FAST FORWARD - angleščina-francoščina prevod

I. fast forward [am. angl. ˌfæstˈfɔrwərd] SAM.

1. fast forward AVDIO:

fast forward

avance ž. spol rapide

fraza:

fast-forward atribut. key, button

d'avance rapide

II. fast-forward GLAG. preh. glag.

fast-forward preh. glag.:

fast-forward

faire avancer rapidement

laisser ou faire défiler la bande d'une cassette (en avant)

to fast forward a tape

la touche d'enregistrement/d'avance rapide/de rembobinage

the record/fast forward/rewind button

la fonction avance rapide est en panne

the fast forward function does not work

avance rapide

fast-forward

I. forward [brit. angl. ˈfɔːwəd, am. angl. ˈfɔrwərd] SAM. ŠPORT

forward

avant m. spol

II. forward [brit. angl. ˈfɔːwəd, am. angl. ˈfɔrwərd] PRID.

1. forward (bold):

forward

effronté

it was forward of me to ask

c'était assez effronté de ma part de demander

2. forward (towards the front):

forward roll

avant

forward nesprem. gears

avant nesprem.

forward troops VOJ.

ligne ž. spol avant

to be too far forward seat, headrest:

être trop en avant

3. forward (advanced):

forward season, plant

avancé

how far forward are you?

où en êtes-vous?

I'm no further forward

je ne suis pas plus avancé

we're not very far forward yet

nous ne sommes pas encore très avancés

4. forward FINAN.:

forward buying, delivery, market, purchase, rate

à terme

forward price

cours m. spol à terme

III. forward [brit. angl. ˈfɔːwəd, am. angl. ˈfɔrwərd] PRISL.

1. forward (ahead):

to step/leap forward

faire un pas/bond en avant

to fall or topple forward

tomber en avant

to go or walk forward

avancer

to rush forward

se précipiter

to move sth forward dobes., fig.

avancer qc

‘forward march!’

‘en avant, marche!’

a seat facing forward

une place dans le sens de la marche

a way forward

une solution

there is no other way forward

il n'y a pas d'autre solution

it's the only way forward

c'est la seule solution

2. forward (towards the future):

to travel or go forward in time

voyager dans le futur

from this day forward

à partir d'aujourd'hui

from that day or time forward

à partir de ce jour-là, désormais

3. forward (from beginning to end):

to wind sth forward cassette, tape

faire défiler qc en avance rapide

IV. forward [brit. angl. ˈfɔːwəd, am. angl. ˈfɔrwərd] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. forward (dispatch):

forward goods

expédier (to à)

forward catalogue, document, parcel

envoyer (to à)

2. forward (send on):

forward mail

faire suivre, réexpédier (to à)

‘please forward’

‘faire suivre, svp’

I. backwards [brit. angl. ˈbakwədz, am. angl. ˈbækwərdz] brit. angl., backward [ˈbækwəd] am. angl. PRID.

a backwards jump/glance/step

un bond/regard/pas en arrière

II. backwards [brit. angl. ˈbakwədz, am. angl. ˈbækwərdz] brit. angl., backward [ˈbækwəd] am. angl. PRISL.

1. backwards (in a reverse direction):

backwards walk, crawl

à reculons

backwards lean, step, fall

en arrière

to face backwards person:

tourner le dos

to move backwards

reculer

facing backwards (in train)

dans le sens contraire de la marche

to be facing backwards

avoir le dos tourné

to travel backwards and forwards

faire la navette (between entre)

to walk backwards and forwards

faire des allées et venues

to swing backwards and forwards

se balancer

2. backwards (starting from the end):

backwards count

à rebours

backwards play, wind

à l'envers

to say or recite sth backwards

dire qc en commençant par la fin

3. backwards (the wrong way round):

to put sth on backwards

mettre qc devant-derrière or à l'envers

to get sth backwards fig. message, instructions

mal comprendre

you've got it all backwards!

tu as tout mélangé!

