GATE-LEGGED TABLE po francusku - Tłumaczenie angielski-francuski

table à trois pieds

three-legged table

I. gate [Brit ɡeɪt, Am ɡeɪt] -gate RZ.

1. gate:

gate (of field, level crossing)

barrière r.ż.

gate (in underground railway)

portillon r.m. automatique

gate (of town, prison, garden)

porte r.ż.

gate (of courtyard, palace)

portail r.m.

gate (at airport)

porte r.ż.

please proceed to gate 12

veuillez vous rendre à la porte 12

at the gate

à l'entrée

2. gate SPORT:

there was a good gate at the match (money)

le match a fait une grosse recette

there was a gate of 29, 000

il y a eu 29 000 spectateurs

3. gate (in skiing):

gate

porte r.ż.

4. gate INF.:

gate

porte r.ż.

II. gate [Brit ɡeɪt, Am ɡeɪt] -gate CZ. cz. przech. pot. Brit

gate

coller pot.

III. gate [Brit ɡeɪt, Am ɡeɪt] -gate

to give sb/get the gate pot. Am

mettre qn/être mis à la porte

-gate Info

-gate

Depuis l'affaire des écoutes de l'immeuble du Watergate qui entraîna la démission du président Nixon, le suffixe -gate est employé pour parler d'un scandale dans les milieux politiques américains et britanniques (Irangate, Monicagate).

I. leg [Brit lɛɡ, Am lɛɡ] RZ.

1. leg ANAT.:

leg (of person)

jambe r.ż.

leg (of animal) (gen)

patte r.ż.

leg (of horse)

jambe r.ż.

to have a bad leg pot.

être infirme d'une jambe

to stand on one leg

se tenir debout sur une jambe

my legs can't go any further

mes jambes ne me portent plus

my legs can't go any further przyd. movement, muscle

de la jambe

my legs can't go any further pain

à la jambe

my legs can't go any further exercises

pour les jambes

2. leg (of furniture):

leg

pied r.m.

3. leg GASTR.:

leg (of lamb)

gigot r.m.

leg (of veal)

cuisseau r.m.

leg (of poultry, pork, game, frog)

cuisse r.ż.

leg (of venison)

cuissot r.m.

4. leg (of trousers):

leg

jambe r.ż.

these trousers are too long in the leg

ce pantalon a les jambes trop longues

5. leg (of journey, race):

leg

étape r.ż.

6. leg SPORT (in football):

leg

manche r.ż.

II. leg <part prés legging; cz. przeszł., part passé legged> [Brit lɛɡ, Am lɛɡ] CZ. cz. przech. pot.

to leg it (walk)

arquer pot.

to leg it (walk fast)

galoper pot.

to leg it (run away)

cavaler pot.

III. -legged W WYR. ZŁ.

three-legged furniture

à trois pieds

four-/six-legged animal

à quatre/six pattes

long-legged person

à jambes longues

long-legged animal

à longues pattes

bare-legged

jambes nues

IV. leg [Brit lɛɡ, Am lɛɡ]

break a leg pot.! TEATR

je te dis merde! slang

break a leg pot.! Am (get lost)

lâche-moi les baskets! pot.

shake a leg!

remue-toi!

she doesn't have a leg to stand on

elle n'a rien sur quoi s'appuyer, elle n'a aucun argument valable

show a leg pot.!

sors-toi du lit pot.

to be all legs

être tout en jambe

to be on its last legs machine, car:

avoir fait son temps

to be on its last legs regime:

ne plus en avoir pour longtemps

to be on its last legs company:

être au bord de la faillite

he is on his last legs

il n'en a plus pour longtemps

to cost an arm and a leg

coûter les yeux de la tête

to get one's leg over slang

s'envoyer en l'air slang

to give sb a leg up pot.

faire la courte échelle à qn

to give sb a leg up przen.

dépanner qn pot.

to pull sb's leg

faire marcher qn

I. table [Brit ˈteɪb(ə)l, Am ˈteɪbəl] RZ.

1. table (piece of furniture):

table

table r.ż.

garden/kitchen table

table de jardin/de cuisine

at table

à table

to lay or set the table

mettre le couvert or la table

to put sth on the table przen. Brit (propose) proposal, offer

avancer

to put sth on the table Am (postpone) proposal, offer

ajourner

the proposal is now on the table Brit

la proposition est à présent déposée

the offer is still on the table

l'offre tient toujours

the UN is trying to get the warring parties round the table

l'ONU tente de réunir les parties en conflit autour de la table de négociations

he keeps a good table przen.

on mange bien chez lui

2. table (list):

table

table r.ż.

table

tableau r.m.

to present sth in table form

présenter qc sous forme de table

3. table MAT.:

table

table r.ż.

the six-times table MAT.

la table de six

to learn one's tables MAT.

apprendre ses tables de multiplication

4. table SPORT:

table, a. league table

classement r.m.

to be at the top/bottom of the table

être en tête/en bas du classement

5. table GEOG.:

table

plateau r.m.

