breast-feed no Dicionário de Francês-Inglês da Oxford-Hachette

Traduções para breast-feed no dicionário inglês»francês

I.breastfeed <Pret imperf, Part perf breastfed> [Brit ˈbrɛs(t)fiːd, americ ˈbrɛs(t)ˌfid] VERBO trans

breastfeed

allaiter

a breastfed baby

un bébé nourri au sein

II.breastfeed <Pret imperf, Part perf breastfed> [Brit ˈbrɛs(t)fiːd, americ ˈbrɛs(t)ˌfid] VERBO intr

breastfeed

allaiter

Traduções para breast-feed no dicionário francês»inglês

allaiter [alete] VERBO trans

allaiter femme:

to breast-feed

allaiter animal:

to suckle

allaiter au biberon

to bottle-feed

sein [sɛ̃] SUBST m

1. sein ANAT:

sein

breast

donner le sein à un enfant

to give a child the breast

seins tombants

sagging breasts

avoir les seins nus

to be topless

se faire refaire les seins

to have plastic surgery on one's breasts

nourrir (son enfant) au sein

to breast-feed (one's baby)

serrer qn/qc contre ou sur son sein

to clasp sb/sth to one's bosom

2. sein (utérus):

sein

womb

porter un enfant dans son sein

to carry a child in one's womb

retour au ou dans le sein maternel

return to the womb

3. sein (partie intérieure):

sein

bosom

au sein de

within

Expressões:

ça me ferait mal aux seins coloq (de faire)

it would make me feel sick (to do)

Veja também: Serpent, faux², faux¹

Serpent [sɛʀpɑ̃] m ASTRON

Serpent

Serpens

faux² <pl faux> [fo] SUBST f AGRIC, PEC

faux

scythe

I.faux¹ (fausse) [fo, fos] ADJ

1. faux (inexact):

faux (fausse) résultat, numéro, interprétation, idée

wrong

faux (fausse) impression

false

faux (fausse) raisonnement

false

faux (fausse) balance

inaccurate

c'est (complètement) faux (erroné)

that's (completely) wrong

c'est (complètement) faux (non vrai)

it's (simply) not true

il est faux de croire

it's a mistake to think

il est faux de dire

it's not true to say

avoir tout faux humor

to have it all wrong

2. faux (postiche):

faux (fausse) nez, barbe, dent, cils

false

3. faux:

faux (fausse) (imité) bois, marbre, diamant

imitation atrib

faux (fausse) (pour tromper)

fake

faux (fausse) porte, tiroir, cloison

false

c'est du faux Louis XV

it's reproduction Louis Quinze

4. faux (contrefait):

faux (fausse) billet

counterfeit atrib , forged

faux (fausse) document

forged

faux (fausse) passeport, papiers d'identité

forged, false

un faux Cézanne

a fake Cézanne

5. faux (non authentique) atrib:

faux (fausse) science, savoir

pseudo

faux (fausse) liberté, démocratie

false, illusory

faux (fausse) besoin

false

faux (fausse) policier, évêque

bogus

faux (fausse) candeur, humilité

feigned

c'est un faux problème/une fausse solution

it's not really a problem/solution at all

les faux étudiants

people falsely claiming student status

afficher une fausse indifférence

to assume an air of indifference

6. faux (sans fondement):

faux (fausse) espoir

false

faux (fausse) certitude

mistaken

faux (fausse) soupçon, crainte

groundless

faux (fausse) réputation

quite unfounded

7. faux (mensonger):

faux (fausse) prétexte, déclaration, promesse, accusation

false

8. faux (fourbe):

faux (fausse) personne

deceitful, false

faux (fausse) air, regard

deceitful, shifty

9. faux (ambigu):

faux (fausse) situation, position

false

II.faux¹ (fausse) [fo, fos] ADV

1. faux MÚS:

faux (fausse) jouer, chanter

out of tune

fig sonner faux rire, gaieté, parole:

to have a hollow ring

sonner faux discours:

to sound false

2. faux (incorrectement):

faux (fausse) raisonner

wrongly

III.à faux ADV

1. à faux (à tort):

