LADDER - Tradução inglês-francês

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I. ladder [Brit ˈladə, americ ˈlædər] SUBST

1. ladder (for climbing):

ladder

échelle f also fig

social/career ladder

échelle sociale/professionnelle

to be at the bottom/top of the ladder literal

être au pied/en haut de l'échelle

to be at the bottom/top of the ladder fig

être au bas/au sommet de l'échelle

to work one's way up the ladder fig

gravir les échelons

2. ladder Brit (in stockings):

ladder

échelle f

ladder

maille f filée

II. ladder [Brit ˈladə, americ ˈlædər] VERBO trans

ladder stocking:

ladder

filer

III. ladder [Brit ˈladə, americ ˈlædər] VERBO intr

ladder stocking:

ladder

filer

fish ladder SUBST

fish ladder

barrages mpl à saumons

companion ladder SUBST NÁUT

companion ladder

descente f

extension ladder SUBST

extension ladder

échelle f coulissante

rope ladder SUBST

rope ladder

échelle f de corde

property ladder SUBST Brit

to get on the property ladder

accéder à la propriété

first-time buyers can't afford to get on to the property ladder

l'accession à la propriété est inabordable pour les primo-accédants

housing ladder SUBST Brit

to get on the housing ladder

accéder à la propriété

loft ladder SUBST

loft ladder

échelle f escamotable

ladder tournament SUBST DESP

ladder tournament

≈ tournoi m éliminatoire

accommodation ladder SUBST

accommodation ladder

échelle f de coupée

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I. ladder [ˈlædəʳ, americ -ɚ] SUBST

1. ladder a. fig (device):

ladder

échelle f

2. ladder Aus, Brit (in stocking):

ladder

maille f filée

II. ladder [ˈlædəʳ, americ -ɚ] VERBO trans, intr

ladder stockings:

ladder

filer

turntable ladder SUBST

turntable ladder

échelle f pivotante

rope ladder SUBST

rope ladder

échelle f de corde

secure base, ladder

sûr(e)

to get up the ladder/a tree

monter à l'échelle/sur un arbre

francês

inglês

maille filée

ladder Brit

échelle

ladder

être en haut [ou au sommet]/en bas de l'échelle

to be at the top/bottom of the ladder

appliquer une échelle contre le mur

to lean a ladder against the wall

adosser une échelle contre le mur

to lean a ladder against a wall

passer par tous les échelons administratifs

to climb all the rungs of the administrative ladder

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ladder [ˈlæd·ər] SUBST a. fig (device)

ladder

échelle f

rope ladder SUBST

rope ladder

échelle f de corde

secure base, ladder

sûr(e)

to get up the ladder/a tree

monter à l'échelle/sur un arbre

mount ladder

grimper à

to scramble up a ladder

monter une échelle à toute vitesse

francês

inglês

espalier

gym ladder

échelle

ladder

être en haut/en bas de l'échelle

to be at the top/bottom of the ladder

grimper sur le toit/à [ou dans] l'arbre/à l'échelle

to climb on the roof/up the tree/up the ladder

passer par tous les échelons administratifs

to climb all the rungs of the administrative ladder

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échelle sociale

social ladder

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Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Three fire engines, a turntable ladder and a tender attended the scene as well as ambulances and garda vehicles.

www.thejournal.ie

A turntable ladder was also brought in so it could be fought from above.

www.newshub.co.nz

It was one of the first effective turntable ladders in use.

www.kilkennypeople.ie

At the first call at 2.58am, three fire engines and a turntable ladder were sent to the scene.

en.wikipedia.org

Six fire trucks, a command unit and a turntable ladder, which allowed the fire to be fought from above, were at the scene at the peak of the blaze.

www.stuff.co.nz