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speaking clock SAM.

speaking clock

horloge ž. spol parlante

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téléphoner à l'horloge parlante

to ring the speaking clock brit. angl.

horloge parlante TELEKOM.

speaking clock brit. angl.

horloge parlante

speaking clock

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I. speaking [brit. angl. ˈspiːkɪŋ, am. angl. ˈspikɪŋ] SAM.

speaking (elocution)

élocution ž. spol

speaking (pronunciation)

prononciation ž. spol

II. -speaking ZLOŽ.

English-/French-speaking person

anglophone/francophone, parlant anglais/français

English-/French-speaking area, country

anglophone/francophone, de langue anglaise/française

I. -speak ZLOŽ.

-speak

jargon m. spol

computer-/management-speak

jargon informatique/de gestion

II. speak <pret. spoke; del. Pf. spoken> [brit. angl. spiːk, am. angl. spik] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. speak language:

speak

parler

can you speak English?

parlez-vous (l')anglais?

‘French spoken’ (sign)

‘on parle français’

English as it is spoken

l'anglais tel qu'on le parle

people who speak the same language dobes., fig.

des gens qui parlent le même langage

2. speak (tell, utter):

speak truth, poetry

dire

speak word, name

prononcer

to speak one's mind

dire ce qu'on pense

III. speak <pret. spoke, del. Pf. spoken> [brit. angl. spiːk, am. angl. spik] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. speak (talk):

speak

parler (to à, about, of de)

to speak in a soft/deep voice

parler bas/d'une voix profonde

to speak in German/Russian

parler (en) allemand/russe

to speak in a whisper

parler tout bas, chuchoter

to speak ill/well of sb

dire du mal/du bien de qn

to speak through medium, interpreter

parler par l'intermédiaire de

to speak with one's mouth full

parler la bouche pleine

speak when you're spoken to!

réponds quand on te parle!

I've spoken to them severely and they've apologized

je leur ai parlé sévèrement et ils se sont excusés

who's speaking please? (on phone)

qui est à l'appareil s'il vous plaît?

(this is) Camilla speaking

c'est Camilla, Camilla à l'appareil

‘is that Miss Durham?’—‘speaking!’

‘Mademoiselle Durham?’—‘c'est moi!’

I'm speaking from a phone box

j'appelle d'une cabine téléphonique

this is your captain speaking ZRAČ. PROM.

ici le commandant de bord

speaking of which, have you booked a table?

tiens, ça m'a fait penser, as-tu réservé une table?

speaking of lunch, Nancy…

à propos du déjeuner, Nancy…

she is well spoken of in academic circles

elle est bien considérée dans le milieu universitaire

he spoke very highly of her/her talents

il a parlé d'elle/de ses talents en termes très élogieux

he spoke of selling the house/leaving the country

il a parlé de vendre la maison/de quitter le pays

to speak as sth

(parler) en tant que qc

speaking as a layman…

en tant que non-spécialiste…

speaking personally, I hate him

personnellement, je le déteste

speaking personally and not for the company

parlant en mon nom et pas en celui de l'entreprise

generally speaking

en règle générale

roughly speaking

en gros

strictly speaking

à proprement parler

relatively speaking

relativement parlant

ecologically/politically speaking

écologiquement/politiquement parlant, sur le plan écologique/politique

metaphorically speaking

pour employer une métaphore

we've had no trouble to speak of

nous n'avons pas eu de problème spécial

they've got no money to speak of

ils n'ont pour ainsi dire pas d'argent

‘what did you see?’—‘nothing to speak of’

‘qu'est-ce que vous avez vu?’—‘rien de spécial’

not to speak of his poor mother/the expense

sans parler de sa pauvre mère/du coût

so to speak

pour ainsi dire

2. speak (converse):

speak

parler (about, of de, to, with à)

they're not speaking (to each other)

ils ne se parlent pas

I can't remember when we last spoke

je ne me rappelle plus quand nous nous sommes parlé pour la dernière fois

I know her by sight but not to speak to

je la connais de vue mais je ne lui ai jamais parlé

3. speak:

speak (make a speech)

parler

speak (more formal)

prendre la parole

to speak from the floor POLIT.

