PLAIN SPEAKING - angleščina-francoščina prevod

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plain speaking SAM. U

plain speaking: franchise ž. spol

there was plenty of plain speaking: tout le monde a eu son franc-parler

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can't you speak in plain English?: tu ne peux pas parler en termes simples?

Francoščina

Angleščina

être sans détours (personne): to be plain-speaking

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I. plain [brit. angl. pleɪn, am. angl. pleɪn] SAM.

1. plain GEOGR.:

plain: plaine ž. spol

on the plain: dans la plaine

the (Great) Plains am. angl.: les Grandes Plaines

2. plain (knitting stitch):

plain: maille ž. spol à l'endroit

a row of plain: un rang à l'endroit

II. plain [brit. angl. pleɪn, am. angl. pleɪn] PRID.

1. plain (simple):

plain dress, decor, food, living, language: simple

plain building, furniture: sobre

plain cooking: cuisine ž. spol simple

she's a good plain cook: elle fait une bonne cuisine simple

a plain man: un homme simple

2. plain (of one colour):

plain background, fabric: uni

plain envelope: sans inscription

a sheet of plain paper (unheaded): une feuille de papier libre

a sheet of plain paper (unlined): une feuille de papier non reglé

a plain blue dress: une robe toute bleue

under plain cover (of a letter): sous pli discret

3. plain (unattractive) evfem.:

plain woman: quelconque

she's rather plain: elle a un visage quelconque, elle n'a rien d'une beauté

4. plain (clear):

plain line, marking: net/nette

in plain view of sb: sous les yeux de qn

5. plain (obvious):

plain: évident, clair

it was plain to everyone that he was lying: il était évident pour tout le monde qu'il mentait

it's a plain fact that …: il est bien clair que …

it is plain from this report that …: il est clair d'après ce rapport que …

she's jealous, it's plain to see: elle est jalouse, ça saute aux yeux

her suffering was plain to see: on ne pouvait pas ignorer sa souffrance

to make it plain to sb that …: faire comprendre clairement à qn que …

let me make myself quite plain, I'm not going: que ce soit bien clair, je n'y vais pas

do I make myself plain?: suis-je bien clair?

she made her irritation quite plain: elle n'a pas caché son irritation

6. plain (direct):

plain answer, language: franc/franche

can't you speak in plain English?: tu ne peux pas parler en termes simples?

in plain English, this means that …: en clair, ceci veut dire que …

the plain truth of the matter is that …: la vérité est que …

7. plain (downright):

plain tjrs atribut. raba common sense: simple

plain atribut. ignorance, laziness: pur et simple

8. plain (ordinary):

I knew him when he was plain Mr Spencer: je l'ai connu quand il s'appelait M. Spencer tout court

9. plain (unflavoured):

plain yoghurt, crisps, rice: nature

10. plain (in knitting):

plain: à l'endroit

III. plain [brit. angl. pleɪn, am. angl. pleɪn] PRISL.

1. plain (completely):

plain stupid, wrong: tout bonnement, tout simplement

plain lazy: tout bonnement paresseux

2. plain (directly):

I can't put it any plainer than that: je ne peux pas être plus clair

IV. plain [brit. angl. pleɪn, am. angl. pleɪn]

to be as plain as day: être clair comme l'eau de roche

to be plain sailing project, task etc:: marcher comme sur des roulettes

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

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

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. plain [pleɪn] PRID.

1. plain (one colour):

plain: uni(e)

2. plain (unflavoured):

plain yoghurt: nature

plain chocolate: chocolat m. spol noir

3. plain (uncomplicated):

plain clothes, cookery: très simple

a plain wooden table: une table en bois toute simple

plain and simple: pur(e) et simple

4. plain (clear, obvious):

plain: clair(e)

in plain language: en langage clair

it's plain that ...: il est clair que ...

to be plain enough: être assez clair

to make sth plain: ne pas faire mystère de qc

to make oneself plain to sb: se rendre clair à qn

to be plain with sb: être clair avec qn

5. plain (mere, pure):

plain truth, torture: pur(e)

it's plain selfishness: c'est de l'égoïsme pur

6. plain (unattractive):

plain: sans attraits

fraza:

to be as plain as the nose on your face: se voir comme le nez au milieu de la figure

II. plain [pleɪn] PRISL.

1. plain (done in unadorned style):

plain: clairement

2. plain pog. (downright):

plain: vraiment

III. plain [pleɪn] SAM.

1. plain GEOGR.:

plain: plaine ž. spol

the plains: la prairie

2. plain (knitting stitch):

plain: maille ž. spol

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. plain [pleɪn] PRID.

