ROCK BOTTOM - angleščina-francoščina prevod

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. rock-bottom [brit. angl. rɒkˈbɒtəm, am. angl. ˈˌrɑk ˈbɑdəm] PRID.

rock-bottom price:

rock-bottom

le plus bas

II. rock bottom SAM.

rock bottom

point m. spol le plus bas

to reach or hit rock bottom

toucher le fond

to be at rock bottom

être au plus bas

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Angleščina

Francoščina

to hit rock bottom fig.

toucher le fond

Francoščina

Angleščina

toucher le fond de l'abîme (gén)

to hit rock bottom

toucher le fond fig.

to hit rock bottom

être au creux de la vague fig.

to be at rock bottom

les cours sont au plus bas FINAN.

prices have reached rock bottom

‘prix sacrifiés’

rock-bottom prices

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I. bottom [brit. angl. ˈbɒtəm, am. angl. ˈbɑdəm] SAM.

1. bottom (base):

bottom (of hill, pile, steps, wall)

pied m. spol

bottom (of page)

bas m. spol

bottom (of bag, bottle, hole, river, sea)

fond m. spol

at the bottom of the page

en bas de la page

to touch bottom

toucher le fond

to sink or go to the bottom ship:

couler

from the bottom of one's heart

du fond du cœur

to knock the bottom out of box

défoncer

to knock the bottom out of argument

démolir

the bottom has fallen or dropped out of the market

le marché s'est effondré

2. bottom (underside):

bottom (of boat)

œuvres ž. spol mn. vives

bottom (of boat)

carène ž. spol

bottom (of vase, box)

dessous m. spol

3. bottom (lowest position):

bottom (of list)

bas m. spol

bottom (of league)

dernière place ž. spol

bottom (of hierarchy)

dernier rang m. spol

bottom (of hierarchy)

bas m. spol

at the bottom of the list

en bas de la liste

to be at the bottom of the heap or pile fig.

être au bas de l'échelle

to be or come bottom of the class

être dernier/-ière de la classe

I started at the bottom of the company

j'ai débuté dans cette entreprise au bas de l'échelle

to hit rock bottom fig.

toucher le fond

4. bottom (far end):

bottom (of garden, field)

fond m. spol

bottom (of street)

bout m. spol

5. bottom (buttocks):

bottom pog.

derrière m. spol pog.

bottom pog.

fesses ž. spol mn.

6. bottom (root):

bottom fig.

fond m. spol

to get to the bottom of a mystery/of a matter

découvrir le fin fond d'un mystère/d'une affaire

at bottom, he's not reliable

dans le fond, on ne peut pas lui faire confiance

to be or lie at the bottom of sth

être à l'origine de qc

7. bottom:

bottom TRG., NAVT.

navire m. spol

II. bottoms SAM.

bottoms mn. samost. pog.:

pyjama/tracksuit bottoms

pantalon m. spol de pyjama/de survêtement

bikini bottoms

bas m. spol de maillot de bain

III. bottom [brit. angl. ˈbɒtəm, am. angl. ˈbɑdəm] PRID.

1. bottom (lowest):

bottom layer, rung, shelf

du bas

bottom sheet

de dessous

bottom apartment

du rez-de-chaussée

bottom bunk

inférieur

bottom division, half, part

dernier/-ière

bottom of the range

bas de gamme

2. bottom (last):

bottom place, pupil, team

dernier/-ière

bottom score

le plus bas

IV. bottom [brit. angl. ˈbɒtəm, am. angl. ˈbɑdəm]

bottoms up pog.! (drink up)

cul sec! pog.

bottoms up pog.! (cheers)

santé!

