coat peg w słowniku Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Tłumaczenia dla hasła coat peg w francuski»angielski słowniku

portemanteau (patère)

(coat) peg ou hook

Tłumaczenia dla hasła coat peg w angielski»francuski słowniku

I.peg [Brit pɛɡ, Am pɛɡ] RZ.

1. peg (to hang garment):

peg

patère r.ż.

2. peg Brit:

peg, a. clothes peg

pince r.ż. à linge

3. peg:

peg (to mark place in ground, game)

piquet r.m.

peg (for surveying)

piquet r.m. d'arpentage

4. peg (in carpentry):

peg

cheville r.ż.

5. peg (for tuning):

peg

cheville r.ż.

6. peg GOSP.:

peg

indice r.m.

7. peg (barrel stop):

peg

fausset r.m.

8. peg (piton):

peg

piton r.m.

9. peg Brit (small drink):

peg

goutte r.ż. pot.

peg

doigt r.m.

II.peg <part prés pegging; cz. przeszł., part passé pegged> [Brit pɛɡ, Am pɛɡ] CZ. cz. przech.

1. peg (fasten cloth):

to peg sth on or onto a line washing

accrocher qc sur une corde avec des pinces

to peg sth down or in place fabric, tent

fixer qc avec des piquets

2. peg (fasten wood):

peg

cheviller (to à, together ensemble)

3. peg GOSP.:

peg price, currency, rate

indexer (to sur)

to peg sth at 10%/at present levels

indexer qc à 10%/au niveau actuel

to peg sth for 12 months

indexer qc pour une durée de 12 mois

4. peg Am (characterize):

peg person

cataloguer (as comme)

III.pegged PRZYM.

pegged price, rate, tax:

pegged

indexé

IV.peg [Brit pɛɡ, Am pɛɡ]

to be a square peg (in a round hole)

ne pas être dans son élément

to be taken or brought down a peg (or two) pot.

être rabaissé d'un cran (ou deux)

to take or bring sb down a peg (or two) pot.

remettre qn à sa place

to use sth as a peg (to hang a discussion/a theory on)

se servir de qc comme prétexte (pour entamer la discussion/exposer une théorie)

I.coat [Brit kəʊt, Am koʊt] RZ.

1. coat (garment):

coat (full-length)

manteau r.m.

coat (for men)

pardessus r.m.

coat (jacket)

veste r.ż.

three-quarter length coat

trois-quarts r.m.

three-quarter length coat przyd. button, pocket etc

de manteau

2. coat ZOOL.:

coat (of dog)

poil r.m.

coat (of dog)

pelage r.m.

coat (of cat)

fourrure r.ż.

coat (of cat)

pelage r.m.

coat (of horse, ox, leopard)

robe r.ż.

3. coat (layer):

coat (of paint, varnish, polish, dust, frost)

couche r.ż.

coat (of bitumen)

enduit r.m.

a coat of icing

un glaçage

II.coat [Brit kəʊt, Am koʊt] CZ. cz. przech.

1. coat (gen) TECHNOL. (cover):

to coat sth with paint, tar, adhesive, varnish

enduire qc de

to coat sth with whitewash

badigeonner qc de

to coat sth with rubber

revêtir qc de

to coat sth with dust, silt, oil, frost

couvrir qc de

2. coat GASTR.:

to coat sth in or with breadcrumbs, batter, chocolate, sauce

enrober qc de

to coat sth in or with egg

dorer qc à

coated with sugar, sugar-coated sweet

glacé

coated with sugar, sugar-coated pill

dragéifié

coat peg w słowniku PONS

Tłumaczenia dla hasła coat peg w angielski»francuski słowniku

coat peg RZ. Brit

coat peg → coat hook

Zobacz też coat hook

coat hook RZ.

coat hook

patère r.ż.

Tłumaczenia dla hasła coat peg w angielski»francuski słowniku

I.peg [peg] RZ.

peg (small hook):

peg

piquet r.m.

peg for clothes

pince r.ż. à linge

peg of a violin, guitar

cheville r.ż.

zwroty:

to buy off the peg

acheter du prêt-à-porter

to take sb down a peg or two

remettre qn à sa place

to use sth as a peg to hang sth on

prendre qc comme prétexte à qc

II.peg <-gg-> [peg] CZ. cz. przech.

1. peg (fix):

peg

fixer (avec des piquets)

2. peg (hold at certain level):

peg

maintenir

3. peg (guess correctly):

peg

deviner

I.coat [kəʊt, Am koʊt] RZ.

1. coat (outer garment):

coat

manteau r.m.

leather coat

manteau en cuir

2. coat (animal's outer covering):

coat

pelage r.m.

3. coat (layer):

coat

couche r.ż.

to give sth a coat

passer une couche sur qc

II.coat [kəʊt, Am koʊt] CZ. cz. przech.

coat

couvrir

to coat sth with sth

couvrir qc de qc

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

It introduces children to what they should expect -- their coat peg and the class pet -- using simple text accompanied by illustrations that could almost be taken for photographs.

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