virtual pet nell'Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Traduzioni di virtual pet nel dizionario inglese»francese

virtual pet SOST GIOCHI

virtual pet

animal m virtuel

Traduzioni di virtual pet nel dizionario inglese»francese

virtual [ingl brit ˈvəːtʃʊ(ə)l, ˈvəːtjʊəl, ingl am ˈvərtʃ(u)əl] AGG

1. virtual (almost complete):

virtual collapse, failure, disappearance, standstill

quasi-total after sost

the virtual disappearance of this custom

la disparition quasi-totale or la quasi-disparition de cette coutume

he was a virtual prisoner

il était quasiment prisonnier colloq

he was a virtual prisoner

il était pratiquement prisonnier

it's virtual slavery

c'est presque de l'esclavage

she is the virtual ruler of the country

de fait c'est elle qui dirige le pays

2. virtual:

virtual INFORM, FIS

virtuel/-elle

I.pet [ingl brit pɛt, ingl am pɛt] SOST

1. pet (animal):

pet

animal m de compagnie

‘no pets’

‘les animaux domestiques ne sont pas acceptés’

tenants may not keep pets

les locataires n'ont pas le droit d'avoir des animaux

2. pet (favourite):

pet

chouchou/chouchoute colloq

m/f teacher's pet

le chouchou du professeur colloq

3. pet (sweet person):

pet (used affectedly)

chou m colloq

he's such a pet!

ce qu'il est chou! colloq

4. pet (term of endearment) disuso:

hello, pet!

bonjour mon chou! colloq

II.pet [ingl brit pɛt, ingl am pɛt] AGG (favourite)

pet charity, theory

favori/-ite

pet dog/cat

chien/chat

III.pet <part pres petting; pret, part perf petted> [ingl brit pɛt, ingl am pɛt] VB vb trans

1. pet (spoil):

pet

chouchouter colloq

2. pet (caress):

pet animal

caresser

IV.pet <part pres petting; pret, part perf petted> [ingl brit pɛt, ingl am pɛt] VB vb intr

pet

échanger des caresses, se peloter colloq

V.pet [ingl brit pɛt, ingl am pɛt]

to be in a pet colloq

être de mauvais poil colloq

virtual pet nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di virtual pet nel dizionario inglese»francese

virtual [ˈvɜ:tʃuəl, ingl am ˈvɜ:rtʃu-] AGG

1. virtual (as described):

virtual

quasi-

the virtual totality

la quasi-totalité

it's a virtual impossibility

c'est quasiment impossible

to look like a virtual certainty

paraître comme une certitude

2. virtual INFORM:

virtual

virtuel(le)

I.pet [pet] SOST

1. pet (house animal):

pet

animal m domestique

2. pet pegg (favorite person):

pet

chouchou(te) m (f)

3. pet colloq (nice or thoughtful person):

pet

ange m

4. pet ingl Aus, ingl brit colloq (love, darling):

pet

chéri(e) m (f)

II.pet [pet] AGG

1. pet (concerning domestic animals):

pet cat

domestique

2. pet (favorite):

pet

favori(te)

pet peeve

bête f noire

to be sb's pet hate

être la bête noire de qn

III.pet [pet] VB vb trans

1. pet (treat well):

pet

chouchouter

2. pet cuddle:

pet

peloter

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

In the online world, children get to choose from one of six virtual pet monsters to create, name and look after.

www.bbc.co.uk

For example, there are instances when people feel emotional about using their car keys, or with virtual pets.

en.wikipedia.org

One child signs up every second, "adopting" a virtual pet monster on the site and socialising with other children.

www.telegraph.co.uk

There are a few quiz games, card games, and virtual pet monitors thrown in for good measure.

arstechnica.com

It's much more than a virtual pet, something that becomes clear after you spend a few minutes with the cuddly tigers and jaguars that you can adopt.

www.straight.com

So we created the hook of a virtual pet and just started from there.

www.wired.co.uk

The game combines elements of role-playing video games and virtual pet management.

en.wikipedia.org

Couples who break up are not required to split up their loot, virtual pets or any enchanted items.

www.cnet.com

Their suggestions include creating a virtual pet, growing cherries that produce nasal decongestant, gargling with special bacteria instead of mouthwash.

www.npr.org

Even in a culture that embraces death with a national holiday, virtual pets are blessed with immortality.

www.wired.co.uk