SCISSORS KICK - Tradução inglês-francês

scissor kick, scissors kick SUBST

scissor kick

ciseaux mpl

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. kick [Brit kɪk, americ kɪk] SUBST

1. kick:

kick (of person, horse)

coup m de pied

kick (of donkey, cow, goat)

coup m de sabot

kick (of swimmer)

battement m de pieds

kick (of footballer)

tir m

to give sb/the door a kick

donner un coup de pied à qn/dans la porte

to aim or take a kick at sb/sth person:

lancer un coup de pied à qn/dans qc

she aimed a kick at the goal

elle a tiré vers le but

to get a kick on the leg/in the stomach (from person, horse)

recevoir un coup de pied à la jambe/dans l'estomac

to get a kick on the leg/in the stomach (from donkey, cow)

recevoir un coup de sabot à la jambe/dans l'estomac

to give sb a kick up the backside coloq or in the pants coloq literal, fig

botter le derrière de qn coloq

2. kick (thrill) coloq:

it gives her a kick to do

elle prend plaisir à faire

to get a kick from doing

prendre plaisir à faire

3. kick (of firearm):

kick

recul m

4. kick coloq:

kick (strength, zest) (of person, organization)

dynamisme m

this punch has quite a kick (to it)

ce punch est assez costaud coloq

5. kick (craze):

kick coloq

marotte f

kick coloq

manie f

to be on a health-food kick

manger bio coloq

II. kick [Brit kɪk, americ kɪk] VERBO trans (gen)

kick (once) person: person

donner un coup de pied à

kick table, door, ball, tin, can

donner un coup de pied dans

kick horse:

botter

kick donkey, cow, goat: person

donner un coup de sabot à

kick gate, bucket

donner un coup de sabot dans

kick (repeatedly) person

donner des coups de pied à

kick object

donner des coups de pieds dans

to kick sb on the leg/in the face/in the stomach person, horse:

donner à qn un coup or des coups de pied à la jambe/au visage/dans l'estomac

to kick sb on the leg/in the face/in the stomach donkey, cow:

donner à qn un coup de sabot dans la jambe/au visage/dans l'estomac

to kick sth over a wall/under the bed/through the window

envoyer qc par-dessus un mur/sous le lit/par la fenêtre d'un coup de pied

to kick sth away

éloigner qc d'un coup de pied

he kicked dust into my face

d'un coup de pied il m'a envoyé de la poussière à la figure

to kick a hole or dent in sth

défoncer qc d'un coup de pied

to kick one's legs (in the air) baby:

pédaler

to kick a goal

marquer un but

to kick the ball into touch (in rugby)

envoyer le ballon en touche

III. kick [Brit kɪk, americ kɪk] VERBO intr

1. kick:

kick (gen) person: (once)

donner un coup de pied

kick (repeatedly)

donner des coups de pied

kick swimmer:

faire des battements de pieds

kick dancer:

lancer la jambe

kick cow:

ruer

kick horse:

botter

to kick at sb/sth person:

lancer un coup de pied à qn/dans qc

the horse kicked at me

le cheval a voulu me botter

to kick for touch (in rugby)

chercher la touche

2. kick (recoil):

kick gun:

reculer

IV. kick [Brit kɪk, americ kɪk]

a (real) kick in the teeth coloq or ass calão americ

une gifle

it's better than a kick in the teeth coloq

c'est mieux que rien

to kick sb when they're down

frapper un homme à terre

to kick the habit coloq (gen)

décrocher coloq

to kick the habit coloq (gen)

arrêter

to kick the habit (of smoking)

arrêter de fumer

I could have kicked myself

je me serais donné des claques coloq (for doing d'avoir fait)

to be alive and kicking

être bien vivant

to kick over the traces

ruer dans les brancards coloq

I. upstairs [Brit ʌpˈstɛːz, americ ˌəpˈstɛrz] SUBST

upstairs

haut m

the upstairs is much nicer

le haut est beaucoup plus joli

there is no upstairs in this house

il n'y a pas d'étage dans cette maison

upstairs and downstairs (masters and servants) fig

maîtres mpl et valets mpl

II. upstairs [Brit ʌpˈstɛːz, americ ˌəpˈstɛrz] ADJ atrib

upstairs room

du haut

upstairs neighbours

du dessus

an upstairs bedroom

une chambre à l'étage

the upstairs bedroom

la chambre du haut

the upstairs flat Brit

l'appartement du haut or d'en haut

with upstairs bathroom

avec salle de bains à l'étage

III. upstairs [Brit ʌpˈstɛːz, americ ˌəpˈstɛrz] ADV

upstairs

en haut

to go upstairs

monter (l'escalier)

a noise came from upstairs

il y a eu un bruit venant d'en haut

IV. upstairs [Brit ʌpˈstɛːz, americ ˌəpˈstɛrz]

he hasn't got much upstairs coloq

il n'a pas grand-chose dans le ciboulot coloq

he hasn't got much upstairs coloq

il n'a pas grand-chose dans la tête

to be kicked upstairs coloq

recevoir une promotion placard

I. scream [Brit skriːm, americ skrim] SUBST

1. scream (sound):

scream (of person, animal)

cri m (perçant)

scream (stronger)

hurlement m

scream (of brakes)

grincement m

scream (of tyres)

crissement m

screams of laughter

éclats mpl de rire

2. scream (funny person) coloq:

to be a scream

être tordant coloq

II. scream [Brit skriːm, americ skrim] VERBO trans literal

scream

crier, hurler

scream JORNAL headline:

annoncer (en titre)

