CHEW - Tradução inglês-francês

inglês

francês

I. chew [Brit tʃuː, americ tʃu] SUBST

1. chew (act):

chew

mâchement m

2. chew (sweet):

chew

bonbon m

3. chew (of tobacco):

chew

chique f

II. chew [Brit tʃuː, americ tʃu] VERBO trans

1. chew person:

chew food, chewing gum

mâcher

chew fingernails

ronger

chew pencil etc

mordiller

to chew tobacco

chiquer

to chew one's lip

se mordiller les lèvres

to chew a hole in sth

faire un trou dans qc (en rongeant)

2. chew animal:

chew bone

ronger

chew carpet etc

mordiller

III. chew [Brit tʃuː, americ tʃu] VERBO intr

chew

mâcher

IV. chew [Brit tʃuː, americ tʃu]

to bite off more than one can chew

être trop ambitieux/-ieuse

to chew the fat coloq

tailler une bavette coloq

I. chew over VERBO [Brit tʃuː -, americ tʃu -] coloq (chew over [sth], chew [sth] over) coloq

chew over

cogiter sur coloq

I. chew up VERBO [Brit tʃuː -, americ tʃu -] (chew up [sth], chew [sth] up)

chew up food:

chew up

(bien) mâcher

I. chew out VERBO [Brit tʃuː -, americ tʃu -] coloq (chew [sb] out) coloq americ

chew out

passer un savon à coloq

I. chew on VERBO [Brit tʃuː -, americ tʃu -] (chew on [sth])

chew on food

mâcher

chew on bone

ronger

chew on fig, coloq

cogiter sur coloq

to chew the cud literal, fig

ruminer

francês

inglês

mâchonner

to chew

mâchouiller

to chew (on)

mordiller (plus fort)

to chew

chiquer (du tabac)

to chew tobacco

inglês

francês

I. chew [tʃu:] SUBST

1. chew (bite):

chew

bout m

to have a chew on sth

mordre dans qc

2. chew (candy):

chew

bonbon m mou

II. chew [tʃu:] VERBO trans

chew

mâcher

Expressões:

to chew the fat with sb coloq

bavarder avec qn

III. chew [tʃu:] VERBO intr

to chew through sth

arriver à bout de qc

to chew the cud a. coloq

ruminer

francês

inglês

mastiquer

to chew

mordiller qc

to chew on sth

mâcher

to chew

chiquer

to chew tobacco

mâchouiller

to chew on

mâchonner cigare, crayon, paille, brin d'herbe

to chew

ruminer

to chew the cud

inglês

francês

I. chew [tʃu] SUBST

1. chew (bite):

chew

bout m

2. chew (candy):

chew

bonbon m mou

II. chew [tʃu] VERBO trans

chew

mâcher

Expressões:

to chew the fat with sb coloq

bavarder avec qn

III. chew [tʃu] VERBO intr

to chew through sth

arriver à bout de qc

chew out VERBO trans coloq

chew out

engueuler

to chew one's cud a. coloq

ruminer

francês

inglês

mâchonner

to chew

mastiquer

to chew

mâchouiller

to chew on

mordiller qc

to chew on sth

mâcher

to chew

chiquer

to chew tobacco

ruminer

to chew the cud

Present

I	chew
you	chew
he/she/it	chews
we	chew
you	chew
they	chew

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Forests are mainly formed by such tree types as beech, hornbeam and oak, the small number of birch-tree, cud, lime-tree, etc.

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It's more like projectile vomiting of chewed cud, a green spray that can extend three or four feet.

www.saultstar.com

Solids clump together to form the cud (or bolus).

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A very minuscule cud can look like a small chunk of metal that was somehow fused to the coin.

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Consumption by ruminants of an insufficiently fibrous diet leads to little cud formation and therefore lowered amounts of saliva production.

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