STOOL - Traduzione inglese-francese

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. stool [ingl brit stuːl, ingl am stul] SOST

1. stool (furniture):

stool

tabouret m

high/bar/piano stool

tabouret haut/de bar/de piano

2. stool (faeces):

stool

selle f

3. stool BOT:

stool

pied m (de plante)

4. stool ingl am (toilet):

stool

toilettes fpl

II. stool [ingl brit stuːl, ingl am stul] VB vb intr colloq

stool

moucharder colloq

III. stool [ingl brit stuːl, ingl am stul]

to fall between two stools

être ni chair ni poisson

camping stool SOST ingl brit

camping stool

pliant m

camp stool SOST ingl am

camp stool

pliant m

close-stool SOST STOR

close-stool

chaise f percée

birthing stool SOST MED

birthing stool

chaise f d'accouchement

ducking stool SOST STOR

ducking stool

sellette f à plongeon

folding stool SOST

folding stool

pliant m

folding stool

siège m pliant

piano stool SOST

piano stool

tabouret m (de piano)

music stool SOST

music stool

tabouret m de piano

bar stool SOST

bar stool

tabouret m de bar

nel dizionario PONS

inglese

francese

stool [stu:l] SOST

1. stool (seat):

stool

tabouret m

2. stool pl MED (faeces):

stool

selles fpl

locuzioni:

to fall between two stools

être assis entre deux chaises

stool pigeon SOST ingl am pegg colloq

stool pigeon

balance f

francese

inglese

tabouret

stool

escabeau

stool

trépied

(three-legged) stool

sa tête a porté sur un tabouret

his head hit a stool

nel dizionario PONS

inglese

francese

stool [stul] SOST

1. stool (seat):

stool

tabouret m

2. stool MED (feces):

stool

selles fpl

stool pigeon SOST pegg sl

stool pigeon

balance f

francese

inglese

escabeau

stool

tabouret

stool

selle

stool

trépied

(three-legged) stool

sa tête a porté sur un tabouret

his head hit a stool

Present

I	stool
you	stool
he/she/it	stools
we	stool
you	stool
they	stool

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Due to his status as a stool pigeon, he is distrusted by criminals and police officers alike.

en.wikipedia.org

He was asked to spy on fellow officers and become a "stukatch", or stool pigeon.

en.wikipedia.org

Lee's previous stool pigeon's cover was blown and was attacked, leading him paranoid and driven from his wife and home.

en.wikipedia.org

No, she was a (expletive) stool pigeon.

www.thestar.com

But the authors remind us of more established names for the activity, including stool pigeon, snitch, informer, canary, turncoat and weasel which are far from flattering.

www.imt.ie