MESS HALL - angleščina-francoščina prevod

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mess hall SAM. VOJ.

mess hall

réfectoire m. spol

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

hall [brit. angl. hɔːl, am. angl. hɔl] SAM.

1. hall:

hall (in house)

entrée ž. spol

hall (corridor)

couloir m. spol

hall (in hotel, airport, station)

hall m. spol

arrivals hall ZRAČ. PROM.

hall d'arrivée

departures hall ZRAČ. PROM.

hall de départ

2. hall:

hall (for public events)

(grande) salle ž. spol

hall (of church)

salle ž. spol paroissiale

(of school) (assembly) hall

salle ž. spol de réunions

the local hall

la salle polyvalente or des fêtes

3. hall ADMIN. JEZ. (offices) → city hall

4. hall UNIV. (residence):

hall

résidence ž. spol universitaire

to live in hall

loger en résidence universitaire

5. hall UNIV. (refectory):

hall

réfectoire m. spol

to dine in hall brit. angl.

dîner au réfectoire

6. hall (country house):

hall

manoir m. spol

town hall SAM.

town hall

mairie ž. spol

town hall

hôtel m. spol de ville

concert hall SAM.

concert hall

salle ž. spol de concert

city hall SAM. am. angl.

1. city hall (building):

city hall (in large town)

hôtel m. spol de ville

city hall (in small town)

mairie ž. spol

2. city hall ADMIN. JEZ.:

city hall

administration ž. spol municipale

you can't fight city hall pog.

on ne peut rien faire contre une bureaucratie mesquine

Assembly Info

Assembly

Dans les écoles britanniques, rassemblement quotidien des élèves et des membres du corps enseignant pour les prières et la diffusion des informations. Dans certains établissements, il a été remplacé par des réunions hebdomadaires au cours desquelles les élèves réfléchissent sur un sujet qui leur est proposé.

I. mess [brit. angl. mɛs, am. angl. mɛs] SAM.

1. mess (untidy state):

mess

désordre m. spol

what a mess!

quel désordre!

what a mess!

quelle pagaille! pog.

to make a mess children, workmen:

mettre du désordre

to leave sth in a mess

laisser qc en désordre

the kitchen is (in) a mess

la cuisine est en désordre

to tidy or clear up the mess

mettre de l'ordre

this report is a mess!

ce rapport est fait n'importe comment!

my hair is a mess

je suis complètement décoiffée

you look a mess! brit. angl., you look like a mess! am. angl.

tu es dans un bel état!

2. mess (muddled state) fig.:

my life is a mess

ma vie est un désastre

the economy/country is in a terrible mess

l'économie/le pays est dans une situation catastrophique

to make a mess of the job

massacrer le travail pog.

to let things get into a mess

laisser les choses aller à vau-l'eau

how did we get into this mess?

comment a-t-on fait pour en arriver là?

you got us into this mess

c'est toi qui nous as mis dans ce pétrin pog.

he'll get us out of this mess

il nous sortira de ce pétrin pog.

this is a fine mess you've got brit. angl. or gotten am. angl. us into!

grâce à toi, nous voilà dans de beaux draps!

3. mess (pitiful state) pog.:

his face was a mess after the accident

il avait le visage amoché après l'accident pog.

he's a mess (psychologically)

il est dans un sale état

he's a mess (incompetent)

il est nul pog.

