chod no Dicionário de Francês-Inglês da Oxford-Hachette

Traduções para chod no dicionário inglês»francês

I.chop [Brit tʃɒp, americ tʃɑp] SUBST

1. chop (blow with axe, tool, hand):

chop

coup m

to cut sth off with one chop

trancher qc d'un seul coup

2. chop CULIN:

chop

côtelette f

3. chop Brit (axe) fig, coloq:

to get the chop person:

se faire sacquer coloq

to get the chop scheme, service, programme:

être supprimé

he's afraid of the chop

il a peur de se faire sacquer coloq

4. chop (in table tennis):

chop

revers m coupé

II.chops SUBST

chops subst pl coloq:

chops

gueule f calão

a slap across the chops

une baffe dans la gueule calão

to lick one's chops (at food)

se lécher les babines

to lick one's chops (at idea)

se frotter les mains

III.chop <Part pres chopping; Pret imperf, Part perf chopped> [Brit tʃɒp, americ tʃɑp] VERBO trans

1. chop (cut up):

chop wood, log

couper

chop vegetable, meat

couper, émincer

chop parsley, onion

hacher

to chop sth into cubes/rounds

couper qc en cubes/rondelles

to chop sth to pieces or bits

couper qc en morceaux

to chop sth finely

hacher qc

2. chop fig:

chop (cut, reduce) service, deficit, subsidy

réduire

chop (cut out) quote, footage

couper

3. chop DESP (give chopping blow to):

chop person

frapper [qn] du tranchant de la main

chop ball

couper

IV.chopped ADJ

chopped parsley, nuts, meat:

chopped

haché

V.chop [Brit tʃɒp, americ tʃɑp]

chop chop! Brit coloq

et que ça saute! coloq

to chop and change person:

changer d'avis comme de chemise

to chop and change situation:

évoluer par à-coups

karate chop SUBST

karate chop

coup m de karaté

I.chop down VERBO [Brit tʃɒp -, americ tʃɑp -] (chop down [sth], chop [sth] down)

chop down

abattre

I.chop off VERBO [Brit tʃɒp -, americ tʃɑp -] (chop off [sth], chop [sth] off)

chop off branch, end

couper

chop off head, hand, finger

trancher

I.chop up VERBO [Brit tʃɒp -, americ tʃɑp -] (chop up [sth], chop [sth] up)

chop up wood, log

couper

chop up meat, onion

émincer (into en)

I.chop through VERBO [Brit tʃɒp -, americ tʃɑp -] (chop through [sth])

chop through bone, cable:

chop through

trancher

to chop one's way through undergrowth, forest

se frayer un passage à la hache à travers

chump chop SUBST

chump chop

tranche f de selle

chop suey [Brit tʃɒpˈsuːi, americ ˌtʃɑpˈsui] SUBST CULIN

chop suey

chop suey m

loin chop SUBST

loin chop

côte f première

pork chop SUBST

pork chop

côte f de porc

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Traduções para chod no dicionário inglês»francês

chop-chop INTERJ coloq

chop-chop

vite!

I.chop <-pp-> [tʃɒp, americ tʃɑ:p] VERBO trans

1. chop (cut):

chop

couper

chop herbs

hacher

to chop into pieces

couper en morceaux

2. chop (reduce):

chop

réduire

II.chop <-pp-> [tʃɒp, americ tʃɑ:p] VERBO intr

to chop and change Brit, Aus (change opinion)

être versatile

to chop and change (switch jobs)

être instable dans sa vie professionnelle

III.chop [tʃɒp, americ tʃɑ:p] SUBST

1. chop (meat):

chop

côtelette f

2. chop (blow):

chop

coup m

3. chop Brit, Aus:

to get the chop

se faire virer

to be for the chop

être bon pour le licenciement

mutton chop, mutton chop whiskers SUBST pl

mutton chop

rouflaquettes fpl

chop off VERBO trans

chop off

trancher

pork chop SUBST

pork chop

côtelette f de porc

chop suey [ˌtʃɒpˈsu:i, americ ˌtʃɑ:p-] SUBST

chop suey

chop suey m (ragoût à la chinoise)

chop down VERBO trans

chop down

abattre

lamb chop SUBST

lamb chop

côtelette f d'agneau

dry-shod ADJ ADV

dry-shod

à pied sec

I.shod [ʃɒd] VERBO

shod pass, Part perf of shoe

II.shod [ʃɒd] ADJ

shod

chaussé(e)

Veja também: shoe

I.shoe [ʃu:] SUBST

1. shoe (foot covering):

shoe

chaussure f

shoe

soulier m Québec

to do up one's shoes

lacer ses chaussures

flat/high-heeled shoes

chaussures plates/à talons hauts

to put on/take off shoes

se chausser/se déchausser

2. shoe (horseshoe):

shoe

fer m

Expressões:

if I were in your shoes coloq

si j'étais à votre place

to fill sb's shoes

prendre la place de qn

to shake in one's shoes

avoir une peur bleue

II.shoe <shod [or americ shoed], shod [or americ shoed]> [ʃu:] VERBO trans

shoe horse:

shoe

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