hooked in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for hooked in the English»French Dictionary

hooked [Brit ˈhʊkt, Am hʊkt] ADJ

1. hooked:

hooked nose, claw, beak

crochu

hooked stick

avec une crosse

2. hooked (addicted):

hooked

accro inf

to be hooked on

se camer à inf

to be hooked on crack, heroin

être mordu de inf

3. hooked Am (married):

hooked inf

casé inf

hooked inf

marié

I.hook [Brit hʊk, Am hʊk] N

1. hook (for clothing, picture):

hook

crochet m

2. hook FISH:

hook

hameçon m

3. hook (in sewing):

hook

agrafe f

hooks and eyes

agrafes fpl

4. hook FARM:

hook

faucille f

5. hook (on stick):

hook

crosse f

6. hook TELEC:

to take the phone off the hook

décrocher le téléphone

to leave the phone off the hook

laisser le téléphone décroché

7. hook (boxing):

hook

crochet m

left/right hook

crochet du gauche/du droit

8. hook (golf):

hook

coup m hooké

9. hook Am (bend):

hook

coude m

hook

courbe f

10. hook COMM:

hook

accroche f

II.hook [Brit hʊk, Am hʊk] VB trans

1. hook (hang):

hook

accrocher (on, onto à, round autour de)

2. hook (pull through):

hook string, loop

faire passer (through dans)

hook limb, finger, stick

passer (through dans)

3. hook FISH:

hook fish

prendre

hook fig, hum, inf

mettre le grappin sur inf

4. hook:

hook (golf)

hooker

hook (rugby)

talonner

III.hook [Brit hʊk, Am hʊk]

to be off the hook

être tiré d'affaire

to get sb off the hook

tirer qn d'affaire

to let sb off the hook

laisser filer qn inf

to get one's hooks into sb

mettre le grappin sur qn inf

fish hook N

fish hook

hameçon m

crochet hook N

crochet hook

crochet m

reaping hook N

reaping hook

faucille f

picture hook N

picture hook

crochet m (à tableaux)

pot-hook N

pot-hook

crémaillère f

I.hook together VB [Brit hʊk -, Am hʊk -] (hook together)

hook together

s'accrocher ensemble

II.hook together VB [Brit hʊk -, Am hʊk -] (hook [sth] together)

hook together

accrocher [qc] ensemble

I.hook up VB [Brit hʊk -, Am hʊk -] (hook up)

hook up garment:

hook up

s'agrafer

II.hook up VB [Brit hʊk -, Am hʊk -] (hook up [sth], hook [sth] up)

1. hook up (attach):

hook up garment

agrafer

hook up trailer, picture

accrocher

2. hook up:

hook up RADIO, TV stations

faire un duplex entre

3. hook up:

hook up ELEC, TECH appliance

connecter

Translations for hooked in the French»English Dictionary

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hooked

hooked in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hooked in the English»French Dictionary

hooked ADJ

1. hooked (curved like a hook):

hooked

crochu(e)

2. hooked (addicted to, dependent on):

hooked

accroché(e)

I.hook [hʊk] N

hook (curved device) a. SPORTS:

hook

crochet m

hook for coats

patère f

hook for fish

hameçon m

Phrases:

by hook or by crook

par tous les moyens

hook, line and sinker

complètement

II.hook [hʊk] VB trans

hook

accrocher

hook a fish

hameçonner

to hook sth to sth

accrocher qc à qc

III.hook [hʊk] VB intr

hook

s'agrafer

I.hook up VB trans

1. hook up (hang, fix):

hook up

accrocher

hook up dress, bra

agrafer

2. hook up (connect, link up):

hook up

raccorder

hook up computers

connecter

II.hook up VB intr

1. hook up (fasten):

hook up dress

s'agrafer

2. hook up (connect):

hook up

se raccorder

fish hook N

fish hook

hameçon m

I.hook on VB intr

1. hook on (attach):

hook on

s'accrocher à

2. hook on ELEC:

hook on

être raccordé à

II.hook on VB trans

hook on

accrocher

hook-up N

hook-up

groupe m émetteur

coat hook N

coat hook

patère f

pruning hook N BOT

pruning hook

taille-haie m

pot-hook N

pot-hook

crémaillère f

Translations for hooked in the French»English Dictionary

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busqué(e)

hooked

hooked Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

by hook or by crook

par tous les moyens

hook, line and sinker

complètement

to hook sth to sth

accrocher qc à qc

a right hook SPORTS

un crochet du droit

to sling one's hook Brit inf

se tirer

sling your hook!

dégage!

to wriggle off the hook inf

se dérober

to swallow a story hook, line and sinker

gober une histoire

to take the phone off the hook

décrocher le téléphone (pour ne pas être dérangé)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Servers would attach a tray that hooked over the car's side window, which needed to be left up a little for it to attach to.

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There have been a couple of fish hooked and lost, but we haven't seen the numbers we would be expecting.

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We start with a half pull-up on some straps, which are hooked up to wall bars.

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His safety belt was still hooked when the farmer reached his side.

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When hooked, large individuals are tenacious opponents and are difficult to subdue due to their habit of spinning.

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A patient with failure in both kidneys will die quickly unless he or she is hooked up to a dialysis machