BOXING RING - Tradução inglês-francês

boxing ring SUBST

boxing ring

ring m

inglês

francês

enamel ring, box

en émaux

francês

inglês

ring

(boxing) ring

I. box [Brit bɒks, americ bɑks] SUBST

1. box:

box (small, cardboard)

boîte f

box (larger, crate)

caisse f

box of matches/of chocolates

boîte d'allumettes/de chocolats

to sell apples by the box

vendre des pommes par caisses

it comes in a box

cela se vend en boîte

2. box (on page):

box

case f

put a tick in the box

cocher la case

3. box (seating area):

box TEATR

loge f

box DESP

tribune f

4. box (in stable):

box

box m

5. box Brit DESP (for protection):

box

coquille f

6. box (television) coloq:

the box

la télé

7. box DESP:

box (in soccer)

surface f de réparation

box (in baseball)

emplacement m

8. box (in gymnastics):

box

cheval m de saut

9. box (for post):

box, a. Box

boîte f postale

Box 20

BP 20

10. box MOTOR (for gears, steering, axle):

box

boîte f

11. box (slap):

a box on the ear

une gifle

12. box BOT:

box

buis m

box atrib hedge, furniture

en buis

13. box Brit TRANSP → box junction

14. box (dilemma):

box coloq

impasse f

15. box coloq COMPUT:

box

machine f

II. box [Brit bɒks, americ bɑks] VERBO trans

1. box (pack) → box up

2. box (fight):

box opponent

boxer

3. box (strike):

to box sb's ears

gifler qn

4. box NÁUT:

to box the compass

réciter la rose des vents

III. box [Brit bɒks, americ bɑks] VERBO intr DESP

box

boxer

IV. boxed ADJ

boxed note, information:

boxed

en encadré

boxed set

coffret m

boxed advert

encadré m

box junction SUBST Brit TRANSP

box junction

milieu m d'intersection (délimité par des bandes jaunes)

I. box up VERBO [Brit bɒks -, americ bɑks -] (box up [sth], box [sth] up)

box up

mettre [qc] en caisse, encaisser

boxing [Brit ˈbɒksɪŋ, americ ˈbɑksɪŋ] SUBST

boxing

boxe f

to take up boxing

se mettre à la boxe

to take up boxing atrib champion, fan, glove, match, promoter

de boxe

I. ring [Brit rɪŋ, americ rɪŋ] SUBST

1. ring (metal hoop):

ring (for ornament, gymnast, attaching rope)

anneau m

to have a ring in one's/its nose

avoir un anneau au nez

a diamond/engagement ring

une bague de diamants/de fiançailles

she wasn't wearing a (wedding) ring

elle ne portait pas d'alliance

2. ring (circle):

ring (of people, on page)

cercle m

to form a ring

former un cercle:

to put a ring round name, ad

entourer [qc] d'un cercle

to have rings under one's eyes

avoir les yeux cernés

3. ring (sound):

ring (at door)

coup m de sonnette

ring (of phone)

sonnerie f

ring (of crystal)

tintement m

hang up after three rings

laisse sonner trois fois et puis raccroche

to have a hollow ring literal, fig

sonner creux

to have the ring of truth

sonner vrai

to have a nice ring to it

sonner bien

that story has a familiar ring (to it)

j'ai déjà entendu cette histoire quelque part

4. ring Brit (phone call):

ring

coup m de téléphone or fil coloq

to give sb a ring

passer un coup de fil à qn coloq

5. ring DESP:

ring (for horses, circus)

piste f

ring (for boxing)

ring m

to retire from the ring aged 35

se retirer de la boxe à l'âge de 35 ans

6. ring:

ring (of smugglers, pornographers)

réseau m

ring (of dealers, speculators)

syndicat m

drugs ring

réseau de trafiquants de drogue

7. ring ZOOL (on swan, bird):

ring

bague f

8. ring ASTRON:

ring

anneau m

Saturn's rings

les anneaux de Saturne

9. ring (on cooker):

ring (electric)

plaque f

ring (gas)

brûleur m

three-ring hob

cuisinière f à trois plaques or brûleurs

10. ring (set of bells):

ring

jeu m (of de)

