LOOSE BOX - Traduzione inglese-francese

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

loose box SOST ingl brit

loose box

box m

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. loose [ingl brit luːs, ingl am lus] AGG

1. loose (not firm or tight) lett:

loose knot, lace, screw

desserré

loose nail, handle

branlant

loose joint

lâche

loose component, section

mal fixé

loose button

qui se découd

loose thread

décousu

loose tooth

qui se déchausse

to come or work loose knot, screw:

se desserrer

to come or work loose brick, handle:

être branlant

to come or work loose nail:

lâcher

to come or work loose tooth:

se déchausser

to work [sth] loose rope, knot, screw, fixture

desserrer

to work [sth] loose nail, post

dégager

to work [sth] loose brick, bar

desceller

to hang loose hair:

être dénoué

to hang loose rope, reins, thread:

pendre

hang loose colloq! ingl am

détends-toi!

loose connection ELETTR

faux contact

2. loose (free):

loose animal

échappé

the bull's loose

le taureau s'est échappé

to break loose animal:

s'échapper (from de)

to break loose fig

rompre (from avec)

to cut sb loose

détacher qn

to roam or run loose

courir en liberté

to let or set or turn loose animal, prisoner

libérer

he let the dogs loose on me

il a lâché les chiens sur moi

I wouldn't let her loose on a classroom

je ne la laisserais pas seule face à une classe

I wouldn't let first year students loose on Joyce!

je ne ferais pas lire Joyce aux étudiants de première année!

to let loose with criticism/insults

critiquer/insulter sans retenue

3. loose COMM (not packed):

loose tea, tobacco, sweets, vegetables

en vrac

we sell envelopes loose

nous vendons les enveloppes au détail

just put the apples in the bag loose

mettez donc les pommes à même le sac or directement dans le sac

4. loose (that has come apart):

loose card, page

volant

loose stone, fragment

détaché

a loose sheet of paper

une feuille volante

these pages have come loose

ces pages se sont détachées

loose rust/paint

rouille/peinture friable

‘loose chippings’ ingl brit, ‘loose gravel’ ingl am (roadsign)

‘attention gravillons’

5. loose:

loose (not close-fitting) dress, jacket, trousers

ample

loose fold, waistband

large

loose collar

lâche

loose (flaccid) skin

flasque

loose muscle

détendu

6. loose (not compacted):

loose soil

meuble

loose link, weave

lâche

loose structure

lâche

loose association, alliance

vague

to have loose bowels

avoir la diarrhée

loose maul (in rugby)

mêlée ouverte

7. loose (not strict or exact):

loose translation, version

assez libre, approximatif/-ive

loose wording

imprécis

loose interpretation

assez libre, large

loose guideline

vague

loose discipline, style

relâché

8. loose (dissolute):

loose morals

dissolu, relâché

loose living

débauche f

loose living

vie f de débauche

9. loose (spare):

loose cash, funds

disponible

II. the loose SOST (in rugby)

the loose

la mêlée ouverte

III. loose [ingl brit luːs, ingl am lus] VB vb trans letter

1. loose (release):

loose

libérer

2. loose (shoot):

loose arrow

tirer

IV. loose [ingl brit luːs, ingl am lus]

on the loose prisoner, criminal, animal

qui s'est échappé

on the loose troublemakers

déchaîné

there's a killer/lion on the loose

il y a un tueur/lion qui s'est échappé

there is a gang of hooligans on the loose in the town

il y a une bande de voyous qui rôdent dans les rues de la ville

he is still on the loose

il est toujours en liberté or en cavale colloq

to be at a loose end ingl brit , to be at loose ends ingl am

être désœuvré, ne pas trop savoir quoi faire

to tie up the loose ends

régler les derniers détails

to have a loose tongue

ne pas savoir tenir sa langue

I. box [ingl brit bɒks, ingl am bɑks] SOST

1. box:

box (small, cardboard)

boîte f

box (larger, crate)

caisse f

box of matches/of chocolates

boîte d'allumettes/de chocolats

to sell apples by the box

vendre des pommes par caisses

it comes in a box

cela se vend en boîte

2. box (on page):

box

case f

put a tick in the box

cocher la case

3. box (seating area):

box TEATR

loge f

box SPORT

tribune f

4. box (in stable):

box

box m

5. box ingl brit SPORT (for protection):

box

coquille f

6. box (television) colloq:

the box

la télé

7. box SPORT:

box (in soccer)

surface f de réparation

box (in baseball)

emplacement m

8. box (in gymnastics):

box

cheval m de saut

9. box (for post):

box, a. Box

boîte f postale

Box 20

BP 20

10. box AUTO CORSE (for gears, steering, axle):

box

boîte f

11. box (slap):

a box on the ear

une gifle

12. box BOT:

box

buis m

box attr hedge, furniture

en buis

13. box ingl brit TRASP → box junction

14. box (dilemma):

box colloq

impasse f

15. box colloq INFORM:

box

machine f

II. box [ingl brit bɒks, ingl am bɑks] VB vb trans

1. box (pack) → box up

2. box (fight):

box opponent

boxer

3. box (strike):

to box sb's ears

gifler qn

4. box NAUT:

to box the compass

réciter la rose des vents

III. box [ingl brit bɒks, ingl am bɑks] VB vb intr SPORT

box

boxer

IV. boxed AGG

boxed note, information:

boxed

en encadré

boxed set

coffret m

boxed advert

encadré m

box junction SOST ingl brit TRASP

box junction

milieu m d'intersection (délimité par des bandes jaunes)

