pulses nell'Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Traduzioni di pulses nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.pulse [ingl brit pʌls, ingl am pəls] SOST

1. pulse:

pulse ANAT, MED

pouls m

his pulse raced

son cœur battait très vite

to take/feel sb's pulse

prendre/tâter le pouls de qn

to take the pulse of Europe in the 90s fig

prendre le pouls or la température de l'Europe dans les années 90

to have one's finger on the pulse of sth fig

être à l'écoute de qc, suivre qc de près

2. pulse (beat, vibration):

pulse (of music)

rythme m

pulse (of drums)

battement m rythmique

3. pulse:

pulse AUDIO, ELETTR, FIS

impulsion f

4. pulse:

pulse BOT, GASTR

graine f de légumineuse

II.pulse [ingl brit pʌls, ingl am pəls] VB vb intr

pulse blood:

circuler

pulse heart:

battre fort

she could feel the blood pulsing through her body

son cœur battait à tout rompre

pulse modulation SOST

pulse modulation

modulation f d'impulsions

pulse rate SOST

pulse rate

pouls m

pulse jet SOST

pulse jet

pulsoréacteur m

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dried fruit, herb, bean, pulse

sec/sèche

Traduzioni di pulses nel dizionario francese»inglese

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légumes secs

pulses

pouls MED, FISIOL

pulse

prendre/tâter le pouls de qn lett

to take/to feel sb's pulse

pulsation ELETTR, FIS

pulse

palpiter veine:

to pulse

impulsion ELETTRON, ELETTR, FIS, TELECOM

pulse

pulses nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di pulses nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.pulse¹ [pʌls] SOST

1. pulse (heartbeat):

pulse

pouls m

to take sb's pulse

prendre le pouls de qn

2. pulse (single vibration):

pulse

pulsation f

3. pulse (rhythm):

pulse

rythme m

locuzioni:

to have one's finger on the pulse of sth

être tout à fait au courant de qc

II.pulse¹ [pʌls] VB vb intr

pulse

battre

pulse² [pʌls] SOST GASTR

pulse

légume m sec

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erratic pulse

irrégulier(-ère)

throb pulse, heart

battre à grands coups

steady breathing, pulse

stable

Traduzioni di pulses nel dizionario francese»inglese

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légumes secs

pulses

pouls

pulse

prendre le pouls de qn

to take sb's pulse

prendre [ou tâter] le pouls de qn/qc

to take the pulse of sb/sth

légumes secs

pulses

laisser tremper des légumes secs

to soak pulses

son pouls bat à 80 pulsations à la minute

his pulse is 80 to the minute

pulses Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

to take sb's pulse

prendre le pouls de qn

to have one's finger on the pulse of sth

être tout à fait au courant de qc

his pulse is 80 to the minute

son pouls bat à 80 pulsations à la minute

to take the pulse of sb/sth

prendre [ou tâter] le pouls de qn/qc

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

The number of pulses per frame gives the number of controllable channels available.

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They may also discover pulsars and exploding primordial black holes, both of which would emit brief wideband pulses.

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Pulse commands are short pulses of voltage or current that is sent by the command logic to the appropriate subsystem.

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The high-energy proton pulses strike a target of liquid mercury, where spallation occurs.

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Generally, a train of fast pulses is appropriately generated and applied to a transmission line.

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Radar pulses spread out as they move away from the radar station.

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It must not give any spurious pulses, and must recover quickly to the passive state.

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Synchronization of the receiver disc rotation was handled through sync pulses broadcast with the image information.

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Specifically, the sync pulses (being blacker than black) result in maximum power from the transmitter.

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The spectrometer consists of a suitable scintillator crystal, a photomultiplier tube, and a circuit for measuring the height of the pulses produced by the photomultiplier.

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