TRAFFIC COP - Traduzione inglese-francese

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

traffic cop SOST

traffic cop

agent m de la circulation

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that traffic cop's colloq really moving!

t'as vu comme il bombe ce motardd! colloq

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I. cop [ingl brit kɒp, ingl am kɑp] SOST

1. cop (police officer):

cop colloq

flic m colloq

motor cycle cop

motard m

to play cops and robbers

jouer aux gendarmes et aux voleurs

2. cop ingl brit (arrest) colloq:

it's a fair cop!

bien joué, je me rends! colloq

3. cop ingl brit (use) colloq:

to be not much cop

ne pas valoir grand-chose

4. cop TESS:

cop

canette f

II. cop <part pres copping; pret, part perf copped> [ingl brit kɒp, ingl am kɑp] VB vb trans

1. cop (arrest):

cop colloq

pincer colloq

person to get copped doing

se faire pincer en train de faire colloq

2. cop (receive):

cop colloq

écoper de colloq

3. cop ingl brit colloq:

to cop it (be punished)

trinquer colloq

4. cop:

cop, a. cop hold of (catch) colloq

attraper

cop hold of the rope

attrape la corde

5. cop (listen):

cop colloq

écouter

cop a load of this!

écoute-moi ça!

6. cop DIR (plead guilty):

to cop a plea

plaider coupable (pour une charge mineure afin d'en éviter une plus grave)

III. cop [ingl brit kɒp, ingl am kɑp]

to cop a feel colloq ingl am

peloter colloq

to cop some Z's colloq ingl am

piquer un roupillon colloq

I. traffic [ingl brit ˈtrafɪk, ingl am ˈtræfɪk] SOST

1. traffic (road vehicles in street, town):

traffic

circulation f

to direct the traffic

régler la circulation

heavy traffic

circulation dense

the volume of traffic has doubled

la circulation a doublé de volume

traffic into/out of London

la circulation vers/en sortant de Londres

traffic is being diverted

il y a une déviation

to hold up the traffic

provoquer un bouchon

to hold up the traffic attr accident, density, noise, problem, regulations

de la circulation

traffic hold-up

embouteillage m

traffic tailback

bouchon m

2. traffic (movement of planes, ships, trains, cars, people):

traffic

trafic m

freight/passenger traffic

trafic de fret/voyageurs

cross-Channel traffic

trafic m transmanche

3. traffic (dealings):

traffic (in drugs, arms, slaves, goods)

trafic m (in de)

traffic (in ideas)

mouvement m (in de)

a one-way/two-way traffic

un trafic unilatéral/dans les deux sens

4. traffic:

traffic ELETTRON, INFORM, TELECOM

trafic m

II. to traffic in <part pres trafficking; pret, part perf trafficked> VB vb intr

to traffic in drugs, cocaine, arms, stolen goods:

to traffic in

faire du trafic de

nel dizionario PONS

I. cop [kɒp, ingl am kɑ:p] SOST

cop colloq:

cop

flic m

to play cops and robbers

jouer aux gendarmes et aux voleurs

locuzioni:

it's a fair cop ingl brit

je suis pris sur le fait

it's not much cop ingl brit colloq

ça ne vaut pas la peine

II. cop <-pp-> [kɒp, ingl am kɑ:p] VB vb trans

1. cop ingl brit, ingl Aus colloq (be scolded):

to cop a load of trouble

avoir un tas de problèmes

2. cop (grab):

cop

saisir

to cop a (quick) look at sth

regarder furtivement qc

3. cop ingl am DIR:

to cop a plea

plaider coupable

I. traffic [ˈtræfɪk] SOST no pl

1. traffic (transport movement):

traffic

trafic m

traffic for cars

circulation f

traffic fatalities

décès sur la route

heavy traffic

circulation dense

heavy traffic of trucks

circulation des poids lourds

to get stuck in traffic

être bloqué par la circulation

sea traffic

navigation f

passenger/commercial traffic

transport m des passagers/marchandises

2. traffic pegg (trade, dealings):

traffic

trafic m

to have traffic with sb

faire des affaires avec qn

II. traffic <trafficked, trafficked> [ˈtræfɪk] VB vb intr pegg (trade illegally)

to traffic in sth

faire du trafic de qc

nel dizionario PONS

I. cop [kap] colloq SOST

cop

flic m

to play cops and robbers

jouer aux gendarmes et aux voleurs

II. cop <-pp-> [kap] colloq VB vb trans

1. cop (grab):

cop

saisir

to cop a (quick) feel

peloter rapidement

2. cop DIR:

to cop a plea

plaider coupable

I. traffic [ˈtræf·ɪk] SOST

1. traffic (vehicle movement):

traffic

trafic m

traffic for cars

circulation f

traffic fatalities

victimes fpl de la route

heavy traffic

circulation dense

heavy traffic of trucks

circulation des poids lourds

to get stuck in traffic

être bloqué par la circulation

sea traffic

navigation f

passenger/commercial traffic

transport m des passagers/marchandises

2. traffic pegg (trade, dealings):

traffic

trafic m

II. traffic <trafficked, trafficked> [ˈtræf·ɪk] VB vb intr pegg (trade illegally)

to traffic in sth

faire du trafic de qc

Present

I	cop
you	cop
he/she/it	cops
we	cop
you	cop
they	cop

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

They parade through the town to the train station, shocking passersby and a traffic cop (who swallows his whistle).

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Media is too far gone down that information highway to turn back, especially since there is no speed check, radar or traffic cop.

www.firstpost.com

He is eventually fired from the police force and becomes a traffic cop.

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One thing that made a strong impression was getting stopped by a traffic cop and asked for money.

www.telegraph.co.uk

You should be a traffic cop so you could stand in the middle of the street with a badge on your chest and insult people with impunity!

en.wikipedia.org