à faux accuser

falsely, wrongly

2. à faux (de travers):

porter à faux poutre:

to be off balance

IV.faux <pl faux> SUBST m

1. faux (contraire du vrai):

le faux

what is false

le vrai et le faux

truth and falsehood

être dans le faux formal

to be wrong ou mistaken

2. faux:

faux (objet, tableau)

fake

faux (document)

forgery

faux et usage de faux JUR

forgery and use of false documents

V.faux¹ (fausse) [fo, fos]

fausse alerte

false alarm

fausse blonde

dyed blonde

fausse côte ANAT

false rib

fausse couche MED

miscarriage

faire une fausse couche

to have a miscarriage, to miscarry

fausse dent

false tooth

fausse ébène

laburnum wood

fausse facture

bogus invoice

fausse fenêtre

blind window

fausse joie

ill-founded joy

faire une fausse joie à qn

to raise sb's hopes in vain

fausse manœuvre literal, fig

false move

fausse modestie

false modesty

fausse monnaie

forged ou counterfeit currency

fausse note MÚS

wrong note

fausse note fig

jarring note

jeter une fausse note

to strike a jarring note

se dérouler sans une fausse note

to go perfectly

fausse nouvelle

false report

fausse oronge

fly agaric

fausse perle

fake ou artificial pearl

fausse pierre

paste ou artificial stone

fausse piste literal, fig

wrong track

fausse pudeur

false modesty

fausse sortie TEATR

false exit

faire une fausse sortie

to make a stage exit

faux acacia

false acacia, locust tree

faux ami LINGUÍS

faux ami, false friend (foreign word which looks deceptively like a word in one's own language)

faux bruit

false rumour Brit

faux buis

shrubby milkwort

faux col (de chemise)

detachable collar

faux col (de bière)

head

faux contact ELETRÓN

faulty connection

faux cul calão

two-faced bastard calão

faux débutant

false beginner

faux départ literal, fig

false start

faux derche calão

two-faced bastard calão

faux ébénier

laburnum

faux en écriture, faux en écritures JUR

falsification of accounts

faux frais

extras, incidental expenses

faux frère humor

false friend

faux jeton coloq

two-faced person

c'est un faux jeton

he's/she's two-faced

faux jour literal

deceptive light

fig sous un faux jour

in a false light

faux mouvement

false move

faux nom

false ou assumed name

faux ourlet

false hem

faux pas literal

slip

faux pas (erreur) fig

mistake

faux pas (gaffe)

faux pas

faire un faux pas literal

to trip, stumble

commettre un faux pas (erreur)

to make a mistake

commettre un faux pas (gaffe)

to make a faux pas

il n'a pas commis de faux pas fig

he hasn't put a foot wrong

faux plafond

false ceiling

faux pli

crease

faux prophète

false prophet

faux seins

falsies coloq

faux serments

false declarations of love

faux sycomore

Norway maple

faux témoignage JUR (déposition)

false ou perjured evidence

faux témoignage (délit)

perjury uncountable

faire un faux témoignage

to commit perjury

faux témoin JUR

lying witness, perjurer

faux titre TIPOGR

half-title

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nourrir au sein/au biberon

to breast-/bottle-feed

breast-feed no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para breast-feed no dicionário inglês»francês

breast-feed VERBO trans, intr

breast-feed

allaiter

Traduções para breast-feed no dicionário francês»inglês

allaiter [alete] VERBO trans

1. allaiter (pour un bébé):

allaiter

to breast-feed

2. allaiter (pour un animal):

allaiter

to suckle

I.nourrir [nuʀiʀ] VERBO trans

1. nourrir (donner à manger à):

nourrir personne, animal

to feed

nourrir qn au biberon/à la cuillère

to bottle-feed/spoon-feed sb

nourrir qn au sein

to breast-feed sb

être bien/mal nourri

to be well-/under-fed

2. nourrir (faire vivre):

nourrir qn

to provide for sb

Expressões:

être nourri et logé

to have bed and board

II.nourrir [nuʀiʀ] VERBO intr

nourrir

to be nourishing

III.nourrir [nuʀiʀ] VERBO reflex (s'alimenter)

se nourrir de qc

to feed on sth

bien se nourrir

to eat well

Mais traduções e expressões típicas para o termo que pesquisou.

donner le sein à un enfant, nourrir un enfant au sein

to breastfeed a child

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

Women who give birth and breast-feed by the age of 20 may have even greater protection.

en.wikipedia.org

If woman can breast-feed, they should be encouraged to do it.

www.macleans.ca

Up to one third of women who do not breast-feed and who use a brassiere or binder, ice packs, or analgesics may experience severe breast pain.

en.wikipedia.org

Just 1% of them said they intended to breast-feed exclusively for less than a month, but 42% stopped within that first month.

healthland.time.com

If at all possible, breast-feed your babies, and support breast-feeding friendly workplaces and other environments.

www.huffingtonpost.com

This makes it easier to breast-feed and to bond with your baby.

www.npr.org

Patients must tell their doctor if they are planning to become pregnant, are pregnant, plan to breast-feed, or are breast-feeding.

www.stockhouse.com

Yet for many, the argument that women should be allowed to breast-feed wherever they like has gone too far.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Hospitalization for pneumonia is significantly reduced if you exclusively breast-feed for six months as opposed to less than four months.

healthland.time.com

He also urged all pregnant women to breast-feed and regularly visit the three lying-in clinics for regular check-ups.

www.interaksyon.com