III. scream [Brit skriːm, americ skrim] VERBO intr

scream

crier, pousser des cris

scream (stronger)

hurler

scream brakes:

grincer

scream tyres:

crisser

scream fig colour:

crier

to scream at sb

crier après qn coloq

to scream at sb to do sth

crier à qn de faire qc

to scream for sth/sb

réclamer qc/qn avec des cris

to scream with fear, pain, rage

hurler de

to scream with excitement, pleasure

pousser des cris de

to scream with laughter

rire aux éclats

IV. scream [Brit skriːm, americ skrim]

to scream the place down

pousser des hurlements

he was kicking and screaming

il se débattait en criant

to drag sb kicking and screaming to the dentist

forcer qn à aller chez le dentiste

the company was dragged kicking and screaming into the twentieth century

l'entreprise a été forcée à s'adapter aux exigences du monde moderne

penalty kick SUBST

penalty kick DESP (in rugby)

coup m de pied de pénalité

penalty kick (in soccer)

penalty m

I. heel [Brit hiːl, americ hil] SUBST

1. heel ANAT (of foot):

heel

talon m

to turn on one's heel

tourner les talons

a puppy at his heel(s)

un chiot sur ses talons

to bring a dog to heel

rappeler un chien

‘heel boy!’

‘au pied!’

to bring [sb] to heel fig rebel

mater

to bring [sb] to heel dissident, child, employee

mettre [qn] au pas

to come to heel dog:

venir au pied

to come to heel person: fig

se soumettre

2. heel (of shoe, sock):

heel

talon m

to click one's heels

claquer des talons

3. heel (of hand):

heel

talon m

4. heel (of loaf, plant cutting):

heel

talon m

5. heel TÉC (of saw, golfclub, ski):

heel

talon m

6. heel (power):

heel fig

botte f

under the heel of the enemy

sous la botte de l'ennemi

7. heel Brit (person):

heel coloq, antiq

chameau m coloq

II. [high] heels SUBST subst pl

[high] heels

chaussures fpl à (hauts) talons

III. heel [Brit hiːl, americ hil] VERBO trans

1. heel (repair):

heel shoe

refaire un talon à

2. heel DESP:

heel ball

talonner

IV. heel [Brit hiːl, americ hil]

to cool or kick one's heels

attendre, faire le pied de grue coloq

we left him to cool his heels for an hour

nous l'avons laissé poireauter pendant une heure coloq

to dig in one's heels, to dig one's heels in (mulishly)

se braquer coloq

I'm prepared to dig my heels in on or over this

je ne suis pas prêt à faire des compromis là-dessus

to fall or go head over heels (tumble)

culbuter

to fall/be head over heels in love with sb

tomber/être éperdument amoureux de qn

to be hard or close on sb's heels

être sur les talons de qn

to be hot on sb's heels

talonner qn

to come or follow hard on the heels of sth

suivre de près qc

to kick up one's heels

se défouler coloq

to show a clean pair of heels, to take to one's heels humor

prendre ses jambes à son cou, s'enfuir

free kick SUBST

free kick

coup m franc

scissors kick

ciseau m

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. kick [kɪk] SUBST

1. kick (blow with foot):

kick

coup m de pied

2. kick (excited feeling):

to get a kick out of sth

prendre plaisir à qc

to do sth for kicks

faire qc pour s'amuser

3. kick (gun jerk):

kick

recul m

4. kick (strong effect):

kick

coup m

Expressões:

to need a kick in the arse vulg

avoir besoin d'un coup de pied au cul

a kick in the teeth

un coup vache

II. kick [kɪk] VERBO trans

kick

donner un coup de pied dans

to kick oneself

s'en vouloir

to kick the ball into the net

envoyer le ballon au but

to kick a can out of the way

ôter une boîte du milieu d'un coup de pied

Expressões:

to kick the bucket

casser sa pipe

to kick one's heels Brit

poireauter

scissors kick

ciseau m

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. kick [kɪk] SUBST

1. kick (blow with foot):

kick

coup m de pied

2. kick (excited feeling):

to get a kick out of sth

prendre plaisir à qc

to do sth for kicks

faire qc pour s'amuser

3. kick (gun jerk):

kick

recul m

4. kick (strong effect):

kick

coup m

Expressões:

to need a kick in the ass vulg

avoir besoin d'un coup de pied au cul

kick in the teeth

coup vache

II. kick [kɪk] VERBO trans

kick

donner un coup de pied dans

to kick oneself

s'en vouloir

to kick the ball into the net

envoyer le ballon au but

to kick a can out of the way

ôter une boîte du chemin d'un coup de pied

Expressões:

to kick the bucket

casser sa pipe

to kick the habit calão

décrocher

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

It is probably most famous for its scissor kicks.

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At the time, the company's products consisted mostly of a variety of services ranging from scissor sharpening to watch repair.

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Mobile suits were formerly further categorized into rock, paper, and scissor types, with a self-explanatory relationship.

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When moving backwards, the lift steps can be replaced by scissor-steps, often ending with a pas-de-basque step.

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The wrestler can also perform a head scissor hold or a type of kick to strike an opponent on the inside to throw him over.

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