TRAIN-TRAIN - Traduction français-anglais

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

français

anglais

train-train, traintrain [tʀɛ̃tʀɛ̃] SUBST m <plur train-train> fam

train-train: daily round

boute-en-train, boutentrain <plur boute-en-train, boutentrains> [butɑ̃tʀɛ̃] SUBST mf

boute-en-train: live wire

boute-en-train de la bande: life and soul of the party

anglais

français

potter about VERBE [GB ˈpɒtə -, Am ˈpɑdər -], potter around VERBE GB

potter about (do odd jobs): bricoler fam

potter about (go about daily chores): suivre son petit train-train fam

potter about (pass time idly): traîner

treadmill [GB ˈtrɛdmɪl, Am ˈtrɛdˌmɪl] SUBST

1. treadmill (for hamster, mouse):

treadmill: roue f

2. treadmill HIST:

treadmill (worked by animal): trépigneuse f

treadmill (worked by people): roue f à cheville

3. treadmill fig:

treadmill (dull routine): train-train m

treadmill (which one can't break): engrenage m

I. daily <pl dailies> [GB ˈdeɪli, Am ˈdeɪli] SUBST

1. daily (newspaper):

daily: quotidien m

the national dailies: les grands quotidiens.

2. daily GB fam:

daily, a. daily help, daily maid: femme f de ménage

II. daily [GB ˈdeɪli, Am ˈdeɪli] ADJ

daily routine, visit, journey, delivery: quotidien/-ienne

daily wage, rate, intake: journalier/-ière

daily sight, phenomenon: quotidien/-ienne, de tous les jours

on a daily basis (gen): tous les jours

to be paid on a daily basis: être payé à la journée

to earn one's daily bread: gagner son pain quotidien

the daily grind: le labeur quotidien

the daily round: le train-train de la vie quotidienne

III. daily [GB ˈdeɪli, Am ˈdeɪli] ADV

daily: quotidiennement, tous les jours

to be taken twice daily: à prendre deux fois par jour

he is expected daily form: on l'attend d'un jour à l'autre

Voir aussi

Newspapers Info

Newspapers: Au Royaume-Uni, on fait généralement la distinction entre deux types de journaux : les broadsheets sont des quotidiens de grand format considérés comme des journaux de qualité (Times, Guardian, Daily Telegraph etc.) ; les tabloids font la moitié du grand format traditionnel et sont associés à la presse à sensation (Sun, Daily Mail, etc.). La diffusion des quotidiens est élevée (Sun : 4 millions ; Telegraph : 1 million) et la plupart d'entre eux publient une édition ‘week-end’ extrêmement populaire. Les États-Unis ne comptent pas véritablement de quotidien national (sauf USA Today), mais chaque grande ville a ses propres journaux (Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Washington Post, etc.). La presse du soir est plus abondante que celle du matin. Dans 80% des cas, les journaux sont distribués à domicile par des jeunes qui gagnent ainsi leur argent de poche.

I. grind [GB ɡrʌɪnd, Am ɡraɪnd] SUBST

1. grind (hard work):

grind fam: boulot m monotone fam

grind fam: travail m monotone

the daily grind fam: le boulot or le train-train quotidien fam

back to the grind fam!: au boulot! fam

marking exam papers is an awful grind fam: corriger des copies d'examen est une vraie corvée

it was a long hard grind fam cycling up the hill: c'était long et pénible de monter la côte en vélo

it'll be a long hard grind fam: ça va être très dur

2. grind (harsh sound):

grind: grincement m

3. grind Am (hardworking student):

grind fam, péj: bûcheur/-euse fam

4. grind irland fam (extra tuition):

grind ENS, UNIV: cours m particulier

to give grinds: donner des cours particuliers (in sth de qc)

II. grind <prét, ppas ground> [GB ɡrʌɪnd, Am ɡraɪnd] VERBE trans

1. grind (crush):

grind corn, coffee beans, pepper: moudre

grind seeds, grain: écraser, broyer

grind pebbles, stone: concasser

grind meat: hacher

to grind sth to dust/to a powder: réduire qc en poussière/en poudre

to grind corn into flour: moudre du grain pour en faire de la farine

to grind one's teeth: grincer des dents

to grind sth into the ground: écraser qc par terre

2. grind:

grind (sharpen) knife, blade: affûter or aiguiser [qc] (à la meule)

grind (polish) lenses: polir

grind gems: égriser

3. grind (turn):

