PONS Angleščina ↔ Francoščina Prevajalnik

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laid [brit. angl. leɪd, am. angl. leɪd] GLAG. 1. pret. GLAG. del. Pf.

laid → lay

I. lay [brit. angl. leɪ, am. angl. leɪ] GLAG. 1. pret.

lay → lie

II. lay [brit. angl. leɪ, am. angl. leɪ] SAM.

1. lay (sexual partner) sleng, slabš.:

she's an easy lay slabš.

c'est une fille facile slabš.

she's a good lay slabš.

elle baise bien vulg.

she's a good lay (sex act)

baise ž. spol vulg.

2. lay LIT.:

lay

lai m. spol

III. lay [brit. angl. leɪ, am. angl. leɪ] PRID.

1. lay (gen):

lay helper, worker

non initié

lay opinion

l'opinion des profanes

2. lay REL.:

lay preacher, member, reader

laïque

lay brother, sister

lai

IV. lay <pret., del. Pf. laid> [brit. angl. leɪ, am. angl. leɪ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. lay dobes.:

lay (place)

poser

lay (spread out) rug, blanket, covering

étaler

lay (arrange)

disposer

lay (ceremonially, as offering) wreath

déposer

lay baby, patient

coucher

lay the cards face down

posez les cartes face en dessous

lay the blanket on the ground

étalez la couverture sur le sol

lay the slices of apple on top

disposez les pommes coupées en tranches sur le dessus

she laid the baby in the cot

elle a couché le bébé dans le berceau

to lay the newspaper on the table

étaler le journal sur la table

he laid his hand on my forehead

il a posé sa main sur mon front

he laid his cheek against hers

il a mis sa joue contre la sienne

to lay hands on sth (find) fig.

mettre la main sur qc

to lay hands on sb REL.

imposer les mains à qn

2. lay (set for meal):

lay table, cutlery, crockery

mettre

to lay the table for lunch

mettre la table pour le déjeuner

to lay the table for four

mettre le couvert pour quatre

to lay the table with the best china

disposer la plus belle porcelaine sur la table

to lay an extra place

ajouter un couvert

3. lay (prepare):

lay fire, plan, trail

préparer

lay basis, foundation

poser

lay trap

tendre

4. lay:

lay GRAD., KMET., VOJ. carpet, tiles, bricks, paving, turf, cable, mine, pipe

poser

lay railway, road, sewer

construire

5. lay ZOOL.:

lay egg

pondre

6. lay (attribute) fig.:

lay charge, accusation

porter

lay complaint

déposer

lay curse, spell

jeter (on à)

to lay stress or emphasis on sth

mettre l'accent sur qc

to lay the blame for sth on sb

rejeter la responsabilité de qc sur qn

7. lay (bet) (gen) KONJ. ŠPORT:

lay money

parier (on sur)

8. lay (suppress) fig.:

lay fears, doubts, suspicions

dissiper

lay rumour

arrêter

9. lay (have sex with):

lay sleng

baiser avec vulg.

to get laid

se faire sauter vulg.

V. lay <pret., del. Pf. laid> [brit. angl. leɪ, am. angl. leɪ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. lay:

lay KMET., ZOOL.

pondre

2. lay NAVT.:

lay

jeter l'ancre (off au large de, alongside le long de)

VI. lay [brit. angl. leɪ, am. angl. leɪ]

to lay it on the line

ne pas mâcher ses mots

to lay a finger or hand on sb (beat)

lever la main sur qn

to lay a finger or hand on sb (touch)

toucher

deep-laid PRID.

deep-laid plan:

deep-laid

habilement ourdi

laid-back [brit. angl. leɪdˈbak, am. angl. ˌleɪdˈbæk] PRID. pog.

laid-back approach, attitude:

laid-back

décontracté

twice-laid [ˌtwaɪsˈleɪd] PRID.

twice-laid

tortillé

I. fail [brit. angl. feɪl, am. angl. feɪl] SAM.

fail ŠOL., UNIV.

échec m. spol

to get a fail brit. angl.

échouer, être collé (in en)

II. without fail PRISL.

without fail arrive, do

sans faute

without fail happen

à coup sûr, immanquablement

I'll be there at six o'clock without fail

je serai là à six heures sans faute

III. fail [brit. angl. feɪl, am. angl. feɪl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. fail:

fail ŠOL., UNIV.

