wore v slovarju Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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wore [brit. angl. wɔː, am. angl. wɔr] GLAG. 1. pret.

wore → wear

glej tudi wear

I.wear [brit. angl. wɛː, am. angl. wɛr] SAM. U

1. wear (clothing):

wear

vêtements m. spol mn.

children's/beach wear

vêtements pour enfants/de plage

in beach/sports wear

en tenue ž. spol de plage/de sport

2. wear (use):

for everyday wear

de tous les jours

for summer wear

pour l'été

to stretch with wear shoes:

s'assouplir à l'usage

I've had three years' wear out of these boots

ces bottes m'ont duré trois ans

there's some wear left in these tyres

ces pneus ne sont pas encore usés

there's still a few months' wear in this shirt

cette chemise peut encore servir quelques mois

3. wear (damage):

wear

usure ž. spol (on de)

wear and tear

usure ž. spol

fair or normal wear and tear

usure normale

to stand up to wear

résister à l'usure

to get hard or heavy wear

servir beaucoup

there are signs of wear on the brake linings

les garnitures de freins sont un peu usées

to show signs of wear

commencer à être usé

to look the worse for wear (damaged)

être abîmé

to be somewhat the worse for wear (drunk)

être ivre

to be somewhat the worse for wear (tired)

être épuisé

II.wear <pret. wore, del. Pf. worn> [brit. angl. wɛː, am. angl. wɛr] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. wear (be dressed in):

wear garment, jewellery, earphones etc

porter

to wear blue

s'habiller en bleu

to wear one's hair long/short

avoir les cheveux longs/courts

to wear one's hair in a bun

porter un chignon

to wear a ribbon in one's hair

avoir un ruban dans les cheveux

to wear one's skirts long

s'habiller long

to wear one's clothes loose

aimer les vêtements lâches

2. wear (put on):

wear garment, jewellery etc

mettre

what are you wearing tonight?

qu'est-ce que tu vas mettre ce soir?

what should I wear?

qu'est-ce que je devrais mettre?

I haven't got a thing to wear

je n'ai rien à me mettre

3. wear (use):

wear perfume, sun-cream

mettre

to wear make-up

se maquiller

she's wearing make-up

elle est maquillée

4. wear (display):

he or his face wore a puzzled frown

il fronçait les sourcils d'un air perplexe

her face wore a smug expression

elle avait un air plein de suffisance

5. wear (damage by use):

wear carpet, clothes, clutch, component

user

to be worn to a thread

être usé jusqu'à la corde

to wear a hole in garment, sheet

trouer

to wear a track/a groove in

creuser un sentier/une rigole dans

6. wear (accept) pog.:

wear behaviour, attitude

tolérer

wear excuse

accepter

III.wear <pret. wore, del. Pf. worn> [brit. angl. wɛː, am. angl. wɛr] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. wear (become damaged):

wear carpet, garment, shoes:

s'user

my patience is wearing thin

je commence à être à bout de patience

2. wear (withstand use):

a carpet/fabric that will wear well

un tapis/tissu solide

he's worn very well fig.

il est encore bien pour son âge

wear on GLAG. [brit. angl. wɛː -, am. angl. wɛr -]

wear on day, evening:

wear on

s'avancer

as the evening wore on

à mesure que la soirée s'avançait

I.wear [brit. angl. wɛː, am. angl. wɛr] SAM. U

1. wear (clothing):

wear

vêtements m. spol mn.

children's/beach wear

vêtements pour enfants/de plage

in beach/sports wear

en tenue ž. spol de plage/de sport

2. wear (use):

for everyday wear

de tous les jours

for summer wear

pour l'été

to stretch with wear shoes:

s'assouplir à l'usage

I've had three years' wear out of these boots

ces bottes m'ont duré trois ans

there's some wear left in these tyres

ces pneus ne sont pas encore usés

there's still a few months' wear in this shirt

cette chemise peut encore servir quelques mois

3. wear (damage):

wear

usure ž. spol (on de)

wear and tear

usure ž. spol

fair or normal wear and tear

usure normale

to stand up to wear

résister à l'usure

to get hard or heavy wear

servir beaucoup

there are signs of wear on the brake linings

les garnitures de freins sont un peu usées

to show signs of wear

commencer à être usé

to look the worse for wear (damaged)

être abîmé

to be somewhat the worse for wear (drunk)

être ivre

to be somewhat the worse for wear (tired)

être épuisé

II.wear <pret. wore, del. Pf. worn> [brit. angl. wɛː, am. angl. wɛr] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. wear (be dressed in):

wear garment, jewellery, earphones etc

porter

to wear blue

s'habiller en bleu

to wear one's hair long/short

avoir les cheveux longs/courts

to wear one's hair in a bun

porter un chignon

to wear a ribbon in one's hair

avoir un ruban dans les cheveux

to wear one's skirts long

s'habiller long

to wear one's clothes loose

aimer les vêtements lâches

2. wear (put on):

wear garment, jewellery etc

mettre

what are you wearing tonight?

qu'est-ce que tu vas mettre ce soir?

what should I wear?

qu'est-ce que je devrais mettre?