grind handle: tourner

grind MUS barrel organ: jouer de

III. grind <prét, ppas ground> [GB ɡrʌɪnd, Am ɡraɪnd] VERBE intr

1. grind (make harsh sound):

grind machine, engine:: grincer

to grind to a halt vehicle, train:: s'arrêter avec un grincement de freins

to grind to a halt machine:: s'arrêter

to grind to a halt fig factory, economy, industry, production:: s'immobiliser

2. grind (be crushed):

grind corn, coffee beans:: se moudre

3. grind Am (swot):

grind fam: bûcher fam

grind fam: potasser fam

4. grind Am fam dancer:

grind: danser en se déhanchant de manière provocante

I. round [GB raʊnd, Am raʊnd] ADV Round often appears after verbs in English (change round, gather round, pass round). For translations, consult the appropriate verb entry (change round, gather round, pass around).
For go round, get round see the entries go round, get round.

1. round GB (on all sides):

all round litt: tout autour

whisky all round!: du whisky pour tout le monde!

there were smiles all round: tout le monde souriait

to go all the way round fence, wall, moat:: faire tout le tour

2. round GB (in circular movement):

to go round and round wheel, carousel:: tourner (en rond)

to go round and round person: fig: tourner en rond

to go round and round litt: aller et venir

the tune was going round and round in my head: j'avais cet air dans la tête

3. round GB (to specific place, home):

to be or go round to office, school: passer à

to ask sb (to come) round: dire à qn de passer

she's coming round today: elle passe aujourd'hui

to invite sb round for lunch: inviter qn à déjeuner (chez soi)

I'm just going round to Sandra's: je pars chez Sandra

I'll be round in a minute: j'arrive (dans un instant)

4. round GB (in circumference):

three metres round tree trunk: de trois mètres de circonférence

5. round GB (as part of cycle):

all year round: toute l'année

this time round: cette fois-ci

as summer comes round: à l'approche de l'été

my birthday will soon be round again: c'est bientôt mon anniversaire

II. round [GB raʊnd, Am raʊnd] PRÉP GB

1. round (expressing location):

round table, garden etc: autour de

let's sit round the table: asseyons-nous autour de la table

to sit round the fire: s'asseoir au coin du feu

the wall goes right round the house: le mur fait le tour de la maison

he had a scarf round his neck: il avait une écharpe autour du cou

what do you measure round the waist?: combien fais-tu de tour de taille?

2. round (expressing direction):

to go round the corner: tourner au coin de la rue

to go round a bend: prendre un virage

the baker's is just round the corner: la boulangerie est tout près

to go round a roundabout: prendre un rond-point

to go round an obstacle: contourner un obstacle

3. round (on tour, visit):

shall I take you round the house?: voulez-vous visiter la maison?

her sister took us round Oxford: sa sœur nous a fait visiter Oxford

to go round the shops: faire les magasins

III. round about ADV

1. round about (approximately):

round about: à peu près, environ

round about 50 people/9 am: à peu près or environ 50 personnes/9 h

it happened round about here: ça s'est passé par ici

2. round about (vicinity):

the people/streets round about: les gens/rues des environs

IV. round [GB raʊnd, Am raʊnd] SUBST

1. round (set, series):

round: série f (of de)

the social round: les réceptions fpl mondaines

the daily round of activities: le train-train quotidien

2. round (in competition):

round: rencontre f

3. round:

round (game of golf, cards): partie f (of de)

round (in boxing, wrestling): round m

4. round ÉQUIT (in event):

round: parcours m

a clear round: un parcours sans faute

5. round POL (in election):

round: tour m

6. round (of drinks):

round: tournée f (of de)

it's my round!: c'est ma tournée!

to pay for a round: offrir une tournée

7. round MILIT (unit of ammunition):

round: balle f

round of ammunition: cartouche f

to fire round after round: tirer balle sur balle

8. round MILIT (shot fired):

round: salve f

rounds of machine-gun fire: des salves de mitraillette

9. round (burst):

round of applause: salve f d'applaudissements

to get a round of applause: être applaudi

let's have a round of applause for David!: on applaudit bien fort David!