échouer à, rater pog.

fail exam, driving test

échouer en

fail subject

être collé en pog.

fail subject

coller pog.

fail candidate, pupil

refuser

to fail sb

coller qn pog. (in en)

2. fail (omit):

to fail to do

manquer de faire

to fail to keep one's word

manquer à ses promesses

it never fails to annoy her

ça ne manque jamais de l'agacer

it never fails to work

ça marche à tous les coups

to fail to mention that…

omettre de signaler que…

to fail to appear (in court) PRAVO

ne pas comparaître (devant le juge)

if you fail to complete/return the form

si vous ne remplissez/retournez pas ce formulaire

3. fail (be unable):

to fail to do

ne pas réussir à faire

I failed to recognize her

je ne l'ai pas reconnue

one could hardly fail to notice that …

il était évident que …

I fail to see/understand why

je ne vois pas/je n'arrive pas à comprendre pourquoi

the machine failed to meet our standards

la machine ne correspondait pas à nos critères

to fail to respond to treatment

ne pas réagir à un traitement

4. fail (let down):

fail friend

laisser tomber

fail dependant, supporter

manquer à ses engagements envers

fail courage: person

manquer à

fail memory: person

faire défaut à

I've never failed you yet!

tu as toujours pu compter sur moi!

the government has failed the nation

le gouvernement n'a pas tenu ses engagements envers la nation

words fail me!

les mots me manquent!

IV. fail [brit. angl. feɪl, am. angl. feɪl] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. fail (be unsuccessful):

fail exam candidate:

échouer, être collé pog.

fail attempt, technique, plan, negotiations:

échouer

he failed in the exams/in history

il a échoué aux examens/en histoire

he failed in the exams/in history

il a été collé aux examens/en histoire pog.

to fail in one's attempt to do

échouer dans sa tentative de faire

to fail miserably

échouer lamentablement

to fail in one's duty

manquer or faillir à son devoir

if all else fails

en dernier recours

2. fail (weaken):

fail eyesight, hearing:

baisser

fail health, person:

décliner

fail voice:

s'affaiblir

fail light:

baisser, décliner

to be failing fast person, health:

décliner à vue d'œil

3. fail (not function):

fail brakes:

lâcher

fail engine:

tomber en panne

fail power, electricity, water supply:

être coupé

fail food supply:

manquer

4. fail KMET.:

fail crop:

être mauvais

5. fail (go bankrupt):

fail

faire faillite

6. fail MED.:

fail heart:

lâcher

his liver/kidneys failed

il a eu une défaillance du foie/des reins

V. failed PRID.

failed actor, writer, coup d'état, project:

failed

raté pog.

I. coil [brit. angl. kɔɪl, am. angl. kɔɪl] SAM.

1. coil:

coil (of rope, barbed wire)

rouleau m. spol

coil (of electric wire)

bobine ž. spol

coil (of smoke)

volute ž. spol

coil (of hair)

boucle ž. spol

coil (of snake)

anneau m. spol

2. coil (of petrol engine):

coil

bobine ž. spol

3. coil (contraceptive):

coil

stérilet m. spol

to have a coil fitted

se faire poser un stérilet

II. coil [brit. angl. kɔɪl, am. angl. kɔɪl] GLAG. preh. glag.

coil hair, rope, wire:

coil

enrouler

III. coil [brit. angl. kɔɪl, am. angl. kɔɪl] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

coil river, procession:

coil

serpenter

to coil upwards smoke:

monter en volutes

IV. to coil itself GLAG. povr. glag.

to coil itself povr. glag.:

to coil itself

s'enrouler (round autour de)

I. sail [brit. angl. seɪl, am. angl. seɪl] SAM.

1. sail (on boat):

sail

voile ž. spol

to take in sail

rentrer des voiles

2. sail (navigation):

to set sail

prendre la mer

to set sail from/for

partir en bateau de/pour

to be under sail

être en mer

to cross the ocean under sail

traverser l'océan à la voile

a ship in full sail

un navire toutes voiles dehors

the age of sail

l'âge de la voile

3. sail (on windmill):

sail

aile ž. spol

4. sail (journey):

