whirling w słowniku Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Tłumaczenia dla hasła whirling w angielski»francuski słowniku

I.whirl [Brit wəːl, Am (h)wərl] RZ.

1. whirl (of activity, excitement):

whirl przen.

tourbillon r.m. (of de)

the social whirl

le tourbillon social

to be in a whirl

vivre dans un tourbillon

my head's in a whirl

tout tourbillonne dans ma tête

2. whirl (swirl of dust, air, leaves etc):

whirl

tourbillon r.m.

3. whirl (spiral motif):

whirl

spirale r.ż.

II.whirl [Brit wəːl, Am (h)wərl] CZ. cz. przech.

1. whirl (swirl, turn):

whirl sword, flag, leaves, snowflakes, dust

faire tournoyer

2. whirl (whisk, hurry):

to whirl sb along/away

entraîner/emmener qn à toute vitesse

III.whirl [Brit wəːl, Am (h)wərl] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. whirl (swirl, turn):

whirl dancer:

tournoyer

whirl blade, propeller:

tourner

whirl snowflakes, dust, mind, thoughts:

tourbillonner

2. whirl (move quickly, whizz):

to whirl in, to whirl past person, vehicle:

entrer/filer à toute vitesse

IV.whirl [Brit wəːl, Am (h)wərl]

to give sth a whirl pot.

essayer qc

I.whirl round CZ. [Brit wəːl -, Am (h)wərl -] (whirl round)

whirl round person:

se retourner brusquement

whirl round blade, rotor, clock hand:

tourner brusquement

II.whirl round CZ. [Brit wəːl -, Am (h)wərl -] (whirl [sth] round)

whirl round sword, rope:

whirl round

faire tournoyer

Inne tłumaczenia i typowe zwroty z wyszukiwanym słowem

giddy success, social whirl

enivrant

Tłumaczenia dla hasła whirling w francuski»angielski słowniku

Inne tłumaczenia i typowe zwroty z wyszukiwanym słowem

tourbillonnement (de neige, feuilles)

swirling, whirling

tournoiement (danseurs)

whirling (de of)

derviche tourneur

whirling dervish

tourbillon

whirl

tourbillon de poussière/feuilles

whirl of dust/leaves

tourbillonner neige, feuilles:

to swirl, to whirl

tournoyer

to whirl

les idées se heurtaient dans sa tête

ideas were jostling ou whirling about in his head

whirling w słowniku PONS

Tłumaczenia dla hasła whirling w angielski»francuski słowniku

I.whirl [wɜ:l, Am wɜ:rl] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

whirl

tournoyer

II.whirl [wɜ:l, Am wɜ:rl] CZ. cz. przech.

whirl

faire tournoyer

to whirl sb (a)round

faire tourner qn

III.whirl [wɜ:l, Am wɜ:rl] RZ.

whirl

tourbillonnement r.m.

whirl of dust

tourbillon r.m.

zwroty:

to give sth a whirl

essayer qc

Tłumaczenia dla hasła whirling w francuski»angielski słowniku

Inne tłumaczenia i typowe zwroty z wyszukiwanym słowem

tournoiement

whirling

tournoyer

to whirl

whirling Przykłady ze Słownika PONS (zredagowane i sprawdzone)

to whirl sb (a)round

faire tourner qn

to give sth a whirl

essayer qc

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

The whirling camera effects and freaky sound mix overstates the point that our man really is not well.

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The chorus returns to the introductory heaviness with aggressive, cracked backup vocals, intense drumming, and whirling guitars.

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Another criticism is that the whirling dancers he uses to accompany his shows do not accurately display the correct dervish routines.

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The lyrics are often misheard as whirling or twirling instead of birling.

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Like particles in a supercollider, the whirling loops rush at an apparently superhuman speed, augmenting incrementally, note by note.

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They have a characteristic aerial courtship display which culminates in the pair locking talons mid-air and whirling earthwards in series of spectacular cartwheels.

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The spike turned the whirling blade into a storm of tensile shrapnel.

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All the energy produced is stored in accumulators and is used to illuminate the whirling turbine in the evenings.

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The name comes from whirling in place like a typhoon but always coming back to the same spot like a boomerang.

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As traditional publishing models sink back into the primordial muck, the swirling-whirling chaos of social media takes over our collective consciousness.

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