spies nell'Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Traduzioni di spies nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.spy [ingl brit spʌɪ, ingl am spaɪ] SOST

1. spy (political, industrial):

spy

espion/-ionne m/f

to work as a spy for sb

être un espion à la solde de qn

to work as a spy for sb attr film, novel, network, scandal

d'espionnage

to work as a spy for sb trial

pour espionnage

2. spy (for police):

spy

indicateur/-trice m/f

spy

indic mf colloq

II.spy [ingl brit spʌɪ, ingl am spaɪ] VB vb trans

spy figure, object:

spy

remarquer, discerner

she spied them approaching the window

elle les a remarqués qui s'approchaient de la fenêtre

III.spy [ingl brit spʌɪ, ingl am spaɪ] VB vb intr

1. spy POL:

to spy on army, military, manoeuvres, weapons:

espionner

to spy for sb

faire de l'espionnage pour le compte de qn

locuzioni:

to spy on (observe) fig person

espionner

to spy on movements

épier

IV.spy [ingl brit spʌɪ, ingl am spaɪ]

I spy with my little eye… (game)

jeu de devinette

spy story SOST LETTER

spy story

roman m d'espionnage

spy ship SOST

spy ship

navire m espion

spy thriller SOST

spy thriller (book)

roman m d'espionnage

spy thriller (film)

film m d'espionnage

spy satellite SOST

spy satellite

satellite-espion m

spy ring SOST

spy ring

réseau m d'espionnage

I.spy out VB [ingl brit spʌɪ -, ingl am spaɪ -] (spy out [sth], spy [sth] out)

spy out plan, activity:

spy out

découvrir

to spy out the land

s'enquérir de la situation

spy-in-the-cab SOST colloq

spy-in-the-cab

tachygraphe m

spy-in-the-sky SOST colloq

spy-in-the-sky

satellite-espion m

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honeycombed with spies

truffé de

spies nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di spies nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.spy [spaɪ] SOST

spy

espion(ne) m (f)

spy of the police

indicateur(-trice) m (f)

II.spy [spaɪ] VB vb intr

to spy on sb/sth

espionner qn/qc

III.spy [spaɪ] VB vb trans

spy

remarquer

spy on VB vb trans

spy on

espionner

spy satellite SOST

spy satellite

satellite m d'observation

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ring of spies, criminals

réseau m

ring of drugs, spies

cercle m

plant spy

infiltrer

Traduzioni di spies nel dizionario francese»inglese

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espion(ne)

spy

espion(ne)

spy

film/roman d'espionnage

spy film/novel

espionner qn

to spy on sb

épier qn

to spy on sb

s'observer

to spy on each other

spies Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

to spy on sb/sth

espionner qn/qc

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

The observer's eye is gently directed towards the central figures of the two Israelite spies by the lines of clouds and cliffs beneath them.

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The conversation is overheard by the wolf, who spies on the goat's family.

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This is a ten-day phase in which the inductee is familiarised with the real world of intelligence and espionage, as opposed to the spies of fiction.

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While waiting, she spies on the other girls through a hole in the changing room door and is fascinated by their provocative dress and behavior.

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These spies found that the barbarians only maintained their position at the camp during the day, and left their fortified position at night.

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He also expressed regrets about labelling dissident party members spies.

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Spies would maintain his innocence and, despite the costly courtroom mistake, showed solidarity with his comrades through the trial, appeals, and at the gallows.

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Secondarily, in a critic situation as a war can be, obviously military authorities were compelled to a major activity to control eventual internal oppositions, spies or (most important) defeatists.

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Hamlet greets his friends warmly, but quickly discerns that they are spies.

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Spies can infiltrate rival settlements and provide information about their buildings and garrisons.

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