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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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shell hole

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. hole [brit. angl. həʊl, am. angl. hoʊl] SAM.

1. hole (in clothing, ground, hedge, pocket):

hole

trou m. spol (in dans)

to dig a hole

creuser un trou

the explosion blew a hole in the plane

l'explosion a fait un trou dans l'avion

this sweater is full of holes

ce pull est tout troué

2. hole (in wall):

hole

brèche ž. spol

3. hole brit. angl. (in tooth):

hole

cavité ž. spol

4. hole DIRKAL. (in road):

hole (pothole)

nid m. spol de poule

hole (man-made)

trou m. spol

5. hole fig. (flaw):

hole

faille ž. spol

to pick holes in an argument

repérer les failles d'un raisonnement

6. hole:

hole (of mouse)

trou m. spol

hole (of fox, rabbit)

terrier m. spol

7. hole EKOL.:

hole

trou m. spol

a hole in the ozone layer

un trou dans la couche d'ozone

8. hole (financial):

hole

trou m. spol

a big hole in profits

un grand trou dans les bénéfices

that holiday made a hole in my pocket

ces vacances ont fait un trou dans mon budget

9. hole (place):

hole pog. slabš.

trou m. spol pog., slabš.

10. hole ŠPORT (golf):

hole (all contexts)

trou m. spol

to get a hole in one

faire un trou en un

a nine-hole golf course

un parcours de neuf trous

11. hole am. angl. (solitary confinement):

hole

trou m. spol pog.

II. hole [brit. angl. həʊl, am. angl. hoʊl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. hole shell building:

hole

crever

2. hole NAVT. iceberg, reef:

hole ship

faire une brèche dans

3. hole ŠPORT (golf):

to hole the ball or shot or putt

rentrer la balle, faire le trou (in en)

III. hole [brit. angl. həʊl, am. angl. hoʊl] GLAG. nepreh. glag. ŠPORT

hole (in golf)

faire or terminer le trou

IV. hole [brit. angl. həʊl, am. angl. hoʊl]

to be 10 dollars in the hole am. angl.

en être de 10 dollars pog.

to get oneself into a hole pog.

se fourrer dans le pétrin pog.

to get sb out of a hole

tirer qn du pétrin pog.

I needed that like I need a hole in the head pog.!

il ne me manquait plus que ça!

I. money [brit. angl. ˈmʌni, am. angl. ˈməni] SAM.

1. money (coins, notes):

money

argent m. spol

2. money (funds):

money

argent m. spol

to make money (person)

gagner de l'argent

to make money (business, project)

rapporter de l'argent

to run out of money

ne plus avoir d'argent

to get one's money back (in shop)

être remboursé

to get one's money back (after loan, resale)

rentrer dans ses fonds

to get one's money back (after risky venture, with difficulty)

récupérer son argent

to find the money to do

trouver l'argent pour faire

there's no money in it

ça ne rapporte pas

where is the money going to come from?

et d'où viendra l'argent?

there's big money involved pog.

il y a de grosses sommes en jeu

they made a lot of money when they sold the house

ils ont fait un beau bénéfice quand ils ont vendu la maison

they made a lot of money when they sold the house atribut. matters, problems, worries

d'argent

3. money (in banking, on stock exchange):

money

argent m. spol

money

monnaie ž. spol

money

capitaux m. spol mn.

to raise money

trouver des capitaux

to pay good money

payer en bel et bon argent, payer un bon prix

to put up money for a project

investir de l'argent dans un projet

4. money (salary):

money

salaire m. spol

the job is boring but the money is good

le travail est ennuyeux, mais c'est bien payé

to earn good money

bien gagner sa vie

5. money (price):

money

prix m. spol

it's not the best car in the world, but it's good for the money

ce n'est pas la meilleure voiture du monde, mais elle est bien pour le prix

6. money (wealth):

money

argent m. spol

money

fortune ž. spol

to make one's money in business

faire (sa) fortune dans les affaires

to inherit one's money

acquérir sa fortune par héritage

there's a lot of money in that area

il y a beaucoup de gens riches dans la région

there's a lot of money (to be made) in computing

l'informatique, ça peut rapporter

II. monies, moneys SAM.

monies,moneys mn. samost.:

monies, moneys (funds)

fonds m. spol mn.

monies, moneys (funds)

capitaux m. spol mn.

monies, moneys (sums)

sommes ž. spol mn.

III. money [brit. angl. ˈmʌni, am. angl. ˈməni]

not for love nor money

pour rien au monde

for my money …

à mon avis …

it's money well spent

c'est de l'argent bien dépensé

money burns a hole in her pocket, she spends money like water

l'argent lui file entre les doigts

it's money for jam, it's money for old rope

c'est de l'argent facile

money talks

avec l'argent on obtient ce qu'on veut

time is money

le temps c'est de l'argent

the smart money is on X

les gens bien informés misent sur X

to be in the money

être en fonds

to be made of money

être cousu d'or, rouler sur l'or

to get one's money's worth, to get a good run for one's money

en avoir pour son argent

to give sb a good run for his/her money

en donner à qn pour son argent

to have money to burn

avoir de l'argent à ne savoir qu'en faire or à jeter par les fenêtres

to put one's money where one's mouth is

sortir son portefeuille

to throw good money after bad

investir en pure perte

your money or your life!