I. box up VB [ingl brit bɒks -, ingl am bɑks -] (box up [sth], box [sth] up)

box up

mettre [qc] en caisse, encaisser

nel dizionario PONS

box (dans une écurie)

loose-box

nel dizionario PONS

I. loose [lu:s] AGG

1. loose (not tight):

loose knot, rope, screw

desserré(e)

loose clothing

ample

loose skin

relâché(e)

loose connection

mauvais contact m

2. loose (partly detached, not confined):

loose

détaché(e)

to get loose

se détacher

to let a dog loose on sb

lâcher un chien sur qn

loose sheet of paper

feuille f de papier libre

3. loose (release):

to let sth loose

lâcher qc

4. loose (not exact):

loose

vague

loose translation

approximatif(-ive)

5. loose (not strict or controlled):

loose discipline, style

relâché(e)

6. loose (sexually immoral):

loose

amoral(e)

loose living

vie f dissolue

loose morals

mœurs fpl relâchées

II. loose [lu:s] AVV

to hang loose

pendre

locuzioni:

hang loose!

reste calme!

III. loose [lu:s] SOST

to be on the loose

être en cavale

IV. loose [lu:s] VB vb trans form

loose

lâcher

box¹ [bɒks, ingl am bɑ:ks] SOST

1. box:

box (container)

boîte f

box (of large format)

caisse f

a (cardboard) box

un carton

chocolate box

boîte de chocolats

tool box

boîte à outils

2. box (rectangular space):

box

case f

3. box (small space):

to be just a box

être grand comme un mouchoir de poche

4. box TEATR:

box

loge f

5. box ingl Aus, ingl brit SPORT:

box

coquille f

6. box colloq (television):

the box

la télé

7. box (box junction):

box

zone d'intersection quadrillée en jaune

8. box no pl (tree):

box

buis m

I. box² [bɒks, ingl am bɑ:ks] SOST

box

gifle f

to give sb a box on the ears

gifler qn

II. box² [bɒks, ingl am bɑ:ks] VB vb intr SPORT

box

faire de la boxe

III. box² [bɒks, ingl am bɑ:ks] VB vb trans

1. box SPORT:

box

boxer

2. box (hit):

to box someone's ears

gifler qn

nel dizionario PONS

I. loose [lus] AGG

1. loose (not tight):

loose knot, rope, screw

desserré(e)

loose clothing

ample

loose skin

relâché(e)

loose connection

mauvais contact m

2. loose (partly detached, not confined):

loose

détaché(e)

to get loose

se détacher

to let a dog loose on sb

lâcher un chien sur qn

loose sheet of paper

feuille f de papier séparée

3. loose (release):

to let sth loose

lâcher qc

4. loose (not exact):

loose

vague

loose translation

approximatif(-ive)

5. loose (not strict or controlled):

loose discipline, style

relâché(e)

6. loose (sexually immoral):

loose

amoral(e)

loose living

vie f dissolue

loose morals

mœurs fpl relâchées

II. loose [lus] AVV

to hang loose

pendre

locuzioni:

hang loose!

reste calme!

III. loose [lus] SOST

to be on the loose

être en cavale

IV. loose [lus] VB vb trans form

loose

lâcher

box¹ [baks] SOST

1. box:

box (container)

boîte f

box (of large format)

caisse f

(cardboard) box

carton m

tool box

boîte à outils

2. box (rectangular space):

box

case f

3. box (small space):

to be just a box

être grand comme un mouchoir de poche

4. box TEATR:

box

loge f

5. box (tree):

box

buis m

I. box² [baks] SOST

box

gifle f

to give sb a box on the ears

gifler qn

II. box² [baks] VB vb intr sports

box

faire de la boxe

III. box² [baks] VB vb trans

1. box sports:

box

boxer

2. box (hit):

to box someone's ears

gifler qn

Present

I	loose
you	loose
he/she/it	looses
we	loose
you	loose
they	loose

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

They are ready to go right out of the box and as familiar as a Caesar salad.

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Previously an expert commentator in the commentary box.

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But now the tax will be an optional checkoff box on the tax return.

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Nobody more deserved to be in the commentary box at that moment than he.

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Let's experiment with the combo box.

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