II. ring [Brit rɪŋ, americ rɪŋ] VERBO trans

1. ring (cause to sound) < Pret imperf rang; Part perf rung>:

ring bell

faire sonner

to ring the doorbell or bell

sonner

2. ring Brit TELECOMUN < Pret imperf rang; Part perf rung>:

ring person, number, station

appeler

3. ring (encircle) < Pret imperf, Part perf ringed>:

ring trees, buildings:

entourer

ring police, troops, protesters:

encercler

to be ringed in black/by cliffs

être entouré de noir/par des falaises

4. ring < Pret imperf, Part perf ringed>:

ring ZOOL, ECOL tree, swan, bird

baguer

III. ring <Pret imperf rang, Part perf rung> [Brit rɪŋ, americ rɪŋ] VERBO intr

1. ring (sound):

ring bell, telephone:

sonner

the doorbell rang

on a sonné à la porte

it or the number is ringing

ça sonne

2. ring (sound bell):

ring person:

sonner

to ring at the door

sonner à la porte

to ring for sb

sonner qn

you rang, Sir?

Monsieur a sonné?

‘please ring for service’

‘prière de sonner’

3. ring (resonate):

ring footsteps, laughter, words:

résonner

his words were still ringing in my ears

ses mots résonnaient encore à mes oreilles

their steps rang down the corridor

leurs pas résonnaient dans le couloir

the house rang with laughter

la maison résonnait de rires

that noise makes my ears ring

ce bruit fait bourdonner mes oreilles

to ring true

sonner vrai

to ring false or hollow fig

sonner creux/creuse

4. ring Brit TELECOMUN:

ring

téléphoner

to ring for taxi, ambulance

appeler

IV. ring [Brit rɪŋ, americ rɪŋ]

to ring down/up the curtain

baisser/lever le rideau

fig to ring down the curtain on an era

marquer la fin d'une ère

to ring in the New Year

fêter le Nouvel An

ring out the old, ring in the new

tournons le dos au passé et faisons confiance à l'avenir

to run rings round

éclipser

inglês

francês

ring of boxing

ring m

francês

inglês

écrin à alliances

ring box

I. ring¹ [rɪŋ] SUBST

1. ring:

ring (circle)

anneau m

ring (drawn)

cercle m

2. ring (stain):

ring

tache f

ring under eyes

cerne f

3. ring (circle of people):

ring

cercle m

ring of spies, criminals

réseau m

4. ring (jewellery):

ring

bague f

diamond ring

bague de diamants

(wedding) ring

alliance f

5. ring Brit (cooking device):

ring

brûleur m

to put a pan on the ring

mettre une casserole sur le feu

6. ring pej (clique):

ring of drugs, spies

cercle m

7. ring (arena):

ring of boxing

ring m

ring of circus

arène f

Expressões:

to run rings around sb

battre qn à plate(s) couture(s)

II. ring¹ [rɪŋ] VERBO trans

1. ring (encircle):

ring

encercler

2. ring Brit (on paper):

ring

entourer

3. ring (mark):

ring bird

baguer

box¹ [bɒks, americ bɑ:ks] SUBST

1. box:

box (container)

boîte f

box (of large format)

caisse f

a (cardboard) box

un carton

chocolate box

boîte de chocolats

tool box

boîte à outils

2. box (rectangular space):

box

case f

3. box (small space):

to be just a box

être grand comme un mouchoir de poche

4. box TEATR:

box

loge f

5. box Aus, Brit DESP:

box

coquille f

6. box coloq (television):

the box

la télé

7. box (box junction):

box

zone d'intersection quadrillée en jaune

8. box no pl (tree):

box

buis m

I. box² [bɒks, americ bɑ:ks] SUBST

box

gifle f

to give sb a box on the ears

gifler qn

II. box² [bɒks, americ bɑ:ks] VERBO intr DESP

box

faire de la boxe

III. box² [bɒks, americ bɑ:ks] VERBO trans

1. box DESP:

box

boxer

2. box (hit):

