EXERCISE MAT - Tradução inglês-francês

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exercise mat SUBST

exercise mat

tapis m

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

MAT SUBST

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MAT

TAO f

machine-assisted translation, MAT SUBST

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machine-assisted translation

TAO f

I. mat [Brit mat, americ mæt] SUBST

1. mat:

mat (on floor)

(petit) tapis m

mat (for wiping feet)

paillasson m

mat (of vegetation) fig

tapis m

2. mat (on table):

mat (heatproof)

dessous-de-plat m inv

mat (ornamental)

napperon m

II. mat [Brit mat, americ mæt] ADJ

mat → matt

III. mat <Part pres matting; Pret imperf, Part perf matted> [Brit mat, americ mæt] VERBO intr

1. mat hair:

mat

s'emmêler

2. mat wool, sweater:

mat

se feutrer

matt [Brit mat] ADJ

matt

mat

with a matt finish paint

mat

with a matt finish photograph

sur papier mat

I. exercise [Brit ˈɛksəsʌɪz, americ ˈɛksərˌsaɪz] SUBST

1. exercise (operation):

exercise (gen) ADMIN, COM, POL

opération f

exercise (long-term or large-scale)

stratégie f

public relations exercise

campagne f de relations publiques

an exercise in democracy/diplomacy

un exercice de démocratie/de diplomatie

2. exercise U (exertion):

exercise

exercice m

3. exercise (training task) (gen):

exercise MÚS, ESCOLAR, DESP

exercice m

intellectual exercise

exercice intellectuel

maths exercise

exercice de maths

4. exercise (application):

exercise (of duties, intellect, imagination, power, rights)

exercice m (of de)

5. exercise MILITAR:

exercise

manœuvres fpl

to go on (an) exercise

partir en manœuvres

6. exercise FINAN:

exercise

levée f

II. exercises SUBST

exercises subst pl americ:

exercises

cérémonie f

III. exercise [Brit ˈɛksəsʌɪz, americ ˈɛksərˌsaɪz] VERBO trans

1. exercise (apply):

exercise authority, care, caution, control, patience, restraint, tolerance

faire preuve de

exercise power, right

exercer

exercise rights

faire valoir, exercer

2. exercise (exert physically):

exercise body, mind

exercer

exercise limb, muscles

faire travailler

exercise dog

promener

exercise horse

sortir

3. exercise (worry):

exercise

préoccuper

a problem which has exercised many great minds

un problème qui a préoccupé de nombreux savants

4. exercise FINAN:

exercise option

lever

IV. exercise [Brit ˈɛksəsʌɪz, americ ˈɛksərˌsaɪz] VERBO intr

exercise

faire de l'exercice

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mat [mæt] SUBST

1. mat (floor protection):

mat

tapis m

bath mat

tapis de bain

beach mat

natte f

2. mat (doormat):

mat

paillasson m

3. mat:

mat (protection for furniture)

housse f

mat (decorative)

napperon m

(place) mat

set m de table

(table) mat

dessous m de plat

(beer) mat

dessous m de verre

4. mat (covering):

mat

revêtement m

I. exercise [ˈeksəsaɪz, americ -sɚ-] VERBO trans

1. exercise (giving physical exercise to):

exercise muscles, body

exercer

exercise dog

sortir

exercise horse

entraîner

exercise one's memory

entretenir

2. exercise formal (disturb):

to exercise sb's mind

préoccuper qn

3. exercise formal (apply):

exercise authority

exercer

to exercise caution

faire preuve de prudence

II. exercise [ˈeksəsaɪz, americ -sɚ-] VERBO intr

exercise

faire de l'exercice

III. exercise [ˈeksəsaɪz, americ -sɚ-] SUBST

1. exercise (training, work-out):

exercise

exercice m

to do leg exercises

travailler ses jambes

written exercises

exercices écrits

2. exercise MILITAR:

exercise

manœuvres fpl

3. exercise sing (action, achievement):

exercise

exercice m

a marketing exercise

une opération de marketing

4. exercise no pl (use):

exercise

usage m

the exercise of tolerance

démonstration f de tolérance

5. exercise pl americ:

exercise

cérémonie f

the graduation exercises

la remise des diplômes

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mat [mæt] SUBST

1. mat (floor protection):

mat

tapis m

bath mat

tapis de bain

beach mat

natte f

2. mat (doormat):

mat

paillasson m

3. mat:

mat (protection for furniture)

housse f

mat (decorative)

napperon m

(place) mat

set m de table

4. mat (covering):

mat

revêtement m

I. exercise [ˈek·sər·saɪz] VERBO trans

1. exercise (giving physical exercise to):

exercise muscles, body

exercer

exercise dog

sortir

exercise horse

entraîner

exercise one's memory

entretenir

2. exercise formal (disturb):

to exercise sb's mind

préoccuper qn

3. exercise formal (apply):

exercise authority

exercer

to exercise caution

faire preuve de prudence

II. exercise [ˈek·sər·saɪz] VERBO intr

exercise

faire de l'exercice

III. exercise [ˈek·sər·saɪz] SUBST

1. exercise (training, work-out):

exercise

exercice m

to do leg exercises

faire travailler ses jambes

written exercises

exercices écrits

2. exercise MILITAR:

exercise

manœuvres fpl

3. exercise sing (action, achievement):

exercise

exercice m

a marketing exercise

une opération de marketing

4. exercise (use):

exercise

usage m

the exercise of tolerance

démonstration f de tolérance

5. exercise pl:

exercise

cérémonie f

the graduation exercises

la remise des diplômes

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Symptoms are most often exercise-induced, but fasting, a high-fat diet, exposure to cold temperature, or infection (especially febrile illness) can also provoke this metabolic myopathy.

en.wikipedia.org

Emergency care services implementing routine tourniquet use, especially in the civilian setting, should exercise caution and ensure that training is adequate for optimal results.

en.wikipedia.org

The key to this whether it's possible to turn fusion reactor technology from a laboratory exercise into a real-world application.

www.gizmag.com

A new year is like a new exercise book.

blogs.telegraph.co.uk

Excessive exercise has been classified in different ways; sometimes as an addiction and sometimes as a compulsion.

en.wikipedia.org