6. table HIST. (tablet):

table

table r.ż.

the Tables of the Law

les Tables de la Loi

II. table [Brit ˈteɪb(ə)l, Am ˈteɪbəl] CZ. cz. przech.

1. table Brit (present):

table bill, amendment, proposal

présenter

to table sth for discussion

soumettre qc au débat

2. table Am (postpone):

table motion, bill, amendment

ajourner

III. table [Brit ˈteɪb(ə)l, Am ˈteɪbəl]

I can drink you under the table

je tiens mieux l'alcool que toi

she drank everyone under the table

quand tous les autres étaient soûls, elle se tenait toujours debout

to do sth under the table

faire qc sous le manteau

to turn the tables on sb

renverser les rôles aux dépens de qn

to lay or put one's cards on the table

jouer cartes sur table

gate-legged table, gate-leg table RZ.

gate-legged table

table r.ż. à abattants

gate [geɪt] RZ.

1. gate (entrance barrier):

gate of field

barrière r.ż.

gate of garden, property

portail r.m.

safety gate

portail de sécurité

safety gate KOL.

barrière r.ż. automatique

2. gate (for horses):

starting gate

starting-gate

3. gate (number of paying customers):

gate

entrées fpl

4. gate LOT.:

gate

porte r.ż.

5. gate NAUT.:

gate

vanne r.ż.

I. table [ˈteɪbl] RZ.

1. table (piece of furniture):

table

table r.ż.

to lay the table

mettre la table

2. table (group of people):

table

tablée r.ż.

3. table (collection of information) a. INF.:

table

tableau r.m.

the two-times table MAT.

la table (de multiplication) de 2

zwroty:

to do sth under the table (illegally)

faire qc sous le manteau

to be under the table pot. (be drunk)

rouler sous la table

to put sth on the table (submit)

présenter qc

to put sth on the table Am (postpone)

remettre qc

to turn the tables on sb

prendre sa revanche sur qn

II. table [ˈteɪbl] CZ. cz. przech.

1. table Brit, Aus (propose):

table

présenter

2. table Am (postpone):

table

remettre

gate-leg table RZ.

gate-leg table

table r.ż. à abattants

gate [geɪt] RZ.

1. gate (entrance barrier):

gate of field

barrière r.ż.

gate of garden, property

portail r.m.

safety gate

portail de sécurité

safety gate KOL.

barrière automatique

2. gate (for horses):

starting gate

starting-gate r.m.

3. gate (number of paying customers):

gate

entrées fpl

4. gate LOT.:

gate

porte r.ż.

5. gate NAUT.:

gate

vanne r.ż.

I. table [ˈteɪ·bl] RZ.

1. table (piece of furniture):

table

table r.ż.

to set the table

mettre la table

2. table (group of people):

table

tablée r.ż.

3. table (collection of information) a. comput:

table

tableau r.m.

the two-times table math

la table (de multiplication) de deux

zwroty:

to do sth under the table (illegally)

faire qc sous le manteau

to be under the table pot. (be drunk)

rouler sous la table

to put sth on the table (submit)

présenter qc

to put sth on the table (postpone)

ajourner qc

to turn the tables on sb

prendre sa revanche sur qn

II. table [ˈteɪ·bl] CZ. cz. przech. (postpone)

table

ajourner

Present

I	gate
you	gate
he/she/it	gates
we	gate
you	gate
they	gate

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

The entire book is rife with slightly humorous stories of leg-lengthening services and long nights of wailing in tongues.

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He began swimming regularly at age eight as part of his rehabilitation from a serious leg injury incurred after running through a plate glass window.

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Halfway across the leg the angle of attack was eased and it became a short reach to bear down on the mark.

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Some decisions, such as leg before wicket, always require an appeal and the umpire's decision, as no batsman will pre-empt the umpire on what requires fine judgment of several factors.

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All that was left of the aged doctor was the lower half of his right leg with the slipper still on it.

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