FEED GRAINS - angleščina-francoščina prevod

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feed grains SAM. mn. samost.

feed grains

céréales ž. spol mn. fourragères

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engrener machine

to feed grain into

donner du grain aux poules

to feed grain to the hens

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I. grain [brit. angl. ɡreɪn, am. angl. ɡreɪn] SAM.

1. grain (commodity):

grain

céréales ž. spol mn.

grain prices

le prix des céréales

2. grain (seed):

grain (of rice, wheat)

grain m. spol

long/short grain rice

riz m. spol long/rond

3. grain (small piece):

grain (of sand, salt)

grain m. spol

4. grain (of truth, hope, comfort):

grain fig.

brin m. spol

5. grain (pattern):

grain (in wood)

grain m. spol

grain (in wood)

veines ž. spol mn.

grain (in stone)

veines ž. spol mn.

grain (in leather, paper, fabric)

grain m. spol

to cut along/across the grain

couper dans le fil/contre le fil

6. grain FOTO.:

grain

grain m. spol

7. grain (unit of weight):

grain

grain m. spol (= 0.0648g)

II. grain [brit. angl. ɡreɪn, am. angl. ɡreɪn] GLAG. preh. glag. (stain)

grain wood

veiner

grain leather, paper

grainer

III. grained PRID.

grained worktop, table

veiné

grained leather, paper

grainé

IV. grain [brit. angl. ɡreɪn, am. angl. ɡreɪn]

it goes against the grain

c'est contre nature

fee [brit. angl. fiː, am. angl. fi] SAM.

1. fee (for professional, artistic service):

fee

honoraires m. spol mn.

the fee for the X-ray is £20

le coût de la radiographie est de 20 livres sterling

school fees

frais m. spol mn. de scolarité

to pay a fee

payer

he charged us a fee of $200

il nous a fait payer 200 dollars

to be paid on a fee basis

recevoir des honoraires

he will do it for a fee

il le fera s'il est payé

2. fee:

fee (for admission)

droit m. spol d'entrée

fee (for membership)

cotisation ž. spol

to pay/receive a fee

payer/recevoir une somme d'argent

what is the membership fee?

quel est le montant de la cotisation?

I. feed [brit. angl. fiːd, am. angl. fid] SAM. brit. angl.

1. feed (meal):

feed (for animal)

ration ž. spol de nourriture

feed (for baby) (breast)

tétée ž. spol

feed (bottle)

biberon m. spol

2. feed (hearty meal):

feed pog.

bouffe ž. spol pog.

to have a feed

se faire une bouffe pog.

to have a good feed

bien bouffer pog.

3. feed KMET.:

feed, a. feed stuffs

aliments m. spol mn. pour animaux

4. feed TEH.:

feed (material)

alimentation ž. spol

feed (mechanism)

mécanisme m. spol d'alimentation

sheet paper feed RAČ.

chargeur m. spol feuille à feuille

5. feed RAČ.:

news feed

fil d'actualités

RSS feed

flux RSS

RSS feed

fil RSS

6. feed (in comedy):

feed, a. feed-line

réplique ž. spol

7. feed (in comedy):

feed (actor)

faire-valoir m. spol nesprem.

II. feed <pret., del. Pf. fed> [brit. angl. fiːd, am. angl. fid] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. feed (supply with food):

feed animal, plant, family, starving people

nourrir (on de)

feed pet

donner à manger à

feed army

ravitailler

feed guests

faire la cuisine pour

feed fledgling

donner la becquée à

to feed a baby (on breast)

donner le sein à un bébé

to feed a baby (on bottle)

donner le biberon à un bébé

I shall have ten to feed

je ferai la cuisine pour dix

2. feed (give food to):

to feed sth to sb, feed sb sth

donner qc à manger à qn

she was feeding bread to the ducks or feeding the ducks bread

elle donnait du pain aux canards

3. feed (supply):

feed lake, fire, machine

alimenter

feed meter

mettre des pièces dans

feed information, secrets

fournir (to à)

to feed sth into meter, slot machine

mettre qc dans

to feed sth into slot, hole, pipe, machine

introduire qc dans

to feed sth into computer

rentrer qc dans

to feed a machine with paper, materials

alimenter une machine en

4. feed (fuel) fig.:

feed ambition, prejudice, desire

alimenter

to feed a drug habit

se procurer de la drogue

5. feed ŠPORT:

feed ball

faire passer (to à)

