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Traduzioni di plot nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.plot [ingl brit plɒt, ingl am plɑt] SOST

1. plot (conspiracy):

plot

complot m

plot

conspiration f (against contre, to do pour faire)

an assassination plot

un complot d'assassinat

2. plot (of novel, film, play):

plot CINEM, LETTER

intrigue f

the plot thickens

l'histoire se corse

3. plot (for growing plants):

plot of land

parcelle f de terre

a vegetable plot

un carré de légumes

4. plot EDIL (site):

plot

terrain m à bâtir

5. plot (in cemetery):

plot

concession f funéraire

II.plot <part pres plotting; pret, part perf plotted> [ingl brit plɒt, ingl am plɑt] VB vb trans

1. plot (plan):

plot murder, attack, return

comploter

plot revolution

fomenter

to plot to do

comploter de faire

2. plot (chart):

plot course

relever [qc] sur une carte

plot progress

tracer [qc] sur une carte

we plotted our position on the map

nous avons pointé notre position sur la carte

3. plot (on graph):

plot MAT, STAT curve, graph

tracer [qc] point par point

plot figures, points

reporter

to plot the progress/decline of sth

tracer la courbe de progression/déclin de qc

4. plot LETTER (invent):

plot episode, story, destiny

inventer

a carefully/thinly plotted play

une pièce à l'intrigue bien construite/bien mince

III.plot <part pres plotting; pret, part perf plotted> [ingl brit plɒt, ingl am plɑt] VB vb intr (conspire)

plot

conspirer (against contre)

to plot together

conspirer ensemble

IV.plot [ingl brit plɒt, ingl am plɑt]

to lose the plot

perdre la tête

building plot SOST

building plot

terrain m à bâtir

plot twist [ˈplɒ(t) twɪst, ingl amˈplɑ(t) ˌtwɪst] SOST

plot twist

rebondissement m

Gunpowder Plot STOR

Gunpowder Plot

Conspiration f des Poudres

Vedi anche: Bonfire Night

Bonfire Night Info

Bonfire Night

Fête britannique qui commémore l'échec de la Conspiration des Poudres. Le 5 novembre 1605, des conspirateurs catholiques menés par Guy Fawkes tentèrent de faire sauter le Parlement pour se débarrasser du roi et de son gouvernement, mais ils furent découverts et exécutés. Aujourd'hui, on brûle des effigies du Guy dans de grands feux de joie (bonfires), et on tire des feux d'artifice.

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pocket-handkerchief (very small) garden, plot

grand comme un mouchoir de poche

pared-down prose, plot

dépouillé

Traduzioni di plot nel dizionario francese»inglese

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comploter attentat, ruine

to plot

comploter

to plot (contre against, de faire to do)

machiner trahison

to plot

complot

plot (contre against)

ourdir un complot

to hatch a plot

faire partie du complot

to be in on the plot

mettre qn dans le complot

to let sb in on the plot

lopin (de terre)

patch of land, plot (of land)

plot nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di plot nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.plot [plɒt, ingl am plɑ:t] SOST

1. plot (conspiracy, secret plan):

plot

complot m

the Gunpowder Plot

la Conspiration des Poudres

2. plot (story line):

plot

intrigue f

3. plot (small piece of land):

plot

parcelle f

building plot

parcelle à bâtir

garden plot

jardin m

vegetable plot

potager m

locuzioni:

the plot thickens scherz, iron

les choses se compliquent

II.plot <-tt-> [plɒt, ingl am plɑ:t] VB vb trans

1. plot (conspire):

plot

comploter

2. plot (create):

plot story line

écrire

3. plot (present or represent graphically):

plot curve

tracer

4. plot MILIT:

plot position

pointer

III.plot <-tt-> [plɒt, ingl am plɑ:t] VB vb intr

plot

comploter

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the plot thickens fig

les choses se compliquent

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machination

plot

lopin de terre

plot of land

intrigue

plot

c'est l'instigateur du complot

he's behind the plot

traficoter

to plot

mitonner qc avenir

to plot sth

trafiquer

to plot

tramer coup

to plot

plot Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

the film is weak on plot

le film manque d'action

to plot one's bearings

tracer sa route

the plot thickens fig

les choses se compliquent

building plot

parcelle à bâtir

garden plot

jardin m

vegetable plot

potager m

the plot thickens scherz, iron

les choses se compliquent

a tangled plot fig

une intrigue compliquée

to nip a plot in the bud

étouffer un complot dans l'œuf

to have nothing to do with an affair/a plot

être étranger à une affaire/un complot

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

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Part of the plot revolves around retrieving the missing master copy of a film cartridge that makes viewers lose all interest in anything other than viewing it.

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She added that the plot exposes the venality and base instincts lurking behind the fake grins which adorn the faces of the characters at the beginning of the episode.

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After the battering ram plot is foiled, a prolonged siege ensues.

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This plot may identify serial correlations in the residuals.

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There have been some variations of the plot in different versions of the play/film.

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A policeman's investigations lead him to a beautiful, enigmatic woman and the revelation of a sinister plot to manipulate the population through mass hypnosis.

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These films launched a melodramatic sub-genre known as lacrima movie (i.e. tearjerker movie), usually characterized by plot involving unfortunate children and fatal diseases.

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Briefings take place at the start of each mission, which advance the plot and introduce new characters.

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As in the split-plot design, strip-plot designs result when the randomization in the experiment has been restricted in some way.

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The principal characters are noblemen ("galanes") and ladies ("damas") who work out a plot involving love, jealousy, honor and sometimes also piety or patriotism.

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