I. rock [brit. angl. rɒk, am. angl. rɑk] SAM.

1. rock U (substance):

rock

roche ž. spol

solid/molten rock

roche dure/en fusion

hewn out of solid rock

taillé dans le roc

2. rock C (boulder):

rock

rocher m. spol

the ship hit the rocks

le bateau a heurté les rochers or les récifs

on the rocks dobes. NAVT.

sur les récifs

on the rocks drink:

avec des glaçons

to be on the rocks fig. marriage:

aller à vau-l'eau

3. rock (stone):

rock

pierre ž. spol

‘falling rocks’

‘chute de pierres’

4. rock (Mus):

rock

rock m. spol

rock atribut. band, concert, musician

rock

rock industry

du rock

rock music

rock m. spol

5. rock brit. angl. (sweet):

rock

sucre m. spol d'orge

6. rock (diamond) pog.:

rock gén mn.

diam m. spol pog.

rock gén mn.

diamant m. spol

7. rock (crack):

rock pog.

caillou m. spol pog.

rock pog.

crack m. spol

II. rocks SAM. (testicles)

rocks mn. samost. vulg.

couilles vulg.

ž. spol mn. to get one's rocks off

prendre son pied pog.

III. rock [brit. angl. rɒk, am. angl. rɑk] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. rock (move gently):

rock cradle

balancer

rock baby, boat

bercer

she sat rocking herself in her chair

elle se balançait sur sa chaise

I rocked the baby to sleep

j'ai endormi le bébé en le berçant

2. rock (shake):

rock tremor, bomb: town

secouer

rock scandal, revelation: party, government

ébranler

rock waves: vessel

secouer

IV. rock [brit. angl. rɒk, am. angl. rɑk] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. rock (sway):

rock person, cradle:

se balancer

to rock to and fro/back and forth

se balancer de droite à gauche/d'avant en arrière

to rock with laughter

être secoué de rire

2. rock (shake):

rock earth, ground, building:

trembler

3. rock (dance):

to rock (away)

danser le rock

by midnight, the place is rocking pog.

vers minuit, la fête bat son plein

V. rock [brit. angl. rɒk, am. angl. rɑk]

caught between a rock and a hard place

pris entre le marteau et l'enclume

as firm or solid as a rock

solide comme le roc

as hard as a rock

dur comme du fer or le roc

v slovarju PONS

rock bottom SAM.

rock bottom

fond m. spol

to be at rock bottom

tomber au plus bas

to be at rock bottom person

avoir le moral à zéro

to hit rock bottom

toucher le fond

v slovarju PONS

to hit rock bottom

avoir le moral au plus bas

v slovarju PONS

I. bottom [ˈbɒtəm, am. angl. ˈbɑ:t̬əm] SAM.

1. bottom (lowest part):

bottom

bas m. spol

bottom of pyjamas

pantalon m. spol

bottom of the sea, a container

fond m. spol

from top to bottom

de haut en bas

2. bottom (end):

bottom of street

bout m. spol

bottom of the garden

fond m. spol

to be (at the) bottom of one's class

être le dernier de sa classe

to start at the bottom

commencer en bas de l'échelle

3. bottom (buttocks):

bottom

derrière m. spol

fraza:

to mean sth from the bottom of one's heart

dire qc du fond du cœur

to get to the bottom of sth

aller au fond des choses

to be at the bottom of sth

être derrière qc

at bottom

au [ou dans le] fond

II. bottom [ˈbɒtəm, am. angl. ˈbɑ:t̬əm] PRID.

bottom level

d'en bas

bottom jaw

inférieur(e)

bottom end

partie ž. spol inférieure

the bottom of the table

le bout de la table

rock¹ [rɒk, am. angl. rɑ:k] SAM.

