bathing cap nell'Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Traduzioni di bathing cap nel dizionario inglese»francese

bathing cap SOST

bathing cap

bonnet m de bain

Traduzioni di bathing cap nel dizionario francese»inglese

bonnet de bain

bathing cap

Traduzioni di bathing cap nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.bathe [ingl brit beɪð, ingl am beɪð] SOST ingl brit form

bathe

bain m

to go for or to have a bathe

aller se baigner

II.bathe [ingl brit beɪð, ingl am beɪð] VB vb trans

1. bathe wound:

bathe

laver (in dans, with à)

to bathe one's feet

prendre un bain de pieds

2. bathe letter wave shore:

bathe

baigner

3. bathe ingl am child:

bathe

baigner

III.bathe [ingl brit beɪð, ingl am beɪð] VB vb intr

1. bathe (swim):

bathe person:

se baigner

to go bathing

aller se baigner

2. bathe ingl am (take bath):

bathe

prendre un bain

3. bathe letter:

to be bathed in sweat

ruisseler de

to be bathed in light

être inondé de

to be bathed in tears

être baigné de

bathing [ingl brit ˈbeɪðɪŋ, ingl am ˈbeɪðɪŋ] SOST

bathing

baignade f

‘bathing prohibited’

‘baignade interdite’

I.cap [ingl brit kap, ingl am kæp] SOST

1. cap (headgear):

cap (peaked)

casquette f

cap (of nurse)

coiffe f

cap (of jockey)

toque f

2. cap ingl brit SPORT:

he's got his Scottish cap

il a été selectionné pour l'équipe écossaise

he's an England cap

il joue pour l'Angleterre

3. cap (cover):

cap (of pen, valve)

capuchon m

cap (of bottle)

capsule f

cap (for camera lens)

bouchon m

4. cap (of mushroom):

cap

chapeau m

5. cap (for toy gun):

cap

amorce f

6. cap ODONT:

cap

couronne f

7. cap ingl brit:

cap, a. Dutch cap

diaphragme m (contraceptif)

to be fitted for a cap

se faire poser un diaphragme

8. cap ARCHIT:

cap

chapiteau m

9. cap (bird's plumage):

cap

capuchon m

II.cap <part pres capping; pret, part perf capped> [ingl brit kap, ingl am kæp] VB vb trans

1. cap government:

cap AMMIN, FIN local authority

imposer une limite budgétaire à

cap budget

plafonner

2. cap ODONT:

cap tooth

couronner

3. cap ingl brit SPORT:

cap footballer

sélectionner [qn] pour l'équipe nationale

to be capped for Wales

être sélectionné pour l'équipe galloise

4. cap (cover):

cap

couronner

the hills were capped with snow

les collines étaient couronnées de neige

III.cap [ingl brit kap, ingl am kæp]

to cap it all

pour couronner le tout

to go to sb cap in hand

se présenter à qn chapeau bas

to set one's cap at ingl brit or for ingl am sb disuso

jeter son dévolu sur qn

if the cap fits, wear it!

qui se sent morveux se mouche!

cap. [ingl brit kap, ingl am kæp] SOST

cap. → capital letter

cap.

maj

CAP SOST abrév

CAP → Common Agricultural Policy

Vedi anche: Common Agricultural Policy

Common Agricultural Policy, CAP SOST

Common Agricultural Policy

politique f agricole commune

bathing cap nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di bathing cap nel dizionario inglese»francese

swimming [or bathing] cap

bonnet m de bain

Traduzioni di bathing cap nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.cap¹ [kæp] SOST

1. cap (hat):

cap

casquette f

shower cap

bonnet m de douche

swimming [or bathing] cap

bonnet m de bain

2. cap UNIV:

cap and gown

costume m académique

cap and gown scherz, iron

tenue f d'apparat

3. cap (cover):

cap

couvercle m

cap of a bottle

bouchon m

cap of a pen, lens

capuchon m

cap of a mushroom

chapeau m

cap of a tooth

émail m

4. cap (limit):

cap

plafond m

5. cap MED (contraceptive):

cap

diaphragme m

locuzioni:

cap in hand

chapeau bas

to put on one's thinking cap colloq

cogiter

if the cap fits, wear it ingl brit prov

qui se sent morveux se mouche

to set one's cap at [or ingl am for] sb

jeter son dévolu sur qn

II.cap¹ <-pp-> [kæp] VB vb trans

1. cap (limit):

cap

limiter

2. cap ingl brit SPORT (select for national team):

cap

sélectionner pour l'équipe nationale

3. cap (cover):

cap a. fig

coiffer

cap bottle

capsuler

cap a tooth

recouvrir d'émail

to cap a pen

remettre le capuchon d'un stylo

4. cap (outdo):

cap

surpasser

to cap it all

pour couronner le tout

bathing SOST no pl

bathing

baignade f

to go bathing

aller se baigner

I.bathe [beɪð] VB vb intr

1. bathe (swim):

bathe

se baigner

2. bathe ingl am (bath):

bathe

prendre un bain

II.bathe [beɪð] VB vb trans

1. bathe MED:

bathe

baigner

to bathe one's eyes

se rincer les yeux

to bathe one's feet

prendre un bain de pieds

2. bathe fig:

bathe

baigner

to be bathed in sweat/tears

être en nage/baigné de larmes

CAP [ˌsi:eiˈpi:] SOST

CAP eu abbreviazione di Common Agricultural Policy

CAP

PAC f

cap² [kæp] SOST

cap TIPOGR, GIORN abbreviazione di capital (letter)

cap

capitale f

in caps

en capitales

Vedi anche: capital letter

capital letter SOST

capital letter

lettre f capitale

in capital letters

en lettres capitales

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

Brainwaves are monitored in a non-invasive procedure that involves placing a cap on the subject's head, similar to a bathing cap.

en.wikipedia.org

By the 1930s, bare arms and legs were allowed, but the bathing suits were still quite heavy and you had to wear your bathing cap.

www.simcoe.com

In addition, the swimmers will wear pink bathing caps.

www.thesudburystar.com

She's hanging up her bathing cap and goggles, at least for now.

publications.mcgill.ca

In fact, the club donated about 30 pairs of goggles, six bathing suits, one pair of fins, 20 bathing caps and club t-shirts.

www.cambridgetimes.ca

I'm sure you can remember having to wear that horrible bathing cap as a child.

www.simcoe.com

One magazine spread showed off the range of swimmers' bathing caps in all their tantalizing (if not exactly functional) variety.

www.slate.com

For 3 old pennies a customer hired a bathing costume and for 6 old pennies they could hire the whole package which consisted of a bathing cap, costume and towel.

en.wikipedia.org

She swam with dolphins, a bathing cap covering her head that was still bald from chemo.

www.stcatharinesstandard.ca

On the night, in pink swimming costume and bathing cap, she performed her dive surprisingly well.

metro.co.uk