to go for a sail

faire un tour en bateau

it's two days' sail from here

c'est à deux jours de bateau d'ici

II. sail [brit. angl. seɪl, am. angl. seɪl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. sail:

sail (be in charge of) ship, yacht

piloter

sail model boat

faire voguer

sail (steer) ship, yacht

manœuvrer

to sail a ship between two islands/into the port

manœuvrer un navire entre deux îles/pour entrer au port

2. sail (travel across):

sail ocean, channel

traverser [qc] en bateau

3. sail (own):

sail yacht

avoir

I used to sail a catamaran

j'avais un catamaran

III. sail [brit. angl. seɪl, am. angl. seɪl] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. sail (travel by boat):

sail person:

voyager en bateau

to sail from… to

voyager en bateau de… jusqu'à

to sail around the world

faire le tour du monde en bateau

to sail north

voyager en bateau vers le nord

we flew there and sailed back

nous avons pris l'avion à l'aller et le bateau au retour

2. sail (move across water) ship:

to sail across ocean

traverser

to sail into port

entrer dans

the ship sailed into Brest

le bateau est entré dans la rade de Brest

to sail at 15 knots

filer à 15 nœuds

to sail under the Danish flag

naviguer sous pavillon danois

3. sail (leave port, set sail):

sail

prendre la mer

the Titanic sailed on 10 April

le Titanic a pris la mer le 10 avril

we sail/the boat sails at 10 am

nous partons/le bateau part à 10 h

4. sail (as hobby):

sail

faire de la voile

to go sailing

faire de la voile

5. sail (move smoothly):

to sail past sb

passer près de qn sans même le/la remarquer

to sail into a room

entrer dans une pièce d'un pas nonchalant

the ball sailed over the fence

la balle est passée par-dessus la barrière

IV. sail [brit. angl. seɪl, am. angl. seɪl]

to sail close to the wind

jouer avec le feu

to take the wind out of sb's sails

rabattre le caquet à qn

I. rail [brit. angl. reɪl, am. angl. reɪl] SAM.

1. rail (for protection, support):

rail (in fence)

barreau m. spol

rail (on balcony)

balustrade ž. spol

rail (on bridge, tower)

parapet m. spol

rail (on bridge, tower)

garde-fou m. spol

rail (handrail)

rampe ž. spol

rail (on ship)

bastingage m. spol

2. rail (for display):

rail (in shop)

présentoir m. spol

3. rail (for curtains):

rail

tringle ž. spol

4. rail TRANSP. (track):

rail

rail m. spol

by rail travel, send

par rail

by rail atribut. network, traffic, transport

ferroviaire

by rail journey, travel

en train

rail strike

grève ž. spol des cheminots

rail ticket

billet m. spol de train

II. rails SAM.

rails mn. samost. KONJ. ŠPORT:

rails

corde ž. spol

to come up on the rails

tenir la corde

III. to rail against, to rail at GLAG. nepreh. glag. ur. jez.

to rail against,to rail at injustice, pollution, politician:

to rail against, to rail at

s'insurger contre

IV. rail [brit. angl. reɪl, am. angl. reɪl]

to go off the rails

dérailler pog.

towel rail SAM.

towel rail

porte-serviettes m. spol nesprem.

picture rail SAM.

picture rail

cimaise ž. spol

I. hail [brit. angl. heɪl, am. angl. heɪl] SAM. dobes.

hail

grêle ž. spol

hail (of bullets, insults) fig.

grêle ž. spol (of de)

II. hail [brit. angl. heɪl, am. angl. heɪl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. hail (call, signal to):

hail person, taxi, ship

héler

within hailing distance

à portée de voix

2. hail (praise):

to hail sb as

acclamer qn comme

to hail sth as sth/as being

saluer qc comme qc/comme étant

III. hail [brit. angl. heɪl, am. angl. heɪl] GLAG. brezos. glag.

hail

grêler

IV. hail [brit. angl. heɪl, am. angl. heɪl] MEDM.

Hail!

Salut!

hail the conquering hero! šalj.

salut, héros victorieux!

I. boil up GLAG. [brit. angl. bɔɪl -, am. angl. bɔɪl -] (boil up) dobes., fig.

boil up

monter

II. boil up GLAG. [brit. angl. bɔɪl -, am. angl. bɔɪl -] (boil up [sth], boil [sth] up)

boil up

faire bouillir

v slovarju PONS

laid [leɪd] GLAG.

laid 1. pret., del. Pf. of lay

lay³ [leɪ] GLAG.

lay 1. pret. of lie

lay² [leɪ] PRID.

