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French-English translation for: apagar un fuego
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fin. faire un virementto make a transfer [financial]
faire un voyageto go on a journey
fixer un délaito set a time limit
cuis. graisser un mouleto grease a baking tin
dr. juger un litigeto rule in a dispute
sport marquer un essaito score a try [rugby]
marquer un tournantto mark a turning point
méd. ouvrir un cabinetto set up in practice
mus. passer un disqueto put on a record
éduc. passer un examento sit an exam [Br.]
comm. passer un marché [fam.]to make a deal
film RadioTV théâtre planter un décorto put up a set
poignarder qn. d'un couteauto knife sb.
porter un microto be miked up [coll.]
prendre un abonnementto take out a subscription
prendre un bainto take / have a bath
prendre un verre [loc.]to have a drink
raccourcir un délaito cut the waiting time
méd. radier un médecinto strike off a doctor
rapporter un dividendeto pay a dividend [shares]
inform. récupérer un fichierto restore a (deleted) file
réduire un délaito shorten the waiting time
refouler un désirto repress / suppress a desire
fin. rembourser un amito pay a friend back
adm. remplir un formulaireto complete an application form
adm. remplir un formulaireto fill in a form
adm. remplir un formulaireto fill out a form
résoudre un problèmeto crack a problem [coll.]
résoudre un problèmeto sort out a problem
respecter un délaito stick to a deadline
respecter un engagementto stand by a commitment
rouler un parapluieto roll up an umbrella
occup. s'adjoindre un collaborateurto appoint an assistant
s'assujettir un peupleto conquer a nation
s'éclater un maximumto laugh a lot
satisfaire un capriceto indulge one's whim
armes sortir un couteauto pull out a knife
méd. psych. souffrir d'un traumatismeto suffer from shock
souscrire un abonnementto take out a subscription
subir un échec [temporairement]to suffer a setback
suspendre un tableauto hang up a picture
armes hist. sport tendre un arcto bend a bow back
tomber un samedito fall on a Saturday
traiter un sujetto deal with a subject
trouver un compromisto come to a compromise
fin. verser un dividendeto pay a dividend [company]
sylv. abattage {m} d'un arbrewoodcutting [tree felling]
occup. sci. assistante {f} d'un chercheurresearch assistant [female]
adm. détentrice {f} d'un passeportpassport holder [female]
dr. objet {m} d'un litigematter at issue
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