I haven't got a thing to wear

je n'ai rien à me mettre

3. wear (use):

wear perfume, sun-cream

mettre

to wear make-up

se maquiller

she's wearing make-up

elle est maquillée

4. wear (display):

he or his face wore a puzzled frown

il fronçait les sourcils d'un air perplexe

her face wore a smug expression

elle avait un air plein de suffisance

5. wear (damage by use):

wear carpet, clothes, clutch, component

user

to be worn to a thread

être usé jusqu'à la corde

to wear a hole in garment, sheet

trouer

to wear a track/a groove in

creuser un sentier/une rigole dans

6. wear (accept) pog.:

wear behaviour, attitude

tolérer

wear excuse

accepter

III.wear <pret. wore, del. Pf. worn> [brit. angl. wɛː, am. angl. wɛr] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. wear (become damaged):

wear carpet, garment, shoes:

s'user

my patience is wearing thin

je commence à être à bout de patience

2. wear (withstand use):

a carpet/fabric that will wear well

un tapis/tissu solide

he's worn very well fig.

il est encore bien pour son âge

bridal wear SAM.

bridal wear

robes ž. spol mn. de mariée

I.wear away GLAG. [brit. angl. wɛː -, am. angl. wɛr -] (wear away)

wear away inscription:

s'effacer

wear away tread, cliff, façade:

s'user

II.wear away GLAG. [brit. angl. wɛː -, am. angl. wɛr -] (wear away [sth], wear [sth] away)

wear away water:

ronger

wear away footsteps, friction, rubbing:

user

I.wear off GLAG. [brit. angl. wɛː -, am. angl. wɛr -] (wear off)

1. wear off (lose effect):

wear off anaesthetic, drug, effect:

se dissiper

wear off feeling, sensation:

passer

the novelty will soon wear off

ça n'aura bientôt plus l'attrait de la nouveauté

2. wear off (come off):

wear off paint, gold plate:

s'effacer

II.wear off GLAG. [brit. angl. wɛː -, am. angl. wɛr -] (wear [sth] off, wear off [sth])

wear off paint, varnish

faire partir

wear off inscription

effacer

I.wear through GLAG. [brit. angl. wɛː -, am. angl. wɛr -] (wear through)

wear through elbow, trousers:

se trouer

wear through sole, metal, fabric:

se percer

I.wear down GLAG. [brit. angl. wɛː -, am. angl. wɛr -] (wear down)

wear down heel, step, tread:

wear down

s'user

to be worn down

être usé

II.wear down GLAG. [brit. angl. wɛː -, am. angl. wɛr -] (wear down [sth], wear [sth] down)

1. wear down (damage):

wear down friction, person, water:

user

2. wear down (weaken) fig.:

wear down resistance, resolve, will

saper

III.wear down GLAG. [brit. angl. wɛː -, am. angl. wɛr -] (wear [sb] down)

wear down

épuiser

I.wear out GLAG. [brit. angl. wɛː -, am. angl. wɛr -] (wear out)

wear out clothes, shoes, equipment:

wear out

s'user

my patience is beginning to wear out

je commence à perdre patience

II.wear out GLAG. [brit. angl. wɛː -, am. angl. wɛr -] (wear out [sth], wear [sth] out)

wear out clothes, shoes, mechanism:

wear out

user

to wear out one's welcome

lasser l'amabilité de ses hôtes

III.wear out GLAG. [brit. angl. wɛː -, am. angl. wɛr -] (wear [sb] out)

wear out

épuiser

ready-to-wear PRID.

ready-to-wear garment:

ready-to-wear

prêt-à-porter

wore v slovarju PONS

Prevodi za wore v slovarju angleščina»francoščina

wore [wɔ:ʳ, am. angl. wɔ:r] GLAG.

wore 1. pret. of wear

glej tudi wear

I.wear <wore, worn> [weəʳ, am. angl. wer] SAM.

1. wear (clothing):

wear

vêtements mpl

men's wear

vêtements pour hommes

2. wear (amount of use):

wear

usure ž. spol

there's some wear left in sth

on peut encore utiliser qc

to show signs of wear

commencer à s'user

wear and tear

usure ž. spol

to have had a lot of wear and tear

être très usé

to be the worse for wear

être ivre

II.wear <wore, worn> [weəʳ, am. angl. wer] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. wear (have on body):

wear a. fig.

porter

2. wear (make a hole):

wear

user

to wear holes in sth

trouer qc

fraza:

to wear your heart on your sleeve

laisser transparaître ses sentiments

to wear the trousers, to wear the pants am. angl.

porter la culotte

III.wear <wore, worn> [weəʳ, am. angl. wer] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

wear

s'user

to wear into holes

se trouer

to wear thin

être usé

to wear thin fig.

être à bout

I.wear <wore, worn> [weəʳ, am. angl. wer] SAM.

1. wear (clothing):

wear

vêtements mpl

men's wear

vêtements pour hommes

2. wear (amount of use):

wear

usure ž. spol

there's some wear left in sth

on peut encore utiliser qc

to show signs of wear

commencer à s'user

wear and tear

usure ž. spol

to have had a lot of wear and tear

être très usé

to be the worse for wear

être ivre

II.wear <wore, worn> [weəʳ, am. angl. wer] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. wear (have on body):

wear a. fig.

porter

2. wear (make a hole):

wear

user

to wear holes in sth

trouer qc

fraza:

to wear your heart on your sleeve

laisser transparaître ses sentiments

to wear the trousers, to wear the pants am. angl.

porter la culotte

III.wear <wore, worn> [weəʳ, am. angl. wer] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

wear

s'user

to wear into holes

se trouer

to wear thin

être usé

to wear thin fig.

être à bout

leisure wear SAM.

leisure wear

tenue ž. spol décontractée

wear on GLAG. nepreh. glag. neprav.

wear on day, night:

wear on

s'avancer

I.wear away GLAG. nepreh. glag. neprav.

wear away

s'user

II.wear away GLAG. preh. glag.

wear away

user

wear down GLAG. preh. glag. neprav. a. fig.

wear down

user

to wear down sb's resistance

épuiser la résistance de qn

casual wear SAM.

casual wear

vêtements mpl sport

I.wear out GLAG. nepreh. glag. neprav.

wear out

s'user

wear out fig.

s'épuiser

II.wear out GLAG. preh. glag.

wear out

user

wear out fig.

épuiser

I.wear off GLAG. nepreh. glag. neprav.

wear off

s'effacer

wear off pain

disparaître

wear off effect

cesser

wear off anaesthetic

cesser de faire effet

II.wear off GLAG. preh. glag.

wear off

effacer

wash-and-wear PRID.

wash-and-wear

facile d'entretien

wore Primeri iz slovarja PONS (uredniško pregledani).

to be the worse for wear

être ivre

to wear your heart on your sleeve

laisser transparaître ses sentiments

to wear the trousers, to wear the pants am. angl.

porter la culotte

if the cap fits, wear it brit. angl. preg.

qui se sent morveux se mouche

to wear a clown costume

porter un déguisement de clown

she wore a little red number

elle portait une petite robe rouge

to wear oneself out doing sth

s'essouffler à faire qc fig.

to wear for the first time

étrenner vêtement

signs of wear on the floor

des traces de frottement sur le plancher

to wear oneself out doing sth

se tuer à faire qc

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

angleščina

The computer had a blue sticker and the human wore a blue wristband to signify that they were in fact a team.

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He was also a trained parachutist and proudly wore his wings on his sleeves.

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Second corporals wore one rank chevron like lance-corporals, but unlike the latter they held full non-commissioned officer rank.

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Women past puberty wore a small skirt of cotton, and the men might wear a loincloth made of plaited leaves or cotton.

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Patterns for the royal household were very bold and colorful, while the general public wore simple and dark patterns of indigo or black.

en.wikipedia.org

He wore tight muscle shirts in the pulpit.

religion.blogs.cnn.com

Then he attracted public attention because he always wore a trench coat when reporting news.

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Her fiance wore a lounge suit.

entertainment.ie

He wore a mask that looked like a loaf of pumpernickel bread.

www.lfpress.com

He wore the collar of his dark-blue overcoat turned up and the brim of his hat pulled down.

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