SCISSORS JUMP - Tradução inglês-francês

scissors jump SUBST

scissors jump

saut m en ciseaux

saut en ciseaux

scissors jump Brit

saut en ciseaux

scissor jump americ

saut en ciseaux

scissors jump

ciseau (saut)

scissors jump

sauter en ciseaux

to do a scissor jump americ

sauter en ciseaux

to do a scissors jump Brit

scissor [Brit ˈsɪzə, americ ˈsɪzər] VERBO trans

scissor

couper avec des ciseaux

scissors [Brit ˈsɪzəz, americ ˈsɪzərz] SUBST subst pl

scissors

ciseaux mpl

a pair of scissors

une paire de ciseaux

kitchen/sewing scissors

ciseaux de cuisine/de couture

a scissors-and-paste job

un collage

a scissors-and-paste job fig, pej

un tissu d'idées glanées à droite à gauche

I. jump [Brit dʒʌmp, americ dʒəmp] SUBST

1. jump (leap):

jump

saut m

jump

bond m

in a single jump

d'un seul bond

2. jump EQUIT:

jump

obstacle m

3. jump (step) fig:

to be one jump ahead

avoir une longueur d'avance (of sb sur qn)

4. jump (sudden increase):

jump

bond m (in dans)

prices start at £50 then there's a big jump to £200

les prix commencent à 50 livres et ensuite ils passent d'un bond à 200 livres

she's made the jump from deputy to director

elle est passée d'un bond du poste d'adjointe à celle de directrice

it's a big jump from school to university

il y a un grand décalage entre l'école et l'université

5. jump COMPUT:

jump

instruction f de saut

II. jump [Brit dʒʌmp, americ dʒəmp] VERBO trans

1. jump (leap over):

jump obstacle, ditch

sauter

he jumped three metres

il a sauté trois mètres

she can jump the horse over the fence

elle peut faire sauter la barrière à son cheval

2. jump (anticipate):

to jump the gun literal athlete:

partir avant le signal

to jump the gun fig

anticiper

to jump the lights motorist:

passer au feu rouge

to jump the queue

passer devant tout le monde

3. jump (escape):

to jump ship crewman:

ne pas rejoindre son bâtiment

to jump bail

ne pas comparaître au tribunal

4. jump (miss):

jump stylus: groove

sauter

jump disease: generation

sauter

to jump the rails train:

dérailler

to jump a stage (in argument)

omettre un point

to jump a stage (in promotion, hierarchy)

brûler une étape

5. jump (attack) coloq mugger:

jump victim

sauter sur

6. jump (board) coloq:

to jump a train

sauter dans un train en marche

III. jump [Brit dʒʌmp, americ dʒəmp] VERBO intr

1. jump (leap):

jump

sauter

to jump for joy

sauter de joie

to jump across or over ditch, hole

franchir [qc] d'un bond

to jump clear of sth

faire un bond pour éviter qc

to jump to one's feet

se lever d'un bond

to jump to sb's defence

se précipiter pour défendre qn

to jump to conclusions

tirer des conclusions hâtives

to jump up and down gymnast:

sautiller

to jump up and down child:

sauter en l'air

to jump up and down (in anger) fig

pousser des hurlements

2. jump (start):

jump person:

sursauter

you made me jump

tu m'as fait sursauter

he jumped out of his skin coloq

il a sauté au plafond coloq

3. jump (rise):

jump prices, profits, birthrate:

monter en flèche

4. jump (move):

I jumped to the last page

je suis passé directement à la dernière page

the film jumps from 1800 to 1920

le film passe d'un seul coup de 1800 à 1920

5. jump:

to jump at (welcome)

saisir

to jump at opportunity

sauter sur

to jump at offer, suggestion

accepter [qc] avec enthousiasme

6. jump COMPUT:

to jump to address

sauter à

IV. jump [Brit dʒʌmp, americ dʒəmp]

jump to it!

et que ça saute! coloq

go and jump in the lake coloq!