1. plain (clear, obvious):

plain: clair(e)

in plain language: en langage clair

it's plain (to see) that ...: il est clair que ...

to be plain enough: être assez clair

to make sth plain: ne pas faire mystère de qc

to make oneself plain to sb: se rendre clair à qn

to be plain with sb: être clair avec qn

2. plain (unflavored):

plain yogurt, bagel: nature nesprem.

3. plain (uncomplicated):

plain clothing, envelope: très simple

a plain wooden table: une table en bois toute simple

plain and simple: pur(e) et simple

4. plain (mere, pure):

plain truth, torture: pur(e)

it's plain selfishness: c'est de l'égoïsme pur

5. plain (one color):

plain fabric: uni(e)

6. plain (unattractive):

plain: sans attrait

II. plain [pleɪn] PRISL.

1. plain (clearly):

plain: clairement

2. plain pog. (downright):

plain: vraiment

III. plain [pleɪn] SAM.

1. plain GEOGR.:

plain: plaine ž. spol

the plains: la prairie

2. plain (knitting stitch):

plain: maille ž. spol

Present
I	plain
you	plain
he/she/it	plains
we	plain
you	plain
they	plain

Past
I	plained
you	plained
he/she/it	plained
we	plained
you	plained
they	plained

Present Perfect
I	have	plained
you	have	plained
he/she/it	has	plained
we	have	plained
you	have	plained
they	have	plained

Past Perfect
I	had	plained
you	had	plained
he/she/it	had	plained
we	had	plained
you	had	plained
they	had	plained

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plain speaking SAM. U

I. plain [brit. angl. pleɪn, am. angl. pleɪn] SAM.

1. plain GEOGR.:

2. plain (knitting stitch):

II. plain [brit. angl. pleɪn, am. angl. pleɪn] PRID.

1. plain (simple):

2. plain (of one colour):

3. plain (unattractive) evfem.:

4. plain (clear):

5. plain (obvious):

6. plain (direct):

7. plain (downright):

8. plain (ordinary):

9. plain (unflavoured):

10. plain (in knitting):

III. plain [brit. angl. pleɪn, am. angl. pleɪn] PRISL.

1. plain (completely):

2. plain (directly):

IV. plain [brit. angl. pleɪn, am. angl. pleɪn]

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

II. -speaking ZLOŽ.

I. -speak ZLOŽ.

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

1. speak language:

2. speak (tell, utter):

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

1. speak (talk):

2. speak (converse):

3. speak:

4. speak (express) lit.:

5. speak (make noise) fig.:

v slovarju PONS

I. speaking SAM. no mn.

II. speaking PRID. a. fig.

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

1. speak (articulate):

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

3. speak (make a formal speech):

4. speak (communicate on the phone):

fraza:

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

1. speak (say):

2. speak (reveal):

I. plain [pleɪn] PRID.

1. plain (one colour):

2. plain (unflavoured):

3. plain (uncomplicated):

4. plain (clear, obvious):

5. plain (mere, pure):

6. plain (unattractive):

fraza:

II. plain [pleɪn] PRISL.

1. plain (done in unadorned style):

2. plain pog. (downright):

III. plain [pleɪn] SAM.

1. plain GEOGR.:

2. plain (knitting stitch):

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

1. speak (articulate):

2. speak (from specified point of view):

3. speak (make formal speech):

4. speak (communicate on phone):

fraza:

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

1. speak (say):

2. speak (reveal):

I. speaking SAM.

II. speaking PRID. a. fig.

I. plain [pleɪn] PRID.

1. plain (clear, obvious):

2. plain (unflavored):

3. plain (uncomplicated):

4. plain (mere, pure):

5. plain (one color):

6. plain (unattractive):

II. plain [pleɪn] PRISL.