10. round CULIN (of bread):

a round of toast: un toast, une tranche de pain grillé

a round of ham sandwiches: des sandwichs mpl pain de mie au jambon

11. round (regular route):

round: tournée f

12. round (circular shape):

round: rondelle f (of de)

13. round MUS (canon):

round: canon m

14. round THÉÂTRE:

theatre in the round: théâtre m en rond

15. round ARTS:

in the round sculpture: en ronde-bosse

16. round (dance):

round: ronde f

17. round (of cheese):

round: roue f

18. round CULIN:

round of beef: rond m

V. rounds SUBST

rounds pl. tantum:

to do one's rounds doctor:: visiter ses malades

to do one's rounds postman, refuse collector:: faire sa tournée

to do one's rounds security guard:: faire sa ronde

to be out on one's rounds doctor:: être en visite

to do or go or make the rounds rumour, joke, document, flu:: circuler

to go the rounds of story: village, office: faire le tour de

to go the rounds of garment, book: relations, family: faire le tour de

to do the rounds of employment agencies, relations: faire le tour de

VI. round [GB raʊnd, Am raʊnd] ADJ

1. round (circular):

round object, building, glasses, face, head: rond

her eyes grew round: elle a ouvert des yeux ronds

2. round (rounded, curved):

round arch: arrondi

round handwriting: rond

round cheeks, breasts: rond

to have round shoulders: avoir le dos voûté

3. round (spherical):

round: rond

4. round (complete):

round figure: rond

in round figures: en chiffres ronds

in round figures, that's £100: ça fait 100 livres sterling en arrondissant

a round dozen: une douzaine exactement

a nice round sum: une somme appréciable or rondelette fam

VII. round+ COMP

round-cheeked/-eyed: aux joues rondes/aux yeux ronds

round-faced: au visage rond

VIII. round [GB raʊnd, Am raʊnd] VERBE trans

1. round MAR:

round (gen) (go round) point, headland: contourner

to round the corner: tourner au coin

to round a bend: prendre un virage

2. round (make round):

round lips: arrondir

3. round PHON:

round vowels: arrondir

Voir aussi

wage round SUBST

wage round: réajustement m des salaires

round-shouldered [GB, Am ˈraʊnd ˈˌʃoʊldərd] ADJ

to be round-shouldered: avoir le dos voûté

I. roundabout [GB ˈraʊndəbaʊt, Am ˈraʊndəˌbaʊt] SUBST

1. roundabout GB (in fairground etc):

roundabout: manège m

2. roundabout GB (in playpark):

roundabout: tourniquet m

3. roundabout GB TRANSP:

roundabout: rond-point m

I. pass around VERBE [GB pɑːs -, Am pæs -], pass round VERBE (pass [sth] around, pass around [sth])

pass around document, photos: faire circuler

pass around food, plates etc: faire passer

paper round SUBST

he has or does a paper round: il livre des journaux

milk round SUBST

1. milk round litt:

milk round: tournée f de livraison du lait

2. milk round GB fam, fig:

milk round: rencontres fpl étudiants-entreprises

I. go round VERBE [GB ɡəʊ -, Am ɡoʊ -] GB (go round)

1. go round (turn):

go round wheel, propeller etc:: tourner

the wheels went round and round: les roues n'ont pas arrêté de tourner

my head's going round: j'ai la tête qui tourne

2. go round (call round):

to go round to see sb: aller voir qn

he's gone round to Anna's: il est allé chez Anna

3. go round (suffice):

there isn't enough food/money to go round: il n'y a pas assez de nourriture/d'argent pour tout le monde

there was barely enough to go round: il y en avait à peine assez pour tout le monde

4. go round (circulate):

there's a rumour going round that …: le bruit court que …

5. go round (make detour):

go round: faire un détour

we had to go round the long way or the long way round: il a fallu qu'on prenne un chemin plus long

I had to go round by the bridge: il a fallu que je passe par or que je fasse un détour par le pont

II. go round VERBE [GB ɡəʊ -, Am ɡoʊ -] GB (go round [sth]) (visit)

go round shops, house, museum: faire le tour de

I. get round VERBE GB (get round)

get round → get around

II. get round VERBE GB (get round [sth])

get round → get around

III. get round VERBE GB (get round fam [sb])

get round: persuader [qn], avoir [qn] au sentiment fam

can't you get round him?: est-ce que tu ne peux pas le persuader?

she easily gets round her father: elle fait tout ce qu'elle veut de son père

gather round VERBE [GB ˈɡaðə -, Am ˈɡæðər -] (gather round) (gather round [sth/sb]) (gather [sth] round oneself)

gather round: se regrouper

gather round!: approchez-vous!

