60-cent w słowniku Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Tłumaczenia dla hasła 60-cent w angielski»francuski słowniku

I.stamp [Brit stamp, Am stæmp] RZ.

1. stamp (on letter):

stamp

timbre r.m.

a 60-cent stamp

un timbre à 60 centimes

first/second-class stamp

timbre tarif rapide/lent

‘no stamp needed’

‘ne pas affranchir’

‘no stamp needed’ przyd. album, collection

de timbres

2. stamp (token):

stamp (for free gift)

vignette r.ż.

stamp (for free gift)

timbre r.m.

stamp (towards bill, TV licence)

bon r.m.

3. stamp (marking device):

stamp (made of rubber)

tampon r.m.

stamp (made of metal)

cachet r.m.

stamp (for marking metals)

étampe r.ż.

stamp (for marking gold)

poinçon r.m.

to give sth one's stamp of approval przen.

donner son accord à qc

4. stamp (hallmark):

stamp przen.

marque r.ż.

to bear the stamp of person, artist

avoir la marque de

to set one's stamp on play, company, era

imposer sa marque sur

5. stamp (calibre):

stamp

trempe r.ż.

men of his stamp

des hommes de sa trempe

6. stamp (sound of feet):

stamp

piétinement r.m.

the stamp of the horse's hooves

le bruit des sabots des chevaux

with a stamp of her foot

en tapant du pied

7. stamp Brit (contribution):

stamp przest.

cotisation r.ż. à la sécurité sociale

II.stamp [Brit stamp, Am stæmp] CZ. cz. przech.

1. stamp (mark):

stamp date, name, number

apposer [qc] au tampon (on sur)

stamp card, ticket, library book

tamponner

stamp goods, boxes

marquer

stamp document, ledger, passport

viser

to be stamped with the official seal

être visé avec le sceau officiel

to be stamped ‘confidential’

porter la mention ‘confidentiel’

to stamp a book with the date

marquer la date dans un livre

to stamp one's authority/personality on project, enterprise, match

imprimer son autorité/sa personnalité sur

2. stamp (with foot):

to stamp one's foot (in anger)

frapper or taper du pied

to stamp one's feet (rhythmically)

taper des pieds

to stamp one's feet (for warmth)

battre la semelle

to stamp sth flat

tasser qc

to stamp sth into the ground

enfoncer qc dans le sol du pied

3. stamp (put postage stamp on):

stamp envelope

affranchir

III.stamp [Brit stamp, Am stæmp] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. stamp (thump foot):

stamp person:

taper du pied

stamp horse:

piaffer

to stamp on toy, foot

écraser (du pied)

to stamp on brakes

écraser

to stamp the mud off one's boots

ôter la boue de ses bottes en tapant des pieds

2. stamp (walk heavily):

stamp

marcher en tapant des pieds

to stamp into/out of sth

entrer dans/sortir de qc en tapant des pieds

zwroty:

to stamp on (crush) dosł. soil, ground

piétiner

to stamp on przen. idea, suggestion

écarter

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

People began to tear apart the encased stamps in order to retrieve and maintain the value of the stamp that was kept inside.

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Other clubs include stamp collection, drawing and painting, photography, gardening, pottery, band and junior cadet crops.

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As a true democrat, he did not rubber-stamp his choice.

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Stamp duty and registration fees apply on an ad valorem basis (i.e. the amount payable is a percentage of the secured liabilities).

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He thought he was somebody important and that people would want them for a stamp collection.

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Some postage stamp collectors have specialized in collecting stamps on stamps as a topical collection.

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She also introduced stamp collecting to grammar school students and helped them develop skills in exhibiting their displays of stamps.

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He encouraged stamp collecting by juniors, and served as mentor to collectors both young and old.

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Soon after the introduction of the postage stamp, other subjects and designs began to appear.

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He'll then grind down a stamp-sized piece so thin light can pass through it, like sun through the windows of a cathedral.

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