parler or prendre la parole de sa place

to speak about or on topic

parler de

to speak for view, opinion, party

parler en faveur de

4. speak (express) lit.:

to speak of suffering, effort, emotion

témoigner de

all creation spoke to me of love

toute la création me parlait d'amour

that look spoke louder than words

ce regard était plus expressif que des mots

the poem/music speaks to me in a special way

le poème/la musique me touche profondément

5. speak (make noise) fig.:

speak gun:

parler

this clarinet speaks/does not speak easily

il est facile/difficile de faire sortir un son de cette clarinette

I. clock [brit. angl. klɒk, am. angl. klɑk] SAM.

1. clock (timepiece):

clock (large)

horloge ž. spol

clock (small)

pendule ž. spol

what time does the clock say?

quelle heure indique l'horloge or la pendule?

to set a clock

mettre une pendule à l'heure

to put the clocks forward/back one hour

avancer/reculer les pendules d'une heure

he does everything by the clock

tout est minuté chez lui

to work/watch sb around the clock

travailler/surveiller qn 24 heures sur 24

to work against the clock

faire une course contre la montre

the biological clock

l'horloge biologique

the twenty-four hour clock

l'horloge de vingt-quatre heures

2. clock (timer):

clock (in computer)

horloge ž. spol (interne)

clock (for central heating system)

horloge ž. spol (incorporée)

3. clock pog. DIRKAL.:

clock

compteur m. spol

a car with 40, 000 kilometers on the clock

une voiture qui a 40 000 kilomètres au compteur

4. clock (in workplace):

clock

pointeuse ž. spol

to punch the clock

pointer

5. clock ŠPORT:

clock

chronomètre m. spol

to complete the course against the clock JAH.

finir la course dans le temps limite

to beat the clock (in games)

jouer dans les temps

a race against the clock

une course contre la montre

II. clock [brit. angl. klɒk, am. angl. klɑk] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. clock ŠPORT:

he clocked 9.6 seconds in the 100 metres

il a fait le 100 mètres en 9, 6 secondes

to clock 5 minutes 2.987 seconds

faire un temps de 5 minutes et 2, 987 secondes

2. clock brit. angl. (hit) pog.:

to clock sb (one)

flanquer un marron à qn pog.

3. clock (catch):

the police clocked him doing 150 km an hour

la police l'a arrêté alors qu'il roulait à 150 km à l'heure

4. clock brit. angl. pog. DIRKAL.:

clock car

trafiquer le compteur de

III. clock [brit. angl. klɒk, am. angl. klɑk]

they want to turn or put the clock back 600 years

ils veulent revenir 600 ans en arrière

v slovarju PONS

speaking clock SAM. brit. angl.

speaking clock

horloge ž. spol parlante

v slovarju PONS

horloge parlante

speaking clock

horloge parlante

speaking clock

v slovarju PONS

I. speaking SAM. no mn.

speaking

parler m. spol

public speaking

art m. spol oratoire

II. speaking PRID. a. fig.

speaking

parlant(e)

to be no longer on speaking terms with sb

ne plus adresser la parole à qn

english-speaking

de langue anglaise

I. speak <spoke, spoken> [spi:k] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. speak (articulate):

speak

parler

to speak to each other

se parler

to speak to sb about sth

parler à qn à propos de qc

to speak in jargon/dialect

parler en jargon/dialecte

to speak for/against sth

être en faveur/opposé à qc

to speak into sth

parler dans qc

to speak for oneself

parler pour soi

speaking for oneself

pour sa part

facts speak for themselves

les faits parlent d'eux-mêmes

to speak over a loudspeaker

parler dans un haut-parleur

to speak through a megaphone

parler dans un porte-voix

to speak in a whisper

chuchoter

speak when you're spoken to

tu réponds quand on te parle

2. speak (from a specified point of view):

sth speaking

d'un point de vue de qc

geographically speaking

d'un point de vue géographique

speaking of sth

à propos de qc

so to speak

pour ainsi dire

3. speak (make a formal speech):

speak

faire un discours

to speak in public

parler en public

4. speak (communicate on the phone):

speak

être à l'appareil

fraza:

actions speak louder than words preg.