4. backwards (thoroughly):

to know sth backwards

connaître qc par cœur

I. backward [brit. angl. ˈbakwəd, am. angl. ˈbækwərd] PRID.

1. backward (towards the rear):

backward glance, look, step

en arrière

2. backward (primitive):

backward culture, nation, society, economy

arriéré

to be technologically backward

souffrir d'un retard technologique

3. backward zastar. or žalj.:

backward PSIH., ŠOL. (handicapped) child

arriéré

backward (slow to learn) pupil

retardé

4. backward (hesitant):

he wasn't backward about accepting the free trip

il n'a pas été long à accepter le voyage gratuit

she isn't backward in coming forward šalj.

elle n'hésite pas à se mettre en avant

II. backward [brit. angl. ˈbakwəd, am. angl. ˈbækwərd] PRISL. am. angl.

backward → backwards

I. fast [brit. angl. fɑːst, am. angl. fæst] SAM. (abstinence)

fast

jeûne m. spol

to break one's fast

rompre le jeûne

II. fast [brit. angl. fɑːst, am. angl. fæst] PRID.

1. fast (speedy):

fast

rapide

a fast train

un express

a fast time ŠPORT

un bon temps

to be a fast walker/reader/writer

marcher/lire/écrire vite

he's a fast worker pog. (gen)

ça ne traîne pas avec lui pog.

he's a fast worker pog. (in seduction)

il ne perd pas son temps

2. fast ŠPORT:

fast court, pitch, track

rapide

3. fast (ahead of time):

my watch is fast

ma montre avance

you're five minutes fast

ta montre avance de cinq minutes

4. fast (immoral) slabš.:

fast person

léger/-ère

to lead a fast life

faire les quatre cents coups pog.

5. fast FOTO.:

fast film, exposure

rapide

6. fast (firm) bret atribut. rabe:

fast door, lid

bien fermé

fast rope

bien attaché

to make sth fast boat

amarrer qc

to make sth fast rope

attacher

7. fast (loyal):

fast friend

fidèle

fast friendship

solide

8. fast (permanent):

is this dye fast?

est-ce que c'est du grand teint?

III. fast [brit. angl. fɑːst, am. angl. fæst] PRISL.

1. fast (rapidly):

fast move, speak, write

vite, rapidement

how fast can you knit/read?

est-ce que tu tricotes/lis vite?

I need help fast

j'ai besoin d'aide tout de suite

I ran as fast as my legs would carry me

je me suis sauvé à toutes jambes

these customs are fast disappearing

ces coutumes se perdent

education is fast becoming a luxury

l'éducation va bientôt devenir un luxe

the time is fast approaching when I will do

dans peu de temps je ferai

not so fast!

minute! pog.

as fast as I make the toast, he eats it

il mange les toasts à mesure que je les fais

I couldn't get out of there fast enough pog.!

je n'avais qu'une hâte, c'était de partir!

2. fast (firmly):

fast hold

ferme

fast stuck

bel et bien

fast before del. Pf. shut

bien

to stand fast

tenir ferme

to be fast asleep

dormir à poings fermés

IV. fast [brit. angl. fɑːst, am. angl. fæst] GLAG. nepreh. glag. (abstain from food)

fast

jeûner

V. fast by PRISL.

fast by lit.:

fast by

tout à côté de

VI. fast [brit. angl. fɑːst, am. angl. fæst]

to pull a fast one on sb pog.

rouler qn pog.

he pulled a fast one on me pog.

je me suis fait rouler pog.

he pulled a fast one on me pog.

je me suis fait avoir

to play fast and loose

faire les quatre cents coups pog.

to play fast and loose with sb

traiter qn à la légère

I. fast forward SAM. no mn.

fast forward

avance ž. spol rapide

II. fast forward GLAG. preh. glag.

to fast-forward

faire avancer

III. fast forward GLAG. nepreh. glag.

to fast-forward

avancer

I. forward [ˈfɔ:wəd, am. angl. ˈfɔ:rwɚd] PRISL.

1. forward a. fig. (towards the front):

forward

en avant

forward position

à l'avant

to lean forward

se pencher en avant

to go forward

avancer

to run forward

avancer en courant

to put sth forward

mettre qc en avant

to push oneself forward

se mettre en avant

the way forward

la voie à suivre

2. forward ur. jez. (onwards in time):

to put one's watch forward

avancer sa montre

from that day forward

à compter de ce jour

II. forward [ˈfɔ:wəd, am. angl. ˈfɔ:rwɚd] PRID.

1. forward (front):

forward position

avant nesprem.