4. mess (excrement):

mess

saletés ž. spol mn.

the dog made a mess on the lawn

le chien a fait ses saletés sur la pelouse

5. mess (stain):

to make a mess of or on the tablecloth/ carpet

salir la nappe/moquette

to make a mess of oneself (gen)

se salir

to make a mess of oneself (when eating)

manger salement

6. mess VOJ.:

mess

cantine ž. spol

officers' mess (in the army)

mess m. spol

officers' mess (in the navy)

carré m. spol des officiers

7. mess am. angl. pog.:

mess

portion ž. spol

a mess of greens

une portion de légumes verts

II. mess [brit. angl. mɛs, am. angl. mɛs] GLAG. nepreh. glag. pog. (meddle)

to mess with drugs

toucher à

I don't mess with drugs

je ne touche pas à la drogue

don't mess with him, he's dangerous

évite-le, il est dangereux

III. mess [brit. angl. mɛs, am. angl. mɛs]

no messing pog.!

sans blagues! pog.

to sell one's birthright for a mess of pottage BIBL.

vendre son droit d'aînesse pour un plat de lentilles

v slovarju PONS

hall [hɔ:l] SAM.

1. hall (room by front door):

hall

entrée ž. spol

hall of public building, hotel

hall m. spol

hall of public building, hotel

allée ž. spol švic.

2. hall (corridor):

hall

couloir m. spol

3. hall (large public room):

hall

salle ž. spol

hall

aula ž. spol švic.

church/concert hall

salle paroissiale/de concert

4. hall UNIV., ŠOL.:

hall

réfectoire m. spol

to dine in hall

manger au réfectoire

hall of residence

résidence ž. spol universitaire

5. hall (large country house):

hall

manoir m. spol

I. mess [mes] SAM.

1. mess (not tidy):

mess

bazar m. spol

mess

margaille ž. spol Belg.

to be in a mess

être en fouillis

to make a mess

faire un chantier

your work is a real mess

ton travail est fait n'importe comment

2. mess (dirty):

to make a mess on sth

salir qc

3. mess (trouble):

to get oneself into a (bit of a) mess

se mettre dans de beaux draps

to make a mess of sth

massacrer qc

4. mess (animal excrement):

mess

crotte ž. spol

5. mess brit. angl. (officer's eating hall):

mess

mess m. spol

II. mess [mes] GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

1. mess (make untidy):

to mess sth (up)

mettre du désordre dans qc

2. mess (botch up):

to mess sth (up)

gâcher qc

III. mess [mes] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. mess (be silly):

mess

faire l'imbécile

2. mess:

mess

manger au mess

v slovarju PONS

hall [hɔl] SAM.

1. hall (corridor):

hall

couloir m. spol

2. hall (room by front door):

hall

entrée ž. spol

hall of public building, hotel

hall m. spol

hall of public building, hotel

allée ž. spol švic.

3. hall (large public room):

hall

salle ž. spol

hall

aula ž. spol švic.

church/concert hall

salle paroissiale/de concert

4. hall UNIV., ŠOL.:

hall

réfectoire m. spol

residence hall

résidence ž. spol universitaire

5. hall (large country house):

hall

manoir m. spol

I. mess [mes] SAM.

1. mess (not neat):

mess

bazar m. spol

mess

margaille ž. spol Belg.

to be (in) a mess

être en fouillis

to make a mess

faire un chantier

your work is a real mess

ton travail est fait n'importe comment

2. mess (dirty):

to make a mess on sth

salir qc

3. mess (trouble):

to get oneself into a mess

se mettre dans de beaux draps

to make a mess of sth

massacrer qc

4. mess (animal excrement):

mess

crotte ž. spol

5. mess (officers' eating hall):

mess

mess m. spol

II. mess [mes] GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

1. mess (make messy):

to mess sth (up)

mettre du désordre dans qc

2. mess (screw up):

to mess sth (up)

gâcher qc

III. mess [mes] GLAG. nepreh. glag. (screw up)

mess

faire du travail bâclé

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

It has a bath house (with two separated banks of showers and two rooms of latrines) and a mess hall.

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The mess hall/chapel/swimming pool wing and the kitchen were added in 1919 and 1921, respectively.

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When the deer enters the mess hall, he sees the full moon outside the window and realizes he's dreaming.

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At first, the facilities were limited to a few buildings, a small mess hall, and sixteen winterized trailers.

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Other buildings in camp include a mess hall, recreational hall, library, laundry shack, staff hut, and the director's hut.

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