1. lay (not professional):

lay

profane

2. lay (not of the clergy):

lay

laïc(laïque)

I. lay¹ <laid, laid> [leɪ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. lay (place, arrange):

lay

poser

to lay the table

mettre la table

2. lay (render):

to lay sth bare

mettre qc à nu

to lay sb/sth open to ridicule

ridiculiser qn/qc

3. lay (hatch):

lay egg

pondre

4. lay FINAN. (wager):

lay

parier

5. lay (state):

to lay claim to sth

revendiquer qc

fraza:

to lay sth at sb's door brit. angl., avstral. angl.

mettre qc sur le compte de qn

to lay sth on the table (present for discussion)

mettre qc à l'ordre du jour

II. lay¹ <laid, laid> [leɪ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

lay

pondre

III. lay¹ [leɪ] SAM.

lay

configuration ž. spol

new-laid PRID.

new-laid

tout frais

new-laid egg

œuf fraîchement pondu

laid-back [ˌleɪdˈbæk] PRID.

laid-back

décontracté(e)

surface mail SAM.

surface mail

courrier m. spol de surface

jojoba oil [həʊˈhəʊbəˌɔɪl, am. angl. hoʊˈhoʊ-] SAM.

jojoba oil

huile ž. spol de jojoba

oil-exporting PRID.

oil-exporting

exportateur(-trice) de pétrole

nail scissors SAM.

nail scissors

ciseaux mpl à ongles

hail² [heɪl] GLAG. preh. glag.

hail person

saluer

hail a taxi

héler

oil company SAM.

oil company

compagnie ž. spol pétrolière

oil painting SAM.

oil painting

peinture ž. spol à l'huile

fraza:

to be no oil painting avstral. angl., brit. angl. fig., iron., šalj.

ne pas être une huile

v slovarju PONS

laid [leɪd] GLAG.

laid 1. pret., del. Pf. of lay

lay³ [leɪ] GLAG.

lay 1. pret. of lie

lay² [leɪ] PRID.

1. lay (not professional):

lay

profane

2. lay (not of the clergy):

lay

laïc(laïque)

I. lay¹ <laid, laid> [leɪ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. lay (place, arrange):

lay

poser

to lay the blame on sb

donner la faute à qn

2. lay (install):

lay

mettre

lay cable, carpet, pipes

poser

3. lay (render):

to lay sth bare

mettre qc à nu

to lay sb/sth open to ridicule

ridiculiser qn/qc

4. lay (hatch):

lay egg

pondre

5. lay FINAN. (wager):

lay

parier

fraza:

to lay hands on sb

lever la main sur qn

to lay hands on sb REL.

faire l'imposition des mains à qn

to lay sth on the table (present for discussion)

mettre qc à l'ordre du jour

II. lay¹ <laid, laid> [leɪ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

lay

pondre

III. lay¹ [leɪ] SAM.

lay

configuration ž. spol

laid-back [ˌleɪd·ˈbæk] PRID.

laid-back

décontracté(e)

new-laid PRID.

new-laid

tout frais

new-laid egg

œuf m. spol fraîchement pondu

oil pipeline SAM.

oil pipeline

oléoduc m. spol

oil production SAM.

oil production

production ž. spol pétrolifère

oil slick SAM.

oil slick

nappe ž. spol de pétrole

oil field SAM.

oil field

champ m. spol pétrolifère

oil-fired PRID.

oil-fired heating system

chauffage m. spol central au mazout

oil-producing PRID.

oil-producing

producteur(-trice) de pétrole

oil tanker SAM. NAVT.

oil tanker

pétrolier m. spol

Present

I	fail
you	fail
he/she/it	fails
we	fail
you	fail
they	fail

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

Without fail, he would find them in her laundry hamper.

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They were never shown which trees to cuddle up in, yet they somehow know and return to the very same trees every year without fail.

www.treehugger.com

In fact, the only fly in their suntan lotion is the chain-smoking, whining lush who shows up without fail.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Peter was able to perform tasks such as retrieval on the (aurally) indicated object without fail.

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Clueless politicians, flummoxed by the questions and the pearls of wisdom he dishes out without fail around the climax scene.

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