va te faire voir! coloq

water jump SUBST

water jump DESP, EQUIT

rivière f

scissors [ˈsɪzəz, americ -ɚz] SUBST pl

1. scissors (tool):

scissors

ciseaux mpl

a pair of scissors

une paire de ciseaux mpl

2. scissors DESP:

scissors kick

ciseau m

I. jump [dʒʌmp] VERBO intr

1. jump (leap):

jump

sauter

to jump out of sth

sauter de qc

to jump up

se lever d'un bond

to jump up and down

sauter en l'air

to jump up and down with excitement

sautiller d'excitation

to jump forward/across

faire un bond en avant/franchir d'un bond

to jump in car

sauter dans

to jump on bus, train

sauter dans

to jump on bicycle, horse

sauter sur

2. jump (jerk):

jump

sursauter

to make sb jump

faire sursauter qn

3. jump Aus, Brit coloq (be annoyed):

to jump up and down

être très agacé

4. jump (increase suddenly):

jump

faire un bond

to jump by 70%

faire un bond de 70%

5. jump (skip):

jump

sauter

to jump from one thing to another

passer d'un seul coup d'une chose à une autre

Expressões:

to jump to conclusions

tirer des conclusions trop hâtives

to jump to the conclusion that ...

conclure trop vite que ...

to jump for joy

bondir de joie

to go jump in the lake coloq

aller se faire voir

to jump out of one's skin

sursauter

to be really jumping coloq

être animé

II. jump [dʒʌmp] VERBO trans

1. jump (leap across or over):

jump

sauter par-dessus

2. jump americ (attack):

to jump sb

sauter sur qn

3. jump (skip):

jump

sauter

4. jump (disregard):

to jump bail

se soustraire à la justice

to jump the (traffic) lights

passer au feu rouge

to jump a queue Aus, Brit

passer avant son tour

Expressões:

to jump the gun

être prématuré

and jump to it

et que ça saute

to jump ship

déserter le navire

III. jump [dʒʌmp] SUBST

1. jump (leap):

jump

saut m

parachute jump

saut en parachute

2. jump (hurdle):

jump

obstacle m

3. jump (step):

jump

pas m

to be one jump ahead of one's competitors

avoir une longueur d'avance sur ses concurrents

4. jump (head-start):

jump

avance f

to get a jump on sb

devancer qn

scissors [ˈsɪz·ərz] SUBST pl

1. scissors (tool):

scissors

ciseaux mpl

a pair of scissors

une paire de ciseaux mpl

2. scissors sports:

scissors kick

ciseau m

I. jump [dʒʌmp] VERBO intr

1. jump (leap):

jump

sauter

to jump out of sth

sauter de qc

to jump up

se lever d'un bond

to jump up and down

sauter en l'air

to jump up and down with excitement

sauter d'excitation

to jump forward/across

faire un bond en avant/franchir d'un bond

to jump in car

sauter dans

to jump on bus, train

sauter dans

to jump on bicycle, horse

sauter sur

2. jump (jerk):

jump

sursauter

to make sb jump

faire sursauter qn

3. jump (increase suddenly):

jump

faire un bond

to jump by 70%

faire un bond de 70%

4. jump (skip):

jump

sauter

to jump from one thing to another

passer d'un seul coup d'une chose à une autre

Expressões:

to jump to conclusions

tirer des conclusions trop hâtives

to jump to the conclusion that ...

conclure trop vite que ...

to jump for joy

bondir de joie

to go jump in the lake coloq

aller se faire voir

to jump out of one's skin

sauter au plafond

to be really jumping coloq

être animé

II. jump [dʒʌmp] VERBO trans

1. jump (leap across or over):

jump

sauter par-dessus

2. jump (attack):

to jump sb

sauter sur qn

3. jump (skip):

jump

sauter

4. jump (forfeit):

to jump bail

se soustraire à la justice

Expressões:

to jump the gun

agir prématurément

to jump ship

déserter le navire

III. jump [dʒʌmp] SUBST

1. jump (leap):

jump

saut m

parachute jump

saut en parachute

2. jump (hurdle):

jump

obstacle m

3. jump (step):

jump

pas m

to be one jump ahead of the competition

avoir une longueur d'avance sur ses concurrents

4. jump (head start):

jump

avance f

to get a jump on sb

devancer qn

Present

I	scissor
you	scissor
he/she/it	scissors
we	scissor
you	scissor
they	scissor

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

He fell on his back at the water jump, spraining his hip and foot.

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For people who do not have the use of their hands, there are specially designed foot operated scissors.

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The most common experience was a constant clipping sound, like that of scissors, pervaded the house, giving the legend its name.

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Until now, these scissors used to be produce din a variety of sizes ranging from six inches to 14 inches.

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In the end the man had to use nail scissors to cut himself free.

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