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constr. sceller qc. [pierre]to wall in sth.
Partial Matches
sceller qc.to support sth. [a suspicion]
sceller qc. [construction]to set sth. in cement
sceller qc. [construction]to set sth. in concrete
sceller qc. [engagement]to reaffirm sth.
sceller qc. [engagement]to reiterate sth.
sceller qc. [promesse, union]to ratify sth.
géol. cliver qc. [pierre]to cleave sth. [rock, stone]
arch. arts façonner qc. [pierre]to dress sth. [stone]
tech. râper qc. [pierre]to grind sth.
écorner qc. [pierre, meuble]to chip sth.
fendre qc. [pierre, vase]to crack sth.
polir qc. [bois, pierre]to polish sth. [wood, stone]
sertir qc. [pierre précieuse]to set sth. [a precious stone]
constr. ravaler qc. [façade en pierre, brique]to clean sth.
borne {f} [pierre]marker
précieux {adj} [pierre, métal]precious
camaïeu {m} [pierre fine]cameo [fine stone]
arts estampe {f} [sur pierre]lithography
galet {m} [pierre polie]pebble
brut {adj} [marbre, granit, pierre]rough
chatoyant {adj} [pierre, bijou, etc.]sparkling [stone, jewel etc.]
hydro. météo. hungerstein {f} [pierre de faim]hunger stone [hydrological landmark]
lapidaire {adj} [relatif à la pierre]stone [attr.]
armes lance-pierres {m} [aussi : lance-pierre]catapult
film F Bob le flambeur [Jean-Pierre Melville]Bob le flambeur
archéo. hist. Mésolithique {m} [aussi : âge de pierre du milieu]Mesolithic (Age)
archéo. hist. Néolithique {m} [aussi : âge de la pierre polie]Neolithic (Age)
tombe {f} [pierre tombale qui recouvre la fosse]gravestone [horizontal slab]
tombe {f} [pierre tombale qui recouvre la fosse]tombstone [horizontal slab]
littérat. F Les Carnets du major Thompson [Pierre Daninos]The Diary of Major Thompson
arts F Danse à la campagne [Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1883)]Dance in the Country
film littérat. F La Planète {f} des singes [livre : Pierre Boulle (1963)]Planet of the Apes [film: Franklin Schaffner (1968)]
film F Un long dimanche de fiançailles [Jean-Pierre Jeunet]A Very Long Engagement
arts F L'Enlèvement des filles de Leucippe [Pierre Paul Rubens]The Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus [Peter Paul Rubens]
film F Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain [Jean-Pierre Jeunet]Amélie
math. phys. Pierre-Simon {m} de Laplace [1749-1827] [aussi : Pierre-Simon Laplace]Pierre-Simon Laplace [also: Pierre-Simon, marquis de Laplace] [1749-1827]
citation La propriété, c'est le vol ! [citation: Pierre-Joseph Proudhon]Property is theft!
film F La Cité des enfants perdus [Marc Caro, Jean-Pierre Jeunet]The City of Lost Children
arch. géogr. relig. cathédrale {f} de Cologne [aussi : Haute Église Cathédrale Saint-Pierre et Sainte-Marie]Cologne Cathedral [also: Cathedral Church of Saint Peter]
littérat. F Le Jeu de l'amour et du hasard [Pierre de Marivaux] [1730]The Game of Love and Chance
film F L'Extravagant Voyage du jeune et prodigieux T. S. Spivet [Jean-Pierre Jeunet]The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet
hist. pol. Pierre {m} I [1672-1725] [aussi : Pierre le Grand or Piotr Alekseïevitch Romanov] [Tsar puis 1er empereur de Russie]Peter the Great [1672-1725] [also: Peter I or Pyotr Alekséyevich Romanov]
imprimer qc. à qn./qc. [style, direction, orientation, cadence]to give sth. to sb./sth.
radier qn./qc. de qc. [d'une liste, etc.]to cross sb./sth. off sth.
radier qn./qc. de qc. [d'une liste, etc.]to strike sb./sth. off sth.
mettre qc. sur le compte de qn./qc. [fig.]to put sth. down to sb./sth. [attribute]
anat. bot. sylv. ramifier qc. [tronc, tige, nerf, veine] (en qc.)to branch sth. (to sth.)
remonter qn./qc. de qc. [d'en bas]to bring sb./sth. back up from sth.
remplir qc. [récipient, verre, assiette, sac] (de qc.)to fill (up) sth. (with sth.)
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