RUBBISH HEAP - Αγγλικά-Γαλλικά μετάφραση

rubbish heap ΟΥΣ

rubbish heap (gen)

tas αρσ d'ordures

rubbish heap (in garden)

tas αρσ de saletés οικ

tas d'ordures

rubbish heap βρετ

I. heap [βρετ hiːp, αμερικ hip] ΟΥΣ

1. heap (of rubble, leaves, objects):

heap

tas αρσ

to pile sth up in a heap or in heaps

mettre qc en tas

to lie in a heap person:

être affalé

to lie in a heap objects, bodies:

être entassés

to fall or collapse in a heap person:

s'affaler

to collapse in an exhausted heap

s'affaler épuisé

2. heap (lot) οικ:

heaps of (plenty of) money, food, atmosphere

plein de

heaps of (too much)

un tas de οικ

work, problems we've got heaps of things to do

on a un tas de choses à faire

we've got heaps of time

on a tout notre temps

to be in a heap of trouble

avoir plein de or des tas de problèmes οικ

3. heap (car):

heap οικ, μειωτ

guimbarde θηλ οικ

heap οικ, μειωτ

tacot αρσ οικ

II. heaps ΕΠΊΡΡ

heaps οικ:

heaps

cent fois

to feel heaps better

se sentir cent fois mieux

heaps more room

cent fois plus de place

III. heap [βρετ hiːp, αμερικ hip] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. heap (pile) → heap up

2. heap (shower) μτφ:

to heap sth on sb praise

couvrir qn de qc

to heap sth on sb work

accabler qn de qc

to heap sth on sb insults

abreuver qn de qc

to heap scorn on sb

accabler qn de mépris

I. heap up ΡΉΜΑ [βρετ hiːp -, αμερικ hip -] (heap [sth] up, heap up [sth])

heap up leaves, bodies

entasser

heap up food

empiler

heap up table

submerger (with de)

I. rubbish [βρετ ˈrʌbɪʃ, αμερικ ˈrəbɪʃ] ΟΥΣ

1. rubbish (refuse):

rubbish (in street)

déchets αρσ πλ

rubbish (domestic)

ordures θηλ πλ

rubbish (from garden)

détritus αρσ πλ

rubbish (on building site)

gravats αρσ πλ

2. rubbish:

rubbish (inferior goods)

camelote θηλ οικ

rubbish (discarded objects)

saletés οικ

3. rubbish (nonsense):

to talk rubbish

raconter n'importe quoi

this film/book is rubbish οικ!

ce film/livre est nul! οικ

(what a load of) rubbish!

n'importe quoi!

there's nothing but rubbish on the TV

il n'y a vraiment rien de bien à la télé

II. rubbish [βρετ ˈrʌbɪʃ, αμερικ ˈrəbɪʃ] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ βρετ

rubbish critic, article person, work, achievement:

rubbish

descendre [qn/qc] en flammes

I. heap [hi:p] ΟΥΣ

heap

tas αρσ

to pile sth into heaps

entasser qc

ιδιωτισμοί:

a (whole) heap of work

beaucoup de travail

II. heap [hi:p] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

heap

entasser

I. rubbish [ˈrʌbɪʃ] ΟΥΣ no πλ βρετ

1. rubbish οικ (waste):

rubbish

déchets mpl

to take the rubbish out

sortir les poubelles

2. rubbish οικ (nonsense):

rubbish

bêtises fpl

a load of rubbish

un tas de bêtises

to talk rubbish

dire des bêtises

3. rubbish οικ (junk, goods on sale):

rubbish

camelote θηλ

II. rubbish [ˈrʌbɪʃ] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ αυστραλ, βρετ οικ

rubbish

débiner

I. heap [hip] ΟΥΣ

heap

tas αρσ

to pile sth into heaps

entasser qc

ιδιωτισμοί:

a (whole) heap of work

un tas de travail

II. heap [hip] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

heap

entasser

rubbish [ˈrʌb·ɪʃ] ΟΥΣ

1. rubbish οικ (waste):

rubbish

déchets mpl

2. rubbish οικ (nonsense):

rubbish

bêtises fpl

a load of rubbish

un tas de bêtises

3. rubbish οικ (junk, something worthless):

rubbish

camelote θηλ

Present

I	heap
you	heap
he/she/it	heaps
we	heap
you	heap
they	heap

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Μονόγλωσσα παραδείγματα (μη ελεγχόμενα από το λεξικογραφικό τμήμα)

One can heap up as much of them as one wishes, or take them in trade for food.

en.wikipedia.org

In no other safety critical system would people just heap up data and hope that someone will deal with it.

www.computerweekly.com

Occasionally they'll heap up an exceptionally large molehill, known as a fortress, to create a well-stocked larder of worms.

www.telegraph.co.uk

We must not heap up wealth cruelly wrung from the blood of others.

en.wikipedia.org

You would just heap up the banalities.

www.gq-magazine.co.uk