local colour no Dicionário de Francês-Inglês da Oxford-Hachette

Traduções para local colour no dicionário inglês»francês

local colour Brit, local color americ SUBST

local colour

couleur f locale

Traduções para local colour no dicionário francês»inglês

le décor faisait très couleur locale

the decor was full of local colour

couleur locale

local colour Brit

pour faire plus couleur locale

to add some local colour

Traduções para local colour no dicionário inglês»francês

I.local [Brit ˈləʊk(ə)l, americ ˈloʊk(ə)l] SUBST coloq

1. local (resident):

local

personne f du pays

the locals

les gens mpl du pays

is he a local?

il est du coin?

2. local (pub):

local

pub m du quartier

3. local (cinema):

local

cinéma m du quartier

4. local MED:

local

anesthésique m local

5. local (newspaper):

local

journal m local

the locals

les journaux locaux

6. local (train):

local

omnibus m

II.local [Brit ˈləʊk(ə)l, americ ˈloʊk(ə)l] ADJ

1. local (neighbourhood):

local church, doctor, library, shop

du quartier

2. local (of the town):

local newspaper, office, hospital, transport

local

3. local (regional):

local newspaper, television, radio, news

régional

local speciality

du pays

local tradition

local

local business

de la région

to show local variations

manifester des variations d'un endroit à l'autre

4. local (of a country):

local currency, language

local

5. local MED:

local pain, swelling

localisé

color americ SUBST VERBO trans, intr

color → colour

Veja também: colour

I.colour Brit, color americ [Brit ˈkʌlə, americ ˈkələr] SUBST

1. colour (hue):

colour

couleur f

what colour is it?

de quelle couleur est-il?

do you have it in a different colour?

est-ce que vous l'avez dans une autre couleur?

the sky was the colour of lead

le ciel était de la couleur du plomb

in colour CINEMA, TV

en couleur

the artist's use of colour

l'usage que l'artiste fait de la couleur

the garden was a mass of colour

le jardin était une symphonie de couleurs

to take the colour out of sth

décolorer qc

to give or lend colour to sth

colorer qc

to paint sth in glowing colours fig

brosser un tableau brillant de qc

‘available in 12 colours’

‘existe en 12 coloris’

2. colour atrib:

colour FOTO, TV picture, photo, photography, slide

(en) couleur

colour copier, printer

couleur

3. colour (vividness):

colour (in writing, description)

couleur f

a work full of colour

une œuvre haute en couleur

4. colour (dye):

colour (for food)

colorant m

colour (for hair)

teinture f

colour (shampoo)

shampooing m colorant

5. colour (make-up):

cheek colour

fard m à joues

eye colour

fard m à paupières

lip colour

rouge m à lèvres

6. colour (racial pigmentation):

colour

couleur f de peau

people of all races and colours

des gens de toutes races et de toutes couleurs

people of all races and colours atrib prejudice, problem

racial

7. colour (complexion):

colour

couleur f

to change colour

changer de couleur

to lose (one's) colour

perdre ses couleurs

to put colour into sb's cheeks

redonner des couleurs à qn

that should put a bit of colour into her cheeks!

cela devrait lui redonner un peu de couleur!

to have a high colour (naturally)

être rubicond

to have a high colour (from illness or embarrassment)

être très rouge

her face was drained of colour

son visage était livide

her colour rose

elle a rougi

he's getting his colour back at last

il reprend enfin des couleurs

II.colours SUBST

colours subst pl:

colours MILITAR, DESP, HIPISMO

couleurs fpl

colours NÁUT

pavillon m

racing colours HIPISMO

couleurs de l'écurie

the colours of the regiment

les couleurs du régiment

he's playing in England's colours

il porte les couleurs de l'Angleterre

under false colours NÁUT

sous un faux pavillon

under false colours fig

sous un faux jour

to get one's tennis/football colours Brit DESP

être sélectionné pour l'équipe de tennis/football

a scarf in the club colours

une écharpe aux couleurs du club

III.colour Brit, color americ [Brit ˈkʌlə, americ ˈkələr] VERBO trans

1. colour literal:

colour (with paints, crayons)

colorier

colour (with commercial paints)

peindre

colour (with food dye)

colorer

colour (with hair dye)

teindre

to colour sth blue

colorier or colorer or peindre or teindre qc en bleu

2. colour (prejudice) fig:

colour attitude, judgment, opinion

fausser

3. colour (enhance):

colour fig pej

enjoliver pej

IV.colour Brit, color americ [Brit ˈkʌlə, americ ˈkələr] VERBO intr

1. colour (change colour):

colour plant, fruit:

changer de couleur

2. colour (blush):

colour, a. colour up person:

rougir

to colour (up) with anger, embarrassment

devenir rouge de

V.colour Brit, color americ [Brit ˈkʌlə, americ ˈkələr]

let's see the colour of your money

voyons un peu la couleur de ton argent

to be off colour

ne pas être en forme

to pass with flying colours

réussir haut la main

to show one's true colours

se montrer sous son vrai jour

I.colour Brit, color americ [Brit ˈkʌlə, americ ˈkələr] SUBST

1. colour (hue):

colour

couleur f

what colour is it?

de quelle couleur est-il?

do you have it in a different colour?

est-ce que vous l'avez dans une autre couleur?

the sky was the colour of lead

le ciel était de la couleur du plomb

in colour CINEMA, TV

en couleur

the artist's use of colour

l'usage que l'artiste fait de la couleur

the garden was a mass of colour

le jardin était une symphonie de couleurs

to take the colour out of sth

décolorer qc

to give or lend colour to sth

colorer qc

to paint sth in glowing colours fig

brosser un tableau brillant de qc

‘available in 12 colours’

‘existe en 12 coloris’

2. colour atrib:

colour FOTO, TV picture, photo, photography, slide

(en) couleur

colour copier, printer

couleur

3. colour (vividness):

colour (in writing, description)

couleur f

a work full of colour

une œuvre haute en couleur

4. colour (dye):

colour (for food)

colorant m

colour (for hair)

teinture f

colour (shampoo)

shampooing m colorant

5. colour (make-up):

cheek colour

fard m à joues

eye colour

fard m à paupières

lip colour

rouge m à lèvres

6. colour (racial pigmentation):

colour

couleur f de peau

people of all races and colours

des gens de toutes races et de toutes couleurs

people of all races and colours atrib prejudice, problem

racial

7. colour (complexion):

colour

couleur f

to change colour

changer de couleur

to lose (one's) colour

perdre ses couleurs

to put colour into sb's cheeks

redonner des couleurs à qn

that should put a bit of colour into her cheeks!

cela devrait lui redonner un peu de couleur!

to have a high colour (naturally)

être rubicond

to have a high colour (from illness or embarrassment)

être très rouge

her face was drained of colour

son visage était livide

her colour rose

elle a rougi

he's getting his colour back at last

il reprend enfin des couleurs

II.colours SUBST

colours subst pl:

colours MILITAR, DESP, HIPISMO

couleurs fpl

colours NÁUT

pavillon m

racing colours HIPISMO

couleurs de l'écurie

the colours of the regiment

les couleurs du régiment

he's playing in England's colours

il porte les couleurs de l'Angleterre

under false colours NÁUT

sous un faux pavillon

under false colours fig

sous un faux jour

to get one's tennis/football colours Brit DESP

être sélectionné pour l'équipe de tennis/football

a scarf in the club colours

une écharpe aux couleurs du club

III.colour Brit, color americ [Brit ˈkʌlə, americ ˈkələr] VERBO trans

1. colour literal:

colour (with paints, crayons)

colorier

colour (with commercial paints)

peindre

colour (with food dye)

colorer

colour (with hair dye)

teindre

to colour sth blue

colorier or colorer or peindre or teindre qc en bleu

2. colour (prejudice) fig:

colour attitude, judgment, opinion

fausser

3. colour (enhance):

colour fig pej

enjoliver pej

IV.colour Brit, color americ [Brit ˈkʌlə, americ ˈkələr] VERBO intr

1. colour (change colour):

colour plant, fruit:

changer de couleur

2. colour (blush):

colour, a. colour up person:

rougir

to colour (up) with anger, embarrassment

devenir rouge de

V.colour Brit, color americ [Brit ˈkʌlə, americ ˈkələr]

let's see the colour of your money

voyons un peu la couleur de ton argent

to be off colour

ne pas être en forme

to pass with flying colours

réussir haut la main

to show one's true colours

se montrer sous son vrai jour

local colour no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para local colour no dicionário inglês»francês

local colour no pl SUBST

local colour

couleur f locale

Traduções para local colour no dicionário inglês»francês

I.local [ˈləʊkəl, americ ˈloʊ-] ADJ

local

local(e)

local accent, dialect, councillor

régional(e)

local hero

du pays

local police

municipal(e)

