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French-English translation for: raised countersunk screw
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NOUN   a raised countersunk screw | raised countersunk screws
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élevé {adj} {past-p}raised
grandi {adj} {past-p}raised
majoré {adj} {past-p}raised
surélevé {adj} {past-p} [surface]raised
hort. parterre {m} surélevéraised bed
géol. plage {f} surélevéeraised beach
trafic passage {m} surélevéraised road surface
arch. constr. immo. rez-de-chaussée {m} surélevéraised ground floor
Personne ne s'en est scandalisé.Nobody raised any objections.
La voiture souleva un nuage de poussière.The car raised a cloud of dust.
visser qc.to screw sth.
constr. vis {f}screw [woodwork etc.]
visser qc.to screw sth. in
bouchon {m} à visscrew-top
outil. fermeture {f} à visscrew top
tech. système {m} à visscrew system
tech. vis {f} à boiswood screw
outil. vis {f} de pressoirpress screw
tech. vis {f} de réglagelevelling screw
constr. outil. cheville {f} [pour vis]screw anchor [Am.]
maton {m} [fam.]screw [sl.] [prison guard]
tech. filetage {m} isométriqueISO metric screw thread
louper qc. [fam.]to screw sth. up [coll.]
se ficher dedansto screw up [coll.] [fig.]
constr. tire-fond {m} [grosse vis à bois]anchor screw
faire des conneries [fam.]to screw things up [coll.]
faire la grimaceto screw up one's face
fixer qc. avec une visto screw sth. (in)
se planter dans qc.to screw up over sth. [coll.]
faire foirer qc. [fam.]to screw sth. up [sl.] [do badly]
froncer le nez [loc.]to screw up one's nose [idiom]
tech. donner un tour de visto give the screw a turn
tech. vis {f} en bois principale d'hexagonehexagon head wood screw
froisser qc. [papier]to screw sth. up [Br.] [piece of paper etc.]
éduc. se planter à un examento screw up in an exam [coll.]
avoir une araignée au plafond [loc.]to have a screw loose [coll.] [idiom]
enfiler qn. [fam.] [vulg.] [forniquer avec]to screw sb. [coll.] [vulg.]
fixer qc. avec des vis sur qc.to screw sth. to sth.
tech. filetage {m} métrique internationalinternational metric screw thread
tech. filetage {m} métrique ISOISO metric screw thread
baiser qn. [tromper] [vulg.]to screw sb. [coll.] [vulg.] [to take advantage of sb.]
baiser (qn.) [vulg.] [faire l'amour, coucher avec]to screw (sb.) [vulg.] [to have sexual intercourse (with sb.)]
tech. vis {f} de transfertransfer screw
glander [fam.] [péj.] [s'occuper futilement]to screw around [vulg.] [pej.] [waste one's time]
 
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