FRUIT MACHINE - Αγγλικά-Γαλλικά μετάφραση

fruit machine ΟΥΣ

fruit machine

machine θηλ à sous

machine à sous

fruit machine βρετ

I. fruit <pl for collective fruit> [βρετ fruːt, αμερικ frut] ΟΥΣ

1. fruit ΒΟΤ (edible, inedible):

fruit

fruit αρσ

a piece of fruit

un fruit

have some fruit

prenez un fruit or des fruits

to be in fruit tree, plant:

porter des fruits

to bear fruit tree, plant:

donner des fruits

the fruits of the earth λογοτεχνικό

les fruits de la terre

2. fruit μτφ:

fruit

fruit αρσ

to enjoy the fruit(s) of one's labours/of victory

jouir des fruits de son travail/de la victoire

her efforts finally bore fruit

ses efforts ont finalement porté leurs fruits

the fruit of their union λογοτεχνικό

le fruit de leur union

3. fruit αμερικ αργκ, προσβλ:

fruit

pédé αρσ αργκ, προσβλ

II. fruit [βρετ fruːt, αμερικ frut] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

fruit tree, plant:

fruit

donner des fruits

I. machine [βρετ məˈʃiːn, αμερικ məˈʃin] ΟΥΣ

1. machine (piece of equipment):

machine

machine θηλ (for doing à faire)

sewing/washing machine

machine à coudre/à laver

to operate a machine

faire fonctionner une machine

by machine

à la machine

2. machine (apparatus):

machine μτφ

machine θηλ

publicity/electoral machine

machine publicitaire/électorale

the Conservative Party machine

la machine administrative du parti conservateur

II. machine [βρετ məˈʃiːn, αμερικ məˈʃin] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

machine

usiner

fruit machine ΟΥΣ

fruit machine

machine θηλ à sous

I. fruit [fru:t] ΟΥΣ

1. fruit no πλ ΒΟΤ:

fruit

fruit αρσ

to be in fruit

porter des fruits

2. fruit μτφ (results):

fruit

fruits mpl

to bear fruit

porter ses fruits

II. fruit [fru:t] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

fruit

porter des fruits

I. machine [məˈʃi:n] ΟΥΣ

1. machine (mechanical device):

machine a. μειωτ

machine θηλ

2. machine (washing machine):

machine

machine θηλ (à laver)

3. machine (vending machine):

machine

distributeur αρσ

4. machine οικ (automobile, motorcycle):

machine

engin αρσ

5. machine (controlling system):

machine

appareil αρσ

the party machine

la machine du parti

II. machine [məˈʃi:n] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. machine (operate on a machine):

machine tool, part

usiner

2. machine (saw):

machine hem

coudre

I. fruit [frut] ΟΥΣ

1. fruit ΒΟΤ:

fruit

fruit αρσ

to be in fruit

porter des fruits

2. fruit μτφ (results):

fruit

fruits mpl

to bear fruit

porter ses fruits

II. fruit [frut] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

fruit

porter des fruits

I. machine [mə·ˈʃin] ΟΥΣ

1. machine (mechanical device):

machine a. μειωτ

machine θηλ

2. machine (washing machine):

machine

machine θηλ (à laver)

3. machine (vending machine):

machine

distributeur αρσ

4. machine οικ (automobile, motorcycle):

machine

engin αρσ

5. machine (controlling system):

machine

appareil αρσ

the party machine

la machine du parti

II. machine [mə·ˈʃin] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. machine (operate on a machine):

machine tool, part

usiner

2. machine (saw):

machine hem

coudre

Present

I	fruit
you	fruit
he/she/it	fruits
we	fruit
you	fruit
they	fruit

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

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Traditional home sewing techniques for finishing plain seams include trimming with pinking shears, oversewing with a zig-zag stitch, and hand or machine overcasting.

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This machine handled data punch cards, used for information storage and retrieval.

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Her on-board facilities included a foundry, light and heavy machine shops, electrical and torpedo repair shops, and equipment to support fitters, patternmakers, coppersmiths and shipwrights.

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