gather round teacher, object: se rassembler autour de

gather round shawl: s'envelopper dans

I. change round VERBE [GB tʃeɪn(d)ʒ -, Am tʃeɪndʒ -] GB (change [sth/sb] round, change round [sth/sb])

change round furniture, large objects: déplacer

change round employers, workers, small objects, words, letters: changer [qn/qc] de place

she's changed the pictures round: elle a changé les tableaux de place

baton round SUBST GB

baton round: balle f en caoutchouc

dans le dictionnaire PONS

français

anglais

train-train [tʀɛ̃tʀɛ̃] SUBST m sans plur fam

train-train: boring routine

anglais

français

treadmill [ˈtredmɪl] SUBST

1. treadmill (wheel for producing power):

treadmill: trépigneuse f

2. treadmill péj (anything repetitive):

treadmill: train-train m inv

rut [rʌt] SUBST

1. rut (track):

rut: sillon m

2. rut no plur ZOOL:

rut: rut m

Idiomes/Tournures:

to be (stuck) in/get out of a rut: s'enfoncer dans le/sortir du train-train

I. daily [ˈdeɪli] ADJ

daily: quotidien(ne)

daily rate, wage, allowance: journalier(-ère)

daily routine: train-train m quotidien

on a daily basis: tous les jours

one's daily bread fam: pain m quotidien

II. daily [ˈdeɪli] ADV

daily: quotidiennement

III. daily <-ies> [ˈdeɪli] SUBST

1. daily PRESSE:

daily: quotidien m

2. daily GB fam (maid):

daily: femme f de ménage

I. routine [ru:ˈti:n] SUBST

1. routine (habit):

routine: routine f

to do sth as a matter of routine: faire qc systématiquement

daily routine: train-train m quotidien

to go into a routine: ressortir la même rengaine

to give sb a routine: faire son numéro habituel a qn

cleaning routine: mode m de nettoyage

2. routine THÉÂTRE:

routine: numéro m

3. routine INFOR:

routine: routine f

II. routine [ru:ˈti:n] ADJ

1. routine (regular):

routine: ordinaire

routine medical case: banal(e)

routine check-up: de routine

routine enquiry, inspection: d'usage

2. routine péj (uninspiring):

routine: routinier(-ère)

I. grind [graɪnd] SUBST fam

1. grind (tiring work):

grind: corvée f

the daily grind: le train-train quotidien

2. grind (sound):

grind: grincement m

3. grind (dance):

grind: déhanchement m

II. grind <ground, ground> [graɪnd] VERBE trans

1. grind (mill):

grind corn, pepper, coffee: moudre

grind meat: hacher

2. grind (crush):

grind: écraser

3. grind (make noise):

grind: grincer

to grind one's teeth: grincer des dents

4. grind (sharpen):

grind: aiguiser

5. grind (polish):

grind: polir

III. grind [graɪnd] VERBE intr

1. grind (move noisily):

grind: grincer

to grind to a halt: s'immobiliser

to grind up the hill: monter la colline en crissant

2. grind fam (dance):

grind: se déhancher

dans le dictionnaire PONS

français

anglais

train-train [tʀɛ͂tʀɛ͂] SUBST m sans plur fam

train-train: boring routine

anglais

français

treadmill [ˈtred·mɪl] SUBST

1. treadmill (wheel for producing power):

treadmill: trépigneuse f

2. treadmill péj (anything repetitive):

treadmill: train-train m inv

rut [rʌt] SUBST

1. rut (track):

rut: sillon m

2. rut ZOOL:

rut: rut m

Idiomes/Tournures:

to be (stuck) in/get out of a rut: s'enfoncer dans le/sortir du train-train

I. daily [ˈdeɪ·li] ADJ

daily: quotidien(ne)

daily rate, wage, allowance: journalier(-ère)

daily routine: train-train m quotidien

on a daily basis: tous les jours

one's daily bread fam: pain m quotidien de qn

II. daily [ˈdeɪ·li] ADV

daily: quotidiennement

III. daily <-ies> [ˈdeɪ·li] SUBST PRESSE

daily: quotidien m

I. grind [graɪnd] SUBST fam

1. grind (tiring work):

grind: corvée f

the daily grind: le train-train quotidien

2. grind (sound):

grind: grincement m

3. grind (dance):

grind: déhanchement m

II. grind <ground, ground> [graɪnd] VERBE trans

1. grind (mill):

grind corn, pepper, coffee: moudre

grind meat: hacher

2. grind (crush):

grind: écraser

3. grind (make noise):

grind: grincer

to grind one's teeth: grincer des dents

4. grind (sharpen):

grind: aiguiser

5. grind (polish):