to box someone's ears

gifler qn

boxing [ˈbɒksɪŋ, americ ˈbɑ:ksɪŋ] SUBST no pl

boxing

boxe f

I. ring² [rɪŋ] SUBST

1. ring no pl Brit (telephone call):

ring

coup m de fil

to give sb a ring

passer un coup de fil à qn

2. ring (sound):

ring

sonnerie f

3. ring no pl (quality):

ring

accent m

it had the ring of truth about it

cela avait des accents de vérité

II. ring² <rang, rung> [rɪŋ] VERBO trans

1. ring Brit (call on telephone):

ring

appeler

2. ring (produce sound):

ring bell

faire sonner

ring alarm

déclencher

to ring the changes

varier

III. ring² <rang, rung> [rɪŋ] VERBO intr

1. ring Brit (call on telephone):

ring

appeler

your brother rang for you

ton frère t'a appelé

2. ring (produce bell sound):

ring telephone, bell

sonner

ring ears

tinter

to ring at the door

sonner à la porte

Expressões:

to ring true

sonner juste

inglês

francês

ring in boxing

ring m

francês

inglês

écrin à alliances

ring box

I. ring¹ [rɪŋ] SUBST

1. ring:

ring (circle)

anneau m

ring (drawn)

cercle m

2. ring (stain):

ring

tache f

ring under eyes

cerne f

3. ring (clique, group of people):

ring of drugs, spies

cercle m

ring of spies, criminals

réseau m

4. ring (jewelry):

ring

bague f

diamond ring

bague de diamants

wedding ring

alliance f

5. ring (arena):

ring in boxing

ring m

ring in circus

arène f

Expressões:

to run rings around sb

battre qn à plate(s) couture(s)

II. ring¹ [rɪŋ] VERBO trans

1. ring (encircle):

ring

encercler

2. ring (mark):

ring bird

baguer

boxing [ˈbak·sɪŋ] SUBST

boxing

boxe f

box¹ [baks] SUBST

1. box:

box (container)

boîte f

box (of large format)

caisse f

(cardboard) box

carton m

tool box

boîte à outils

2. box (rectangular space):

box

case f

3. box (small space):

to be just a box

être grand comme un mouchoir de poche

4. box TEATR:

box

loge f

5. box (tree):

box

buis m

I. box² [baks] SUBST

box

gifle f

to give sb a box on the ears

gifler qn

II. box² [baks] VERBO intr sports

box

faire de la boxe

III. box² [baks] VERBO trans

1. box sports:

box

boxer

2. box (hit):

to box someone's ears

gifler qn

I. ring² [rɪŋ] SUBST

1. ring (sound):

ring

sonnerie f

2. ring (telephone call):

ring

coup m de fil

to give sb a ring

passer un coup de fil à qn

3. ring (quality):

ring

accent m

it had the ring of truth about it

cela avait des accents de vérité

II. ring² <rang, rung> [rɪŋ] VERBO trans

ring bell

faire sonner

ring alarm

déclencher

to ring the changes fig

varier

Expressões:

that rings a bell coloq

ça me dit quelque chose

III. ring² <rang, rung> [rɪŋ] VERBO intr

1. ring:

ring telephone, bell

sonner

ring ears

tinter

to ring at the door

sonner à la porte

2. ring (resound):

to ring with laughter/applause

résonner de rires/d'applaudissements

Expressões:

to ring true

sonner juste

Present

I	box
you	box
he/she/it	boxes
we	box
you	box
they	box

Past

I	boxed
you	boxed
he/she/it	boxed
we	boxed
you	boxed
they	boxed

Present Perfect

I	have	boxed
you	have	boxed
he/she/it	has	boxed
we	have	boxed
you	have	boxed
they	have	boxed

Past Perfect

I	had	boxed
you	had	boxed
he/she/it	had	boxed
we	had	boxed
you	had	boxed
they	had	boxed

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

They are ready to go right out of the box and as familiar as a Caesar salad.

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Previously an expert commentator in the commentary box.

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But now the tax will be an optional checkoff box on the tax return.

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Nobody more deserved to be in the commentary box at that moment than he.

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Let's experiment with the combo box.

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