la bourse ou la vie!

she'll [brit. angl. ʃiːl, ʃɪl, am. angl. ʃil, ʃɪl]

she'll → she will

I. shell [brit. angl. ʃɛl, am. angl. ʃɛl] SAM.

1. shell:

shell BOT., ZOOL. (of egg, nut, sea creature, snail)

coquille ž. spol

shell (of crab, tortoise, shrimp)

carapace ž. spol

to develop a hard shell fig. person:

se forger une carapace

2. shell VOJ.:

shell (bomb)

obus m. spol

shell (cartridge)

cartouche ž. spol

to fire shells at sb

pilonner qn d'obus

3. shell TEH.:

shell (of vehicle)

carcasse ž. spol

shell (of building)

cage ž. spol

shell (of machine)

enveloppe ž. spol

shell (of nuclear plant)

enceinte ž. spol de confinement

4. shell (remains):

shell (of building)

carcasse ž. spol

5. shell NAVT. (boat):

shell

outrigger m. spol

II. shell [brit. angl. ʃɛl, am. angl. ʃɛl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. shell VOJ.:

shell town, installation

pilonner

2. shell GASTR.:

shell peas

écosser

shell prawn, nut

décortiquer

shell oyster

écailler

III. shell [brit. angl. ʃɛl, am. angl. ʃɛl]

to come out of/go back into one's shell

sortir de/rentrer dans sa coquille

it's as easy as shelling peas

c'est simple comme bonjour

v slovarju PONS

shell hole SAM.

shell hole

trou m. spol d'obus

v slovarju PONS

I. hole [həʊl, am. angl. hoʊl] SAM.

1. hole (hollow space, cavity):

hole

trou m. spol

2. hole (animal's burrow):

hole of fox, rabbit

terrier m. spol

3. hole ŠPORT:

hole

trou m. spol

4. hole pog. (unpleasant place):

hole

trou m. spol

5. hole pog. (difficult situation):

to be in the hole am. angl.

être dans la mouise

II. hole [həʊl, am. angl. hoʊl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. hole (make holes, perforate):

hole

trouer

2. hole ŠPORT (hit a ball into a hole in golf):

to hole a ball

lancer une balle dans le trou

I. shell [ʃel] SAM.

1. shell (exterior):

shell

coquille ž. spol

shell crab, tortoise

carapace ž. spol

2. shell no mn. (rigid exterior):

shell

caisse ž. spol

3. shell (basic structure):

shell

carcasse ž. spol

4. shell (gun explosives):

shell

cartouche ž. spol

shell artillery

obus m. spol

5. shell (rowing boat):

shell

canot m. spol de compétition

fraza:

to bring a child out of his/her shell

faire sortir un enfant de sa réserve

to come out of one's shell

sortir de sa coquille

to crawl into one's shell

se glisser à l'intérieur de sa coquille

to crawl into one's shell fig.

se refermer sur soi-même

II. shell [ʃel] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. shell (remove shell):

shell nuts

décortiquer

shell peas

écosser

2. shell (fire):

shell

bombarder

III. shell [ʃel] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

to shell easily

se laisser décortiquer

v slovarju PONS

shell hole SAM.

shell hole

trou m. spol d'obus

v slovarju PONS

I. hole [hoʊl] SAM.

1. hole (hollow space, cavity):

hole

trou m. spol

2. hole (animal's burrow):

hole of fox, rabbit

terrier m. spol

3. hole sports:

hole

trou m. spol

4. hole pog. (unpleasant place):

hole

trou m. spol

5. hole pog. (difficult situation):

to be in the hole

être dans la mouise

II. hole [hoʊl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. hole (make holes, perforate):

hole

trouer

2. hole sports (hit a ball into a hole in golf):

to hole a ball

lancer une balle dans le trou

I. shell [ʃel] SAM.

1. shell (exterior):

shell of mollusk

coquille ž. spol

shell of crab, turtle

carapace ž. spol

shell of nut, egg

coque ž. spol

2. shell (rigid exterior):

shell

enveloppe ž. spol protectrice

3. shell (basic structure):

shell of building, boat

carcasse ž. spol

4. shell (gun explosives):

shell

cartouche ž. spol

shell artillery

obus m. spol

5. shell (racing boat):

shell

canot m. spol de compétition

fraza:

to bring a child out of his/her shell

faire sortir un enfant de sa réserve

to come out of one's shell

sortir de sa coquille

to crawl into one's shell

se glisser à l'intérieur de sa coquille

to crawl into one's shell fig.

se renfermer sur soi-même

II. shell [ʃel] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. shell (remove shell):

shell nuts

décortiquer

shell peas

écosser

2. shell (fire):

shell

bombarder

III. shell [ʃel] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

to shell easily

bien se décortiquer

Present

I	hole
you	hole
he/she/it	holes
we	hole
you	hole
they	hole

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

It spent 1.6 million of public money on the scheme, so a greater than tenfold return on investment was expected.

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Stu encounters a vault filled with money and an old cricket bat.

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The exchange of money is frowned upon, and barter stressed as an alternative.

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Balance your chequebook before spending any money in 2016.

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At one point in his career, some members of the crowd would actually stuff money into his tights.

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