grind: polir

III. grind [graɪnd] VERBE intr

1. grind (move noisily):

grind: grincer

to grind to a halt: s'immobiliser

to grind up the hill: monter la colline en crissant

2. grind fam (dance):

grind: se déhancher

I. routine [ru·ˈtin] SUBST

1. routine (habit):

routine: routine f

to do sth as a matter of routine: faire qc systématiquement

daily routine: train-train m quotidien

to go into a routine: ressortir la même rengaine

to give sb a routine: faire son numéro habituel à qn

cleaning routine: mode m de nettoyage

2. routine THÉÂTRE:

routine: numéro m

3. routine comput:

routine: routine f

II. routine [ru·ˈtin] ADJ

1. routine (regular):

routine: ordinaire

routine medical case: banal(e)

routine check-up: de routine

routine inquiry, inspection: d'usage

2. routine péj (uninspiring):

routine: routinier(-ère)

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train-train, traintrain [tʀɛ̃tʀɛ̃] SUBST m <plur train-train> fam

boute-en-train, boutentrain <plur boute-en-train, boutentrains> [butɑ̃tʀɛ̃] SUBST mf

potter about VERBE [GB ˈpɒtə -, Am ˈpɑdər -], potter around VERBE GB

treadmill [GB ˈtrɛdmɪl, Am ˈtrɛdˌmɪl] SUBST

1. treadmill (for hamster, mouse):

2. treadmill HIST:

3. treadmill fig:

I. daily <pl dailies> [GB ˈdeɪli, Am ˈdeɪli] SUBST

1. daily (newspaper):

2. daily GB fam:

II. daily [GB ˈdeɪli, Am ˈdeɪli] ADJ

III. daily [GB ˈdeɪli, Am ˈdeɪli] ADV

Newspapers Info

I. grind [GB ɡrʌɪnd, Am ɡraɪnd] SUBST

1. grind (hard work):

2. grind (harsh sound):

3. grind Am (hardworking student):

4. grind irland fam (extra tuition):

II. grind <prét, ppas ground> [GB ɡrʌɪnd, Am ɡraɪnd] VERBE trans

1. grind (crush):

2. grind:

3. grind (turn):

III. grind <prét, ppas ground> [GB ɡrʌɪnd, Am ɡraɪnd] VERBE intr

1. grind (make harsh sound):

2. grind (be crushed):

3. grind Am (swot):

4. grind Am fam dancer:

I. round [GB raʊnd, Am raʊnd] ADV Round often appears after verbs in English (change round, gather round, pass round). For translations, consult the appropriate verb entry (change round, gather round, pass around). For go round, get round see the entries go round, get round.

1. round GB (on all sides):

2. round GB (in circular movement):

3. round GB (to specific place, home):

4. round GB (in circumference):

5. round GB (as part of cycle):

II. round [GB raʊnd, Am raʊnd] PRÉP GB

1. round (expressing location):

2. round (expressing direction):

3. round (on tour, visit):

III. round about ADV

1. round about (approximately):

2. round about (vicinity):

IV. round [GB raʊnd, Am raʊnd] SUBST

1. round (set, series):

2. round (in competition):

3. round:

4. round ÉQUIT (in event):

5. round POL (in election):

6. round (of drinks):

7. round MILIT (unit of ammunition):

8. round MILIT (shot fired):

9. round (burst):

10. round CULIN (of bread):

11. round (regular route):

12. round (circular shape):

13. round MUS (canon):

14. round THÉÂTRE:

15. round ARTS:

16. round (dance):

17. round (of cheese):

18. round CULIN:

V. rounds SUBST

rounds pl. tantum:

VI. round [GB raʊnd, Am raʊnd] ADJ

1. round (circular):

2. round (rounded, curved):

3. round (spherical):

4. round (complete):

VII. round+ COMP

VIII. round [GB raʊnd, Am raʊnd] VERBE trans

1. round MAR:

2. round (make round):

3. round PHON:

wage round SUBST

round-shouldered [GB, Am ˈraʊnd ˈˌʃoʊldərd] ADJ

I. roundabout [GB ˈraʊndəbaʊt, Am ˈraʊndəˌbaʊt] SUBST

1. roundabout GB (in fairground etc):

2. roundabout GB (in playpark):

I. round [GB raʊnd, Am raʊnd] ADV Round often appears after verbs in English (change round, gather round, pass round). For translations, consult the appropriate verb entry (change round, gather round, pass around).
For go round, get round see the entries go round, get round.