GOLD CONTENT po francusku - Tłumaczenie angielski-francuski

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. content RZ.

1. content [ˈkɒntɛnt] [ˈkɑntɛnt] (relative quantity):

content

teneur r.ż.

the fat/vitamin content

la teneur en matières grasses/en vitamines

low/high lead content (in soil, metal etc)

faible/forte teneur en plomb

to have a low/high fat content

être pauvre/riche en matières grasses

2. content [ˈkɒntɛnt] [ˈkɑntɛnt] (meaning):

content (of essay, article)

fond r.m.

content (of essay, article)

matière r.ż.

form and content LIT.

le fond et la forme

3. content [kənˈtɛnt] [kənˈtɛnt] (happiness):

content

contentement r.m.

II. contents ˈkɒntents RZ. rz. l.mn.

1. contents ˈkɒntents :

contents [ˈkɒntents] (of jar, bag)

contenu r.m.

contents [ˈkɒntents] (of house, for insurance)

biens r.m. l.mn. mobiliers

he emptied the drawer of its contents

il a vidé le tiroir de tout ce qu'il contenait

2. contents ˈkɒntents (of book, file):

list or table of contents

table r.ż. des matières

what were the contents of the letter?

que contenait cette lettre?

III. content PRZYM. [Brit kənˈtɛnt, Am kənˈtɛnt]

content

satisfait (with de)

to be content to do

se contenter de faire

not content with doing

non content de faire

she's content with her life

sa vie lui convient

he's content with what he has

il se contente de ce qu'il a

I'm quite content here

je suis bien ici

IV. content CZ. cz. przech. [Brit kənˈtɛnt, Am kənˈtɛnt] (please)

content

contenter

to be easily contented

se contenter de peu

V. to content oneself with CZ. cz. zwr.

to content oneself with cz. zwr. [kənˈtɛnt] [kənˈtɛnt]:

to content oneself with

se contenter de

to content oneself with doing

se contenter de faire

VI. content

to do sth to one's heart's content

faire qc autant que l'on veut

I. gold [Brit ɡəʊld, Am ɡoʊld] RZ.

1. gold (metal):

gold

or r.m.

£1, 000 in gold

1 000 livres sterling en or

to strike gold

découvrir un filon

to strike gold (become rich)

trouver le filon pot.

to strike gold athlete:

obtenir la médaille d'or

to strike gold przyd. jewellery, cutlery, tooth

en or

to strike gold coin, medal, ingot, wire

d'or

to strike gold ore, deposit, alloy

d'or

2. gold (colour):

gold

or r.m.

gold

couleur r.ż. or

3. gold → gold medal

II. gold [Brit ɡəʊld, Am ɡoʊld] PRZYSŁ.

to go gold pot. MUZ.

être disque d'or

III. gold [Brit ɡəʊld, Am ɡoʊld]

to be as good as gold

être sage comme une image

to have a heart of gold

avoir un cœur d'or

to be worth one's weight in gold

valoir son pesant d'or

gold medal RZ.

gold medal

médaille r.ż. d'or

w słowniku PONS

gold content RZ. no l.mn.

gold content

teneur r.ż. en or

w słowniku PONS

content¹ [ˈkɒntent, Am ˈkɑ:n-] RZ.

1. content (all things inside):

content

contenu r.m.

to have a high/low fat content

avoir une riche/pauvre teneur en matières grasses

2. content (substance):

content

substance r.ż.

I. content² [kənˈtent] CZ. cz. przech.

content

satisfaire

to content oneself with sth

se contenter de qc

II. content² [kənˈtent] PRZYM.

content

satisfait(e)

to one's heart's content

à souhait

to be content with sth

se satisfaire de qc

to be content to +infin

ne pas demander mieux que de +infin

I. gold [gəʊld, Am goʊld] RZ.

1. gold no l.mn., no nieokr. rodz. (metal or colour):

gold

or r.m.

2. gold no l.mn., no nieokr. rodz. (golden object):

gold

objet r.m. en or

zwroty:

to have a heart of gold

avoir un cœur en or

II. gold [gəʊld, Am goʊld] PRZYM.

1. gold (made of gold):

gold ring, tooth, watch

en or

gold medal, record, coin

d'or

2. gold <more gold, most gold> (colour):

gold

doré(e)

gold

or ndm.

zwroty:

not all that glitters is gold przysł.

tout ce qui brille n'est pas d'or

w słowniku PONS

gold content RZ.

gold content

teneur r.ż. en or

w słowniku PONS

content¹ [ˈkan·tent] RZ.

1. content (all things inside):

content

contenu r.m.

to have a high/low fat content

avoir une riche/pauvre teneur en matières grasses

2. content (substance):

content

substance r.ż.

I. content² [kən·ˈtent] CZ. cz. przech.

content

satisfaire

to content oneself with sth

se contenter de qc

II. content² [kən·ˈtent] PRZYM.

content

satisfait(e)

to one's heart's content

à souhait

to be content with sth

se satisfaire de qc

to be content to +infin

ne pas demander mieux que de +infin

I. gold [goʊld] RZ.

1. gold no nieokr. rodz. (metal or color):

gold

or r.m.

2. gold no nieokr. rodz. (golden object):

gold

objet r.m. en or

zwroty:

to have a heart of gold

avoir un cœur en or

II. gold [goʊld] PRZYM.

1. gold (made of gold):

gold ring, tooth, watch

en or

gold medal, record, coin

d'or

2. gold <more gold, most gold> (gold-colored):

gold

doré(e)

gold

or ndm.

zwroty:

not all that glitters is gold przysł.

tout ce qui brille n'est pas or przysł.

Present

I	content
you	content
he/she/it	contents
we	content
you	content
they	content

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

The mine was a substantial producer of gold and, initially, thought to be part of a significant deposit of the precious metal in the area.

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The combined seal, showing a key and axe crossed in gold on a blood-red ground, is known to have been in use from 1568.

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The largest pure gold nugget in the district was recovered from this creek in 1913.

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Even where small amounts of gold leaf are used the artwork does not lose its power and eloquence, but gains in mystery and profundity.

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They had aurore hussar-style braids on their tunic, gold epaulettes and red cuffs.

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