6. feed GLED.:

feed comedian

donner la réplique à

III. feed <pret., del. Pf. fed> [brit. angl. fiːd, am. angl. fid] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. feed (eat):

feed

manger

the baby's feeding (on milk)

le bébé prend son lait

the baby's feeding (on solids)

le bébé mange

2. feed (survive):

to feed on substance, prey

se nourrir de

3. feed (thrive) fig.:

to feed on emotion, conditions

être alimenté par

4. feed (enter):

to feed into paper, tape: machine

s'introduire dans

IV. to feed oneself GLAG. povr. glag.

to feed oneself povr. glag. child, invalid:

to feed oneself

manger tout seul

v slovarju PONS

I. grain [greɪn] SAM.

1. grain a. AGR., GASTR., FOTO.:

grain a. fig.

grain m. spol

a grain of truth

un brin de vérité

2. grain (direction of fibres):

grain of wood

veinure ž. spol

grain of meat

fibre ž. spol

3. grain (.0648 grams):

grain

once ž. spol

fraza:

to go against the grain for sb

aller à l'encontre de la nature de qn

II. grain [greɪn] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. grain (granulate):

grain

grener

2. grain (texturize):

grain

greneler

I. feed <fed> [fi:d] SAM.

1. feed (food):

feed

nourriture ž. spol

cattle feed

aliments mpl pour bétail

2. feed pog. (meal):

feed

repas m. spol

3. feed TEH.:

feed

approvisionnement m. spol

II. feed <fed> [fi:d] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. feed (give food to, provide food for):

feed

nourrir

to feed the cat

donner à manger au chat

to feed sth to sb

donner qc à manger à qn

to feed sb on sth

nourrir qn de qc

2. feed (supply):

feed machine

alimenter

feed fire, meter, someone

approvisionner

to feed sth into the computer

entrer qc dans l'ordinateur

3. feed (give):

feed

fournir

to feed sth to sb

fournir qc à qn

III. feed <fed> [fi:d] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

feed

manger

fee [fi:] SAM.

fee of doctor, lawyer, artist:

fee

honoraires mpl

school fees

frais mpl de scolarité

membership fee

cotisation ž. spol

admission fee

droit m. spol d'entrée

v slovarju PONS

I. grain [greɪn] SAM.

1. grain a. AGR., culin, FOTO.:

grain a. fig.

grain m. spol

a grain of truth

un brin de vérité

2. grain (direction of fibers):

grain of wood

veinure ž. spol

grain of meat

fibre ž. spol

fraza:

to go against the grain

être contre nature

II. grain [greɪn] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. grain (granulate):

grain

grener

2. grain (texturize):

grain

greneler

I. feed <fed> [fid] SAM.

1. feed (food):

feed

nourriture ž. spol

cattle feed

aliments mpl pour bétail

2. feed pog. (meal):

feed

repas m. spol

3. feed TEH.:

feed

approvisionnement m. spol

II. feed <fed> [fid] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. feed (give food to, provide food for):

feed

nourrir

to feed the cat

donner à manger au chat

to feed sth to sb

donner qc à manger à qn

to feed sb on sth

nourrir qn de qc

2. feed (supply):

feed machine

alimenter

feed fire, meter, someone

approvisionner

to feed sth into the computer

entrer qc dans l'ordinateur

3. feed (give):

feed

fournir

to feed sth to sb

fournir qc à qn

III. feed <fed> [fid] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

feed

manger

fee [fi] SAM.

fee of doctor, lawyer, artist:

fee

honoraires mpl

school fees

frais mpl de scolarité

membership fee

cotisation ž. spol

admission fee

droits mpl d'entrée

Present

I	grain
you	grain
he/she/it	grains
we	grain
you	grain
they	grain

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

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During their time in the water column, planktotrophic larvae feed on phytoplankton and small zooplankton, including other larvae.

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Supplies of every sort were needed to house and feed a veritable army of actors, directors and subordinates.

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