2. forward (towards the front):

forward

en avant

forward step

pas m. spol en avant

3. forward (advanced):

forward

avancé(e)

forward planning

la planification

4. forward FINAN.:

forward

à terme

5. forward slabš. (too bold and self-confident):

forward

effronté(e)

III. forward [ˈfɔ:wəd, am. angl. ˈfɔ:rwɚd] SAM. ŠPORT

forward

avant m. spol

centre forward

avant-centre m. spol

IV. forward [ˈfɔ:wəd, am. angl. ˈfɔ:rwɚd] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. forward (send to new address):

forward mail

faire suivre

please forward

faire suivre S.V.P.

2. forward ur. jez. TRG. (send):

forward

expédier

to forward sb sth

expédier qc à qn

3. forward ur. jez. (help to progress):

forward

encourager

I. fast¹ <-er, -est> [fɑ:st, am. angl. fæst] PRID.

1. fast (↔ slow):

fast

rapide

to be a fast runner

courir vite

2. fast (ahead of the time):

fast clock

en avance

to be ten minutes fast

avancer de dix minutes

3. fast (firmly fixed):

fast

ferme

to make sth fast

attacher qc

to make sth fast boat

arrimer qc

4. fast (withstanding washing):

fast colour

résistant(e)

5. fast (immoral):

fast

frivole

6. fast FOTO.:

fast film

très sensible

II. fast¹ [fɑ:st, am. angl. fæst] PRISL.

1. fast (quickly):

fast

vite

how fast is that car?

quelle est la vitesse de cette voiture?

2. fast (firmly):

fast

ferme

stuck fast

bel et bien coincé

to hold fast to sth

s'accrocher à qc

to stand fast

rester ferme

3. fast (deeply):

fast asleep

profondément

I. fast² [fɑ:st, am. angl. fæst] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

fast

jeûner

II. fast² [fɑ:st, am. angl. fæst] SAM.

fast

jeûne m. spol

I. fast-forward SAM.

fast-forward

avance ž. spol rapide

II. fast-forward GLAG. preh. glag.

fast-forward

faire avancer

III. fast-forward GLAG. nepreh. glag.

fast-forward

avancer

I. forward [ˈfɔr·wərd] PRISL.

1. forward a. fig. (toward the front):

forward

en avant

forward position

à l'avant

to lean forward

se pencher en avant

to go forward

avancer

to run forward

avancer en courant

to put sth forward

mettre qc en avant

to push oneself forward

se mettre en avant

the way forward

la voie à suivre

2. forward ur. jez. (onwards in time):

from that day forward

à compter de ce jour

II. forward [ˈfɔr·wərd] PRID.

1. forward (front):

forward position

avant nesprem.

2. forward (toward the front):

forward

en avant

forward step

pas m. spol en avant

3. forward (advanced):

forward

avancé(e)

forward planning

la planification

4. forward FINAN.:

forward

à terme

5. forward slabš. (too bold and self-confident):

forward

effronté(e)

III. forward [ˈfɔr·wərd] SAM. sports

forward

avant m. spol

center forward

avant-centre m. spol

IV. forward [ˈfɔr·wərd] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. forward (send to new address):

forward mail

faire suivre

please forward

faire suivre S.V.P.

2. forward ur. jez. TRG. (send):

forward

expédier

to forward sb sth

expédier qc à qn

3. forward ur. jez. (help to progress):

forward

encourager

I. fast¹ <-er, -est> [fæst] PRID.

1. fast (↔ slow):

fast

rapide

to be a fast runner

courir vite

2. fast (ahead of the time):

fast clock

en avance

to be ten minutes fast

avancer de dix minutes

3. fast (firmly attached):

fast

ferme

to make sth fast

attacher qc

to make sth fast boat

arrimer qc

4. fast (immoral):

fast

frivole

5. fast FOTO.:

fast film

très sensible

II. fast¹ [fæst] PRISL.

1. fast (quickly):

fast

vite

how fast is that car?

quelle est la vitesse de cette voiture?

2. fast (firmly):

fast

ferme

stuck fast

bel et bien coincé

to hold fast to sth

s'accrocher à qc

to stand fast

rester ferme

3. fast (deeply):

fast asleep

profondément

I. fast² [fæst] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

fast

jeûner

II. fast² [fæst] SAM.

fast

jeûne m. spol

Present

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Present Perfect

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