dress coat no Dicionário de Francês-Inglês da Oxford-Hachette

Traduções para dress coat no dicionário inglês»francês

dress coat SUBST

dress coat

queue-de-pie f

coat dress [Brit, americ ˈkoʊt ˌdrɛs] SUBST

coat dress

robe-manteau f

Traduções para dress coat no dicionário inglês»francês

to slip out of dress, coat, costume

enlever

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monter un manteau/une robe

to make up a coat/a dress

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I.coat [Brit kəʊt, americ koʊt] SUBST

1. coat (garment):

coat (full-length)

manteau m

coat (for men)

pardessus m

coat (jacket)

veste f

three-quarter length coat

trois-quarts m

three-quarter length coat atrib button, pocket etc

de manteau

2. coat ZOOL:

coat (of dog)

poil m

coat (of dog)

pelage m

coat (of cat)

fourrure f

coat (of cat)

pelage m

coat (of horse, ox, leopard)

robe f

3. coat (layer):

coat (of paint, varnish, polish, dust, frost)

couche f

coat (of bitumen)

enduit m

a coat of icing

un glaçage

II.coat [Brit kəʊt, americ koʊt] VERBO trans

1. coat (gen) TÉC (cover):

to coat sth with paint, tar, adhesive, varnish

enduire qc de

to coat sth with whitewash

badigeonner qc de

to coat sth with rubber

revêtir qc de

to coat sth with dust, silt, oil, frost

couvrir qc de

2. coat CULIN:

to coat sth in or with breadcrumbs, batter, chocolate, sauce

enrober qc de

to coat sth in or with egg

dorer qc à

coated with sugar, sugar-coated sweet

glacé

coated with sugar, sugar-coated pill

dragéifié

I.dress [Brit drɛs, americ drɛs] SUBST

1. dress (item of women's clothing):

dress

robe f

a silk/cotton dress

une robe de soie/de coton

a silk/cotton dress atrib material, pattern, design

de robe

2. dress U (clothing):

dress

vêtements mpl

dress

tenue f

his style of dress

son style vestimentaire

casual/formal dress

tenue décontractée/habillée

II.dress [Brit drɛs, americ drɛs] VERBO trans

1. dress (put clothes on):

dress person

habiller

to get dressed

s'habiller

2. dress (decorate):

dress Christmas tree

décorer

dress NÁUT ship

pavoiser

to dress a shop window

faire une vitrine

3. dress CULIN:

dress salad

assaisonner

dress chicken, crab, game

préparer, parer

4. dress MED:

dress wound

panser

5. dress (finish):

dress stone, timber

dresser

dress hide

corroyer

6. dress AGRIC, PEC (fertilize):

dress land

fertiliser

7. dress (prune):

dress tree, shrub

tailler

8. dress MILITAR:

dress troops

aligner

III.dress [Brit drɛs, americ drɛs] VERBO intr

1. dress (put on clothes):

dress

s'habiller

to dress in a suit/uniform

mettre un costume/un uniforme

to dress in red/black

s'habiller en rouge/noir

to dress for dinner/for the theatre

s'habiller pour dîner/pour aller au théâtre

2. dress MILITAR:

dress troops:

s'aligner

IV.to dress onself VERBO reflex

to dress onself reflex:

to dress onself

s'habiller

V.dressed ADJ

dressed

habillé, vêtu (in de)

well dressed

bien habillé

VI.dress [Brit drɛs, americ drɛs]

dress → nine

dressed to kill

habillé de façon irrésistible

Veja também: nine

I.nine [Brit nʌɪn, americ naɪn] SUBST

nine

neuf m inv

II.nine [Brit nʌɪn, americ naɪn] ADJ

nine

neuf inv

nine times out of ten

neuf fois sur dix, généralement

nine-hole golf course

parcours m de neuf trous

to dial 999 Brit

appeler police secours

a 999 call Brit

un appel d'urgence

III.nine [Brit nʌɪn, americ naɪn]

a nine day(s') wonder

la merveille d'un jour

to have nine lives

avoir neuf vies

to be dressed up to the nines coloq

être sur son trente et un coloq

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Traduções para dress coat no dicionário inglês»francês

dress coat SUBST

dress coat

manteau m habillé

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take up coat, dress, pants

raccourcir

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I.coat [kəʊt, americ koʊt] SUBST

1. coat (outer garment):

coat

manteau m

leather coat

manteau en cuir

2. coat (animal's outer covering):

coat

pelage m

3. coat (layer):

coat

couche f

to give sth a coat

passer une couche sur qc

II.coat [kəʊt, americ koʊt] VERBO trans

coat

couvrir

to coat sth with sth

couvrir qc de qc

I.dress [dres] SUBST

1. dress <-es> (woman's garment):

dress

robe f

2. dress no pl (clothing):

dress

tenue f

to wear traditional dress

porter le costume traditionnel

in ceremonial dress

en habit m de cérémonie

II.dress [dres] VERBO intr

dress

s'habiller

III.dress [dres] VERBO trans

1. dress (put on clothing):

dress

habiller

2. dress CULIN:

dress greens, salad

assaisonner

dress vegetables, dish

accommoder

dress poultry

habiller

3. dress MED (treat a wound):

dress

panser

4. dress (prepare):

dress

apprêter

dress stone

taillé(e)

to dress sb's hair

(bien) coiffer qn

5. dress (decorate):

dress shop windows

décorer

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

He wore a cut-off dress coat with a top hat.

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The frock coat began as a form of undress, the clothing worn instead of the dress coat in more informal situations.

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This dress coat, one of the two main surviving tailcoats, is a dark evening coat with a squarely cut away front.

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First, he would swap his dress coat for a cardigan that he zipped up over his tie, all the while, still singing.

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It was thus the precursor to the modern dress coat worn with white tie.

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Enlisted personnel wear the same large rank insignia that they would wear on their service dress coats.

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Since around the 1840s the dress coat has lacked outside side pockets, but prior to this it took flapped side pockets.

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When in character, he wore dress coat, white bow tie and a deliberately badly cut wig, and waved a cigar.

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Since the frock coat has dropped out of use, the term "full dress" is now only applied to white tie, for which a dress coat is worn.

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Soon though we were back to formalwear, with bejewelled dress coats and elaborate 1920s-style beading taking over.

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