CHATTERING CLASSES - Traduzione inglese-francese

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chattering classes SOST sost pl pegg

chattering classes

bourgeois mpl de gauche pegg

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. class [ingl brit klɑːs, ingl am klæs] SOST

1. class SOCIOL:

class

classe f

the working classes

la classe ouvrière

2. class:

class SCUOLA, UNIV (group of students)

classe f

class (lesson)

cours m (in de)

in class

en cours or classe

to give a class

assurer un cours

to take a class ingl brit

assurer un cours

to take a class ingl am

suivre un cours

3. class ingl am (year group):

class SCUOLA, UNIV

promotion f

class SCUOLA, UNIV

classe f

4. class (category):

class (gen)

classe f

class (gen)

catégorie f

class DIR (of offence)

type m

class (of vehicle)

catégorie f

class NAUT (of ship, submarine)

classe f

to be in a class of one's own or by oneself

être hors catégorie

she's in a different class from

il n'y a aucune comparaison possible entre elle et

he's not in the same class as

il n'arrive pas à la cheville de

5. class (elegance):

class colloq

classe f

to have class

avoir de la classe

to add a touch of class to sth

donner un peu de distinction à qc

6. class TRASP:

class

classe f

to travel first/second class

voyager en première/deuxième classe

a first/second class seat

une place de première/deuxième classe

7. class ingl brit UNIV:

class

≈ mention f

what was the class of your degree?

≈ est-ce que vous avez eu votre licence avec mention?

a first-/second-class degree

≈ licence avec mention très bien/bien

8. class:

class BIOL, MAT

classe f

II. class [ingl brit klɑːs, ingl am klæs] AGG colloq (excellent)

class

de classe

III. class [ingl brit klɑːs, ingl am klæs] VB vb trans

1. class:

to class among, to class with

classer parmi

to class among, to class with

classer avec

locuzioni:

to class as

assimiler à

I. chattering [ingl brit ˈtʃatərɪŋ, ingl am ˈtʃædərɪŋ] SOST

chattering

bavardage m

II. chattering [ingl brit ˈtʃatərɪŋ, ingl am ˈtʃædərɪŋ] AGG

chattering person:

chattering

qui bavarde

I. chatter [ingl brit ˈtʃatə, ingl am ˈtʃædər] SOST

chatter (of person)

bavardage m

chatter (of crowd, audience)

bourdonnement m

chatter (of birds) (gen)

gazouillis m

chatter (of magpies)

jacassement m

chatter (of machine)

cliquetis m

II. chatter [ingl brit ˈtʃatə, ingl am ˈtʃædər] VB vb intr a. chatter away, chatter on

chatter person:

bavarder

chatter birds:

gazouiller

chatter magpies:

jacasser

chatter machine:

cliqueter

her teeth were chattering

elle claquait des dents

his teeth were chattering with the cold

le froid le faisait claquer des dents

nel dizionario PONS

the chattering classes ingl brit colloq pegg

les intellos mpl

nel dizionario PONS

I. chatter SOST

chatter

conversation f

chatter of birds

pépiements mpl

to break out in chatter

bavarder

II. chatter VB vb intr

1. chatter (converse):

to chatter about sth

converser à propos de qc

to chatter about everything and nothing

parler de tout et de rien

to chatter away

parler sans cesse

2. chatter (make clacking noises):

chatter

claquer

chatter machines

cliqueter

chatter birds

pépier

3. chatter INFORM:

chatter

chatter

locuzioni:

the chattering classes ingl brit colloq pegg

les intellos mpl

I. class [klɑ:s, ingl am klæs] SOST

1. class (student group):

class

classe f

2. class (lesson):

class

cours m

3. class ingl am UNIV (graduates):

class

promotion f

4. class (quality):

the middle/working class

la classe moyenne/ouvrière

the upper class

la haute société

5. class (grade):

class

classe f

to send sth first/second class

envoyer qc en première/seconde classe

6. class ingl brit, ingl Aus (type of degree):

class

mention f

a first class honours degree

une licence avec mention très bien

locuzioni:

to be in a class of one's own

être le meilleur dans sa catégorie

to be out of sb's class

ne pas être aussi bon que qn

II. class <inv> [klɑ:s, ingl am klæs] AGG

class

de classe

a world-class champion

un champion hors pair

III. class [klɑ:s, ingl am klæs] VB vb trans

class

classer

to class sb as sth

considérer qn à qc

nel dizionario PONS

I. class [klæs] SOST

1. class (student group):

class

classe f

2. class (lesson):

class

cours m

3. class UNIV (graduates):

class

promotion f

the class of 2007

la promotion de 2007

4. class (quality):

the middle/working class

la classe moyenne/ouvrière

the upper class

la haute société

5. class (grade):

class

classe f

locuzioni:

to be in a class of one's own

être le meilleur dans sa catégorie

II. class <inv> [klæs] AGG

class

de classe

world-class champion

champion m hors pair

III. class [klæs] VB vb trans

class

classer

to class sb as sth

considérer qn comme qc

I. chatter SOST

chatter

conversation f

chatter of birds

pépiements mpl

II. chatter VB vb intr

1. chatter (converse):

to chatter about sth

converser à propos de qc

to chatter away

parler sans cesse

2. chatter (make clacking noises):

chatter

claquer

chatter machines

cliqueter

chatter birds

pépier

3. chatter comput:

chatter

chatter

Present

I	class
you	class
he/she/it	classes
we	class
you	class
they	class

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Banking was of the small, back-street variety, run by the urban lower-middle class of petty shop-keepers.

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This wardrobe malfunction went unnoticed until his pre-practice class room session with his warriors.

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It makes possible an initial accumulation of wealth, which in turn enables the formation of an elite or ruling class.

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His drawing is first class and his dialogue superb, adding credibility to his characterization while moving the story along at a laconic lick.

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Many of the upper middle class regarded amateur theatre as at best a harmless pleasure with no particular moral or aesthetic merit.

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