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French-English translation for: tread joint looseness
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NOUN   tread joint looseness | -
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légèreté {f} [frivolité]looseness
adm. souplesse {f} [d'organisation]looseness
vêt. ampleur {f} [largeur d'un pull, etc.]looseness
constr. tech. joint {m} [de planches, meubles]joint
constr. tech. joint {m} à recouvrementlap joint
constr. tech. joint {m} de dilatationexpansion joint
anat. articulation {f} interphalangienne 1 <IPP, IP1>proximal interphalangeal joint <PIP, PIP joint>
anat. articulation {f} interphalangienne 2 <IPD, IP2>distal interphalangeal joint <DIP, DIP joint>
anat. joint {m} [d'anatomie]joint
fin. compte {m} jointjoint account
auto bande {f} de roulementtread
marcher [poser le pied]to tread
être prudentto tread carefully [idiom]
œnol. fouler des raisinsto tread grapes
œnol. fouler qc. [raisins]to tread sth. [grapes]
marcher dans qc.to tread in sth.
marcher sur qc.to tread on sth.
avancer avec précautionto tread carefully [idiom]
faire du surplaceto tread water [also fig.]
faire du sur-placeto tread water [also fig.]
faire preuve de prudence [loc.]to tread carefully [idiom]
se tenir à carreau [loc.]to tread warily [idiom]
auto bicyc. chape {f} [d'un pneu]tread [of a tyre / tire]
piétiner les plates-bandes de qn. [fam.]to tread on sb.'s toes [coll.] [fig.]
marcher dans la merde de chien [vulg.]to tread in dog shit [vulg.]
piétiner [fig.]to tread water [fig.] [idiom] [not to get on (with one's plans etc.)]
marcher sur les pieds de qn. [aussi fig.]to tread on sb.'s toes [also fig.]
communautaire {adj}joint
conjoint {adj}joint
cuis. gigot {m}joint
anat. articulation {f} [Articulatio]joint
anat. attache {f} [articulation]joint
édition coauteur {m}joint author
occup. cogérant {m}joint manager
comm. cogestion {f}joint management
colauréat {m}joint winner
collaboration {f}joint effort
dr. indivision {f}joint ownership
anat. jointure {f}joint [Articulatio]
ci-joint {adv}enclosed
en coopération {adj}joint
outil. serre-joint {m}clamp
outil. serre-joint {m}vice
tech. assemblage {m} [en menuiserie]joint
édition coautrice {f}joint author [female]
occup. cogérante {f}joint manager [female]
constr. tech. joint {m} [de robinet]washer
tech. joint {m} [de tuyauterie]gasket
tech. mors {m} [de reliure]joint
anat. méd. blessure {f} articulairejoint injury
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