hum nell'Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Traduzioni di hum nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.hum [ingl brit hʌm, ingl am həm] SOST

1. hum (sound):

hum (of insect, aircraft, engine, traffic, voices)

bourdonnement m

hum (of machinery)

ronronnement m

2. hum ingl brit colloq (bad smell):

hum

puanteur f

II.hum [ingl brit hʌm, ingl am həm] INTER (in hesitation)

hum

heu

III.hum <part pres humming; pret, part perf hummed> [ingl brit hʌm, ingl am həm] VB vb trans

hum person tune:

hum

fredonner (to, for à)

IV.hum <part pres humming; pret, part perf hummed> [ingl brit hʌm, ingl am həm] VB vb intr

1. hum (make a low sound):

hum person:

fredonner

hum insect, aircraft:

bourdonner

hum machine:

ronronner

to hum along to a tune

fredonner sur un air

to hum to oneself

fredonner tout bas

2. hum (bustle):

hum factory floor, office:

bourdonner

to hum with activity/life

bourdonner d'activité/de vie

3. hum ingl brit colloq (smell):

hum

sentir mauvais

Vedi anche: haw

I.haw [ingl brit hɔː, ingl am hɔ] SOST

1. haw BOT:

haw

cenelle f

2. haw ZOOL:

haw

paupière f nictitante

II.haw [ingl brit hɔː, ingl am hɔ] INTER disuso

haw! haw!

ha! ha!

III.haw [ingl brit hɔː, ingl am hɔ]

to hum ingl brit or hem ingl am and haw

balbutier

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to hum ingl brit or hem ingl am and haw

balbutier

Traduzioni di hum nel dizionario francese»inglese

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fredonner

to hum

chantonner

to hum [sth] to oneself

chantonner

to hum to oneself

bourdonnement (de moteur)

hum

bruire insecte:

to hum

bourdonner moteur:

to hum

siffler/fredonner un air

to whistle/to hum a tune

hum nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di hum nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.hum¹ <-mm-> [hʌm] VB vb intr

1. hum (make a low continuous sound) a. fig:

hum bee

bourdonner

hum machine

vrombir

hum person

fredonner

2. hum (be full of activity):

hum

bourdonner d'activité

to make things hum

faire tourner les affaires

3. hum ingl brit colloq (stink):

hum

chlinguer

locuzioni:

to hum and haw ingl brit, ingl Aus

tourner autour du pot

II.hum¹ <-mm-> [hʌm] VB vb trans

hum

fredonner

III.hum¹ <-mm-> [hʌm] SOST

hum of insect

bourdonnement m

hum of machinery, plane

vrombissement m

hum of voices

bruit m sourd

hum of melody

fredonnement m

hum² [hʌm] INTER

hum

hmm!

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to hum and haw ingl brit, ingl Aus, to hem and haw ingl am

tourner autour du pot

Traduzioni di hum nel dizionario francese»inglese

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chantonner

to hum

fredonner

to hum

bourdonner moteur, hélice

to hum

hum Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

to make things hum

faire tourner les affaires

to hum and haw ingl brit, ingl Aus

tourner autour du pot

to hum and haw ingl brit, ingl Aus, to hem and haw ingl am

tourner autour du pot

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

The song's protagonist hums love songs to herself, and has fun without thinking.

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In order to remember the tune throughout his guitar-less sojourn, he would hum it to himself daily.

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At the same time, his poppy songs will have you signing and humming his lyrics all day.

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The audience could hum along with the music and identify with the characters.

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This condition is known as venous hum, from which the group's name is derived.

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Other animals that are frequently considered beneficial include lizards, spiders, toads, and humming birds.

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The resulting sound varies in pitch and loudness with the player's humming.

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This upsets his schedule and causes both wives to report hum missing.

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It was from him that she received her initial training, and at the age of 5 she already started humming the songs she would hear.

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Singing is permitted, provided the singer is singing words rather than humming or whistling a tune.

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