1. rock (substance):

rock

roche ž. spol

2. rock (stone):

rock

rocher m. spol

to be solid as a rock

être solide comme un roc

3. rock am. angl., avstral. angl. (lump of stone):

rock

pierre ž. spol

4. rock no mn. (solid sweet):

rock

≈ sucre m. spol d'orge

fraza:

on the rocks (experiencing difficulties)

en pleine débâcle

on the rocks (with ice)

avec des glaçons

I. rock² [rɒk, am. angl. rɑ:k] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. rock (swing):

rock

balancer

rock a baby

bercer

to rock sb to sleep

bercer qn pour l'endormir

2. rock (shake):

rock person, house

secouer

fraza:

to rock the boat pog.

faire des vagues

II. rock² [rɒk, am. angl. rɑ:k] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. rock (undulate):

rock

se balancer

to rock back and forth

se balancer d'avant en arrière

2. rock (dance):

rock

danser le rock'n'roll

III. rock² [rɒk, am. angl. rɑ:k] SAM. GLAS.

rock

rock m. spol

v slovarju PONS

rock bottom SAM.

rock bottom

fond m. spol

to be at rock bottom

tomber au plus bas

to be at rock bottom person

avoir le moral à zéro

to hit rock bottom

toucher le fond

v slovarju PONS

to hit rock bottom

avoir le moral au plus bas

v slovarju PONS

I. bottom [ˈba·t̬əm] SAM.

1. bottom (lowest part):

bottom

bas m. spol

bottom of pajamas

pantalon m. spol

bottom of the sea, a container

fond m. spol

from top to bottom

de haut en bas

2. bottom (end):

bottom of street

bout m. spol

bottom of the garden

fond m. spol

to be (at the) bottom of one's class

être le dernier de sa classe

to start at the bottom

commencer en bas de l'échelle

3. bottom (buttocks):

bottom

derrière m. spol

fraza:

to mean sth from the bottom of one's heart

dire qc du fond du cœur

to get to the bottom of sth

aller au fond des choses

to be at the bottom of sth

être derrière qc

at bottom

au [ou dans le] fond

II. bottom [ˈba·t̬əm] PRID.

bottom level

d'en bas

bottom jaw

inférieur(e)

bottom end

partie ž. spol inférieure

bottom of the table

bout m. spol de la table

rock¹ [rak] SAM.

1. rock (substance):

rock

roche ž. spol

2. rock:

rock (stone)

rocher m. spol

rock (smaller)

pierre ž. spol

to be solid as a rock

être solide comme un roc

3. rock fig. pog. (diamond):

rock

diam m. spol

fraza:

on the rocks (experiencing difficulties)

en pleine débâcle

on the rocks (with ice)

avec des glaçons

I. rock² [rak] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. rock (swing):

rock

balancer

rock a baby

bercer

to rock sb to sleep

bercer qn pour l'endormir

2. rock (shake):

rock person, house

secouer

fraza:

to rock the boat sleng

faire des vagues

II. rock² [rak] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. rock (sway):

rock

se balancer

to rock back and forth

se balancer d'avant en arrière

2. rock (dance):

rock

danser le rock'n'roll

III. rock² [rak] SAM. GLAS.

rock

rock m. spol

Present

I	bottom
you	bottom
he/she/it	bottoms
we	bottom
you	bottom
they	bottom

Past

I	bottomed
you	bottomed
he/she/it	bottomed
we	bottomed
you	bottomed
they	bottomed

Present Perfect

I	have	bottomed
you	have	bottomed
he/she/it	has	bottomed
we	have	bottomed
you	have	bottomed
they	have	bottomed

Past Perfect

I	had	bottomed
you	had	bottomed
he/she/it	had	bottomed
we	had	bottomed
you	had	bottomed
they	had	bottomed

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

Swamp tupelo grows in headwater swamps, strands, ponds, river bottoms, bays, estuaries, and low coves.

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Volcanic activity, along with periodic wildfires, and noxious gasses released from the lake bottoms caused the ecosystem to be continually destroyed and regrown.

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He wore a grey jumper, tracksuit bottoms and black shoes and was handcuffed to a guard in the dock during the hearing.

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Most of these men were either versatile (43.6%; meaning anal receptive and anal insertive) or bottoms (46.3%).

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Their flat bottoms allowed them to settle flat in harbour, making them easier to load and unload.

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