VERBO intr coloq

I. bat [Brit bat, americ bæt] SUBST

1. bat DESP:

2. bat ZOOL:

3. bat coloq:

4. bat (blow):

II. bat <Part pres batting; Pret imperf, Part perf batted> [Brit bat, americ bæt] VERBO trans

III. bat <Part pres batting; Pret imperf, Part perf batted> [Brit bat, americ bæt] VERBO intr

IV. bat [Brit bat, americ bæt]

blind date SUBST

1. blind date (meeting):

2. blind date (person):

blind alley SUBST literal, fig

blind drunk ADJ coloq

blind spot SUBST

1. blind spot MED (in eye):

2. blind spot (in car, on hill):

3. blind spot (point of ignorance):

blind test SUBST COM

window blind SUBST

colour-blind ADJ

venetian blind SUBST

roller blind SUBST

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I. blind [blaɪnd] SUBST

1. blind (window shade):

2. blind (subterfuge):

3. blind pl (people):

4. blind americ (in hunting):

II. blind [blaɪnd] VERBO trans a. fig

III. blind [blaɪnd] ADJ

1. blind (unable to see):

2. blind (hidden):

Expressões:

IV. blind [blaɪnd] ADV

colo(u)r blind ADJ

stone-blind ADJ

blind date SUBST

blind alley <-s> SUBST a. fig

venetian blind SUBST

snow-blind ADJ

blind spot SUBST

1. blind spot AUTOMOB: