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string course SAM.

string course

bandeau m. spol

string course

cordon m. spol

cordon

(string) course

I. course [brit. angl. kɔːs, am. angl. kɔrs] SAM.

1. course (progression):

course (of time, event, history, nature)

cours m. spol (of de)

in the course of

au cours de

in the course of time

avec le temps

in the normal or ordinary course of things or events

normalement

in the course of doing

en faisant

in the course of construction/development

en cours de construction/développement

to take its course

se mettre en train

to run or follow its course

suivre son cours

in due course

en temps utile

to change the course of sth

changer le cours de qc

2. course (route):

course (of river, road, planet, star)

cours m. spol

course (of boat, plane)

cap m. spol

to be on or hold or steer a course ZRAČ. PROM., NAVT.

tenir un cap

to be on course for dobes.

être en route pour

to be on course for fig.

aller vers

the economy is back on course

l'économie s'est restabilisée

to be or go off course

faire fausse route

to change course (gen) dobes.

changer de direction

to change course ZRAČ. PROM., NAVT.

changer de cap

to change course fig.

changer d'avis

to set (a) course for ZRAČ. PROM., NAVT.

mettre le cap sur

course of action

moyen m. spol d'action

course of action

parti m. spol

to take a course of action

prendre un parti

this is the only course open to us

c'est le seul parti qui s'offre à nous

3. course:

course ŠOL., UNIV.

cours m. spol (in en, of de)

art/French course

cours m. spol d'art/de français

beginners' course

cours m. spol pour débutants

introductory/advanced course

cours m. spol inaugural/avancé

a course of study ŠOL.

programme m. spol scolaire

a course of study UNIV.

cursus m. spol universitaire

to go on a course

(aller) suivre un cours

to be on a course

suivre un cours

4. course:

course MED., VET. (of drug)

traitement m. spol

course (of injections)

série ž. spol

a course of treatment

un traitement

5. course (in golf, athletics):

course ŠPORT

parcours m. spol

course KONJ. ŠPORT

cours m. spol

to stay the course dobes.

finir la course

to stay the course fig.

tenir bon

6. course (part of meal):

course

plat m. spol

second/third course

deuxième/troisième plat m. spol

the fish course

le plat de poisson

the cheese course

le plateau de fromages

7. course GRAD.:

course

assise ž. spol

II. course [brit. angl. kɔːs, am. angl. kɔrs] GLAG. preh. glag. LOV.

course dog: quarry

courir

course person: hounds

faire courir

III. course [brit. angl. kɔːs, am. angl. kɔrs] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. course (rush):

course

couler

the tears coursed down her cheeks

les larmes coulaient sur ses joues

the blood was coursing through or in her veins

le sang coulait dans ses veines

ideas were coursing through his mind

les idées se bousculaient dans son esprit

2. course ŠPORT:

course dogs:

courir le lièvre

course person:

chasser

IV. -course ZLOŽ.

three/five-course meal

de trois/cinq plats

V. of course PRISL.

of course

bien sûr, évidemment

of course I do!

bien sûr que oui!

of course he doesn't!

bien sûr que non!

‘did you lock the door?’—‘of course I did!’

‘tu as fermé la porte à clé?’—‘mais oui, enfin!’

‘you didn't believe him?’—‘of course not!’

‘tu ne l'as pas cru?’—‘mais non, voyons!’

it might rain/it's too expensive, of course

évidemment il pourrait pleuvoir/c'est trop cher

you'll stay for dinner, of course?

vous allez bien rester dîner?

I. string [brit. angl. strɪŋ, am. angl. strɪŋ] SAM.

1. string U (twine):

string

ficelle ž. spol

a ball/a piece of string

une pelote/un bout de ficelle

to tie sth up with string

attacher qc avec de la ficelle

tied up with string

ficelé

2. string (length of cord):

string (for packaging)

ficelle ž. spol

string (on garment, medal)

cordon m. spol

string (on bow, racket)

corde ž. spol

string (on puppet)

fil m. spol

hanging on a string

suspendu à une ficelle

to tie a string round sth

attacher or mettre une ficelle autour de qc

to pull the strings dobes., fig.

tirer les ficelles

3. string:

a string of (series of) visitors, ministers, boyfriends

un défilé de

a string of crimes, convictions, scandals, takeovers, novels

une série de

a string of victories, successes, awards

une succession de

a string of shops, businesses

une chaîne de

a string of complaints, insults

une kyrielle de

4. string (set):

string of garlic

tresse ž. spol d'ail

string of onions

chapelet m. spol d'oignons

string of pearls

collier m. spol de perles

string of beads

collier m. spol de perles (fantaisie)

string of islands

chapelet m. spol d'îles

string of light bulbs

guirlande ž. spol d'ampoules

5. string JAH., KONJ. ŠPORT:

a string of racehorses

une écurie (de courses)

6. string GLAS. (on instrument):

string

corde ž. spol

C-string

la corde de do

to tighten/break a string

tendre/casser une corde

7. string RAČ.:

string

chaîne ž. spol

numeric/character string

chaîne numérique/de caractères

8. string (in bean):

string BOT., GASTR.

fil m. spol

to remove the strings from the beans

effiler les haricots

9. string LINGV.:

string

suite ž. spol

fraza:

string, a. stringboard GRAD.

limon m. spol (d'escalier)

II. strings SAM.

strings mn. samost. GLAS.:

the strings

les cordes ž. spol mn.

III. string <pret., del. Pf. strung> [brit. angl. strɪŋ, am. angl. strɪŋ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. string:

string GLAS., ŠPORT racket

corder

string guitar, violin

monter

string bow

garnir [qc] d'une corde

to string [sth] tightly racket

faire un cordage tendu à

2. string (thread):

string beads, pearls

enfiler (on sur)

3. string (hang):

to string sth (up) above/across street

suspendre qc au-dessus de/en travers de

to string sth up on lamppost, pole

accrocher qc à

to string sth between trees, supports

suspendre qc entre

IV. string <pret., del. Pf. strung> [brit. angl. strɪŋ, am. angl. strɪŋ] GLAG. nepreh. glag. NOV.

to string for a newspaper

travailler comme correspondant free-lance pour un journal

V. -stringed ZLOŽ.

a six-stringed instrument

un instrument à six cordes

VI. string [brit. angl. strɪŋ, am. angl. strɪŋ]

string → bow

to have sb on a string

mener qn à la baguette

to pull strings pog.

faire jouer le piston pog.

to pull strings for sb pog.

pistonner qn pog.

without strings or with no strings attached

sans conditions

I. bow² [brit. angl. baʊ, am. angl. baʊ] SAM.

1. bow (forward movement):

bow

salut m. spol

to make a bow

faire un salut

to take a bow GLED.

saluer

to make one's bow fig.

faire ses débuts

2. bow NAVT.:

bow

avant m. spol

bow

proue ž. spol

on the starboard bow

par tribord devant

to go down by the bows

sombrer par l'avant

3. bow ŠPORT:

bow

rameur/-euse m. spol/ž. spol avant

II. bow² [brit. angl. baʊ, am. angl. baʊ] GLAG. preh. glag.

bow head

baisser

bow branch

courber

bow tree

incliner

to bow the knee fig.

se soumettre (to à)

to bow one's head in prayer

prier les yeux baissés

III. bow² [brit. angl. baʊ, am. angl. baʊ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. bow (bend forward):

bow

saluer

to bow to

saluer

2. bow (give way):

to bow to wisdom, knowledge, necessity, majority

s'incliner devant

to bow to pressure

céder à la pression

to bow to sb's opinion

se ranger à l'avis de qn

3. bow (sag):

bow plant, shelf:

se courber (under sous)

IV. bowed PRID.

bowed head

penché

bowed back

courbé

V. bow² [brit. angl. baʊ, am. angl. baʊ]

to bow and scrape fig.

faire des courbettes (to devant)

there was a lot of bowing and scraping

il y a eu beaucoup de courbettes

to fire a shot across sb's bows fig.

tirer un coup de semonce à qn

I. bow¹ [brit. angl. bəʊ, am. angl. boʊ] SAM.

1. bow (weapon):

bow

arc m. spol

2. bow GLAS.:

bow

archet m. spol

3. bow (knot):

bow

nœud m. spol

to tie a bow

faire un nœud

II. bow¹ [brit. angl. bəʊ, am. angl. boʊ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

bow

manier l'archet

III. bow¹ [brit. angl. bəʊ, am. angl. boʊ]

to have more than one string or several strings to one's bow

avoir plus d'une corde or plusieurs cordes à son arc

I. course [kɔ:s, am. angl. kɔ:rs] SAM.

1. course (direction):

course

cours m. spol

to adopt a course

prendre une direction

to adopt a middle course fig.

opter pour une solution intermédiaire

to be on course for sth

être en route pour qc

to be on course for sth fig.

être sur la voie de qc

to be off course

dévier du chemin

to be off course fig.

faire fausse route

to change course

changer de direction

to change course fig.

prendre une autre voie

to keep one's course

poursuivre son chemin

to keep one's course fig.

poursuivre sa voie

to attempt to pervert the course of justice

essayer d'entraver le cours de la justice

2. course (development):

course of time, event

cours m. spol

in due course

dans les temps voulus

during the course of sth

au cours de qc

sth runs/takes its course

qc suit/prends son cours

of course

bien sûr

of course

sans autre švic.

of course not

bien sûr que non

3. course (series of classes):

course

cours m. spol

cooking course

cours de cuisine

to do/take/follow a course in sth

prendre/suivre un cours de qc

4. course (treatment):

course

traitement m. spol

to put sb on a course of sth

mettre qn sous traitement de qc

5. course ŠPORT (area):

course

parcours m. spol

golf course

parcours m. spol de golf

obstacle course

parcours m. spol d'obstacles

6. course (part of meal):

course

plat m. spol

7. course GRAD. (layer):

course

couche ž. spol

a damp-proof course

une couche étanche

II. course [kɔ:s, am. angl. kɔ:rs] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

course river, blood:

course

couler

to course through sth

couler dans qc

I. string [strɪŋ] SAM.

1. string (twine):

string

ficelle ž. spol

2. string (wire causing musical notes):

string

corde ž. spol

3. string mn. (orchestral section):

string

instruments mpl à cordes

4. string (chain holding things):

string of pearls

collier m. spol

5. string (sequence):

string

série ž. spol

string of names

suite ž. spol

6. string RAČ.:

string

suite ž. spol

search string

chaîne ž. spol de recherche

fraza:

to have another string to one's bow

avoir plus d'une corde à son arc

to pull strings

tirer les ficelles

II. string <strung, strung> [strɪŋ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. string (attach strings to):

string a racket

corder

2. string (attach objects to chain):

string

enfiler

I. course [kɔrs] SAM.

1. course (direction):

course

cours m. spol

to be on course for sth

être en route pour qc

to be on course for sth fig.

être sur la voie de qc

to be off course

dévier du chemin

to be off course fig.

faire fausse route

to change course

changer de direction

to change course fig.

prendre une autre voie

to attempt to pervert the course of justice

essayer d'entraver le cours de la justice

2. course (development):

course of time, event

cours m. spol

in due course

dans les temps voulus

during the course of sth

au cours de qc

sth runs/takes its course

qc suit/prend son cours

of course

bien sûr

of course

sans autre švic.

of course not

bien sûr que non

3. course (series of classes):

course

cours m. spol

cooking course

cours de cuisine

to take a course in sth

prendre/suivre un cours de qc

4. course MED.:

course of treatment

traitement m. spol

to put sb on a course of sth

mettre qn sous traitement de qc

5. course sports (area):

course

parcours m. spol

golf course

parcours m. spol de golf

obstacle course

parcours m. spol d'obstacles

6. course (part of meal):

course

plat m. spol

7. course GRAD. (layer):

course

couche ž. spol

II. course [kɔrs] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

course river, blood:

course

couler

to course through sth

couler dans qc

I. string [strɪŋ] SAM.

1. string (twine):

string

ficelle ž. spol

2. string (on guitar, violin):

string

corde ž. spol

3. string mn. (orchestral section):

string

cordes fpl

4. string (chain):

string of pearls

collier m. spol

5. string fig. (sequence):

string

série ž. spol

string of names

suite ž. spol

6. string comput:

string

suite ž. spol

search string

chaîne ž. spol de recherche

fraza:

to pull strings

tirer les ficelles

II. string <strung, strung> [strɪŋ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. string (attach strings to):

string racket, guitar

corder

2. string (thread onto string):

string

enfiler

Present

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Past

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Given that a night out can be expensive, clubbers often cling to their purse strings as tightly as possible.

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Its six strings, which are made of twisted silk passed through its back plate.

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Exposure to moisture from the sweat of a musician's hands can cause plain (unwound) gut strings to fray and eventually break.

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The principal strings are two: one of steel and the other of a set of horsehair.

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The lower two courses have one steel and one nylon string each, and the higher two courses have all nylon (or gut) strings.

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