II.local [ˈləʊkəl, americ ˈloʊ-] SUBST

1. local pl (inhabitant of a place):

local

habitants mpl de la région

2. local americ (bus):

local

bus m urbain

3. local Brit (neighborhood pub):

local

bistro m du coin

4. local americ (local branch of a trade union):

local

branche f syndicale locale

I.color [ˈkʌləʳ, americ -ɚ] americ, Aus SUBST

1. color (appearance):

color a. fig

couleur f

to give sth color, to give color to sth

colorer qc

2. color (dye):

color

colorant m

color for hair

coloration f

3. color (ruddiness):

color

teint m

to put some color in one's cheeks

se mettre du fond de teint

4. color pl POL, JOGOS:

color

couleurs fpl

to display one's colors

montrer son pavillon

to be awarded one's colors for a sport

être récompensé pour sa sélection dans une équipe

to gain one's colors for a sport

être sélectionné pour faire partie d'une équipe

5. color (character):

to show one's true colors

se montrer tel que l'on est

Expressões:

to pass with flying colors

être reçu avec mention

II.color [ˈkʌləʳ, americ -ɚ] americ, Aus VERBO trans

1. color (change colour):

color

colorer

to color one's hair

se teindre les cheveux

to color a room blue

peindre une pièce en bleu

2. color (distort):

color

déformer

III.color [ˈkʌləʳ, americ -ɚ] americ, Aus VERBO intr

color

rougir

colour [ˈkʌləʳ, americ -ɚ] Brit, Aus

colour → color

Veja também: color

I.color [ˈkʌləʳ, americ -ɚ] americ, Aus SUBST

1. color (appearance):

color a. fig

couleur f

to give sth color, to give color to sth

colorer qc

2. color (dye):

color

colorant m

color for hair

coloration f

3. color (ruddiness):

color

teint m

to put some color in one's cheeks

se mettre du fond de teint

4. color pl POL, JOGOS:

color

couleurs fpl

to display one's colors

montrer son pavillon

to be awarded one's colors for a sport

être récompensé pour sa sélection dans une équipe

to gain one's colors for a sport

être sélectionné pour faire partie d'une équipe

5. color (character):

to show one's true colors

se montrer tel que l'on est

Expressões:

to pass with flying colors

être reçu avec mention

II.color [ˈkʌləʳ, americ -ɚ] americ, Aus VERBO trans

1. color (change colour):

color

colorer

to color one's hair

se teindre les cheveux

to color a room blue

peindre une pièce en bleu

2. color (distort):

color

déformer

III.color [ˈkʌləʳ, americ -ɚ] americ, Aus VERBO intr

color

rougir

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

During performances, females would often be in the latest fashion, where local colour was suggested by foreign attire or numerous ornaments.

en.wikipedia.org

She spent a lot of time there entertaining, collecting and absorbing local colour.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The fact that each art work was developed by local artists is relevant and granted the entire project a unique atmosphere filled with local colour.

en.wikipedia.org

It gives local colour to socialism in the 21st century movements and links them to those our ancestors and national heroes were part of.

links.org.au

It delivers an accessible account of the often complex modelling produced by scientific institutions, and gives powerful local colour to a global problem.

en.wikipedia.org

In frames bursting with local colour, she captures hues in the tapestry of everyday life.

www.thehindu.com

And plot is definitely the driving force of this novel, plot and local colour.

www.theglobeandmail.com

It was more local colour than hard intelligence, but the spooks grabbed at it gratefully.

www.dailymail.co.uk

A lucid translation of a novella retains every bit of local colour and flavour.

www.thehindu.com

Some historians think their importance may have been exaggerated to add local colour to academic theological disputes.

en.wikipedia.org