FERRY TERMINAL - Tradução inglês-francês

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

ferry terminal SUBST

ferry terminal

gare f maritime

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

I. ferry [Brit ˈfɛri, americ ˈfɛri] SUBST

ferry (over short distances)

bac m

ferry (long-distance)

ferry m

ferry atrib crossing

en ferry

ferry disaster

maritime

ferry sailing times

les horaires mpl des ferries

ferry services

les services mpl de ferry

II. ferry [Brit ˈfɛri, americ ˈfɛri] VERBO trans

ferry passenger, person, goods:

ferry

transporter

to ferry sb to school, station

emmener qn à

to ferry sb away

emmener qn

he's always ferrying them to and from school

il passe son temps à faire le trajet entre l'école et la maison

I. terminal [Brit ˈtəːmɪn(ə)l, americ ˈtərmənl] SUBST

1. terminal (at bus or railway station):

terminal

terminus m

terminal AERONÁUT

aérogare f

terminal AERONÁUT

terminal m

oil terminal

terminal m pétrolier

container or freight terminal

terminal m à container

2. terminal COMPUT:

terminal

terminal m

3. terminal ELETRÓN:

terminal

borne f

II. terminal [Brit ˈtəːmɪn(ə)l, americ ˈtərmənl] ADJ

1. terminal:

terminal (last) stage, point

terminal

terminal BOT bud

terminal

terminal MED illness, patient (incurable)

incurable

terminal (at final stage)

en phase terminale

terminal fig boredom

mortel/-elle coloq

she is suffering from terminal cancer

elle est atteinte d'un cancer incurable

to be in terminal decline

subir un déclin irréversible

the terminal crisis of capitalism/communism

les derniers soubresauts or la crise finale du capitalisme/communisme

2. terminal (occurring each term):

terminal COM, ESCOLAR

trimestriel/-ielle

3. terminal LINGUÍS:

terminal element, symbol

terminal

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I. ferry <-ies> [ˈferi] SUBST

ferry

ferry m

ferry (smaller)

bac m

ferry (smaller)

traversier m Québec

II. ferry <-ies> [ˈferi] VERBO trans

to ferry sb somewhere

transporter qn quelque part

I. terminal [ˈtɜ:mɪnl, americ ˈtɜ:r-] ADJ

1. terminal (at the end):

terminal

terminal(e)

terminal patient, illness

incurable

2. terminal fig coloq boredom:

terminal

mortel(le)

II. terminal [ˈtɜ:mɪnl, americ ˈtɜ:r-] SUBST

1. terminal (end of route, station):

terminal

terminal m

terminal of railway line

terminus m

terminal at airport

aérogare f

2. terminal ELETRÓN:

terminal

borne f

3. terminal COMPUT:

terminal

terminal m

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I. ferry <-ies> [ˈfer·i] SUBST

ferry

ferry m

ferry (smaller)

bac m

ferry (smaller)

traversier m Québec

II. ferry <-ies> [ˈfer·i] VERBO trans

to ferry sb somewhere

transporter qn quelque part

I. terminal [ˈtɜr·mɪ·n ə l] ADJ

1. terminal (at the end):

terminal

terminal(e)

terminal patient, illness

incurable

2. terminal fig coloq boredom:

terminal

mortel(le)

II. terminal [ˈtɜr·mɪ·n ə l] SUBST

1. terminal (end of route, station):

terminal

terminal m

terminal of railway line

terminus m

terminal at airport

aérogare f

2. terminal ELETRÓN:

terminal

borne f

3. terminal comput:

terminal

terminal m

Present

I	ferry
you	ferry
he/she/it	ferries
we	ferry
you	ferry
they	ferry

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

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It is planned on becoming one of the world's biggest in terms of terminal size and land area.

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It has one passenger terminal and five gates.

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More than 1.5 million users will benefit from the 40,000 terminals when the project is finished.

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The terminal is currently operating at 8 percent capacity.

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The riding time (from terminal to terminal) is about 20 minutes.

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