les actes sont plus éloquents que les paroles

to speak the lingo pog.

baragouiner

II. speak <spoke, spoken> [spi:k] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. speak (say):

speak

dire

speak language

parler

to speak the truth

dire la vérité

to speak one's mind

donner son opinion

to not speak a word

ne pas dire un mot

2. speak (reveal):

speak

révéler

I. clock [klɒk, am. angl. klɑ:k] SAM.

1. clock:

clock

pendule ž. spol

alarm clock

réveil m. spol

to put a clock back

retarder l'horloge

to put the clocks forward [or brit. angl. on]

avancer l'horloge

round the clock

24 heures sur 24

to work against the clock

travailler contre la montre

to work according to the clock

faire qc en respectant l'horaire

to have one's eye on the clock

surveiller l'heure

2. clock (speedometer):

clock

compteur m. spol

3. clock (mileometer):

clock

compteur m. spol kilométrique

II. clock [klɒk, am. angl. klɑ:k] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. clock (measure time or speed):

clock

chronométrer

2. clock pog. (hit):

clock

coller un pain

v slovarju PONS

I. speak <spoke, spoken> [spik] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. speak (articulate):

speak

parler

to speak to each other

se parler

to speak to sb about sth

parler de qc à qn

to speak in jargon/dialect

parler en jargon/dialecte

to speak for/against sth

être en faveur/opposé à qc

to speak into sth

parler dans qc

to speak for oneself

parler pour soi

speaking for oneself

pour sa part

the facts speak for themselves

les faits parlent d'eux-mêmes

to speak over a loudspeaker

parler dans un haut-parleur

to speak through a megaphone

parler dans un porte-voix

to speak in a whisper

chuchoter

speak when you're spoken to!

tu réponds quand on te parle!

2. speak (from specified point of view):

geographically speaking

d'un point de vue géographique

speaking of sth

à propos de qc

so to speak

pour ainsi dire

3. speak (make formal speech):

speak

faire un discours

to speak in public

parler en public

4. speak (communicate on phone):

speak

être à l'appareil

fraza:

actions speak louder than words preg.

les actes sont plus éloquents que les paroles

II. speak <spoke, spoken> [spik] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. speak (say):

speak

dire

speak language

parler

to speak the truth

dire la vérité

to speak one's mind

donner son opinion

to not speak a word

ne pas dire un mot

2. speak (reveal):

speak

révéler

I. speaking SAM.

speaking

parler m. spol

public speaking

art m. spol oratoire

II. speaking PRID. a. fig.

speaking

parlant(e)

to be no longer on speaking terms with sb

ne plus adresser la parole à qn

English-speaking

de langue anglaise

I. clock [klak] SAM.

1. clock:

clock

pendule ž. spol

alarm clock

réveil m. spol

to put a clock back

retarder une horloge

to put the clocks forward

avancer les horloges

around the clock

24 heures sur 24

to work against the clock

travailler contre la montre

to work according to the clock

faire qc en respectant l'horaire

to watch the clock

surveiller l'heure

2. clock (speedometer):

clock

compteur m. spol

II. clock [klak] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. clock (measure time or speed):

clock

chronométrer

2. clock pog. (hit):

clock

coller un pain

Present

I	speak
you	speak
he/she/it	speaks
we	speak
you	speak
they	speak

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

In his teens, he showed an interest in music, athletics, and public speaking.

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The agencies promptly countered by pressuring the city council to pass an ordinance forbidding street speaking.

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Generally speaking, droplet size decreases with increasing pulse intensity.

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A speaking fee is a payment awarded to an individual for speaking at a public event.

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Human infants are sometimes considered obligate nasal breathers, but generally speaking healthy humans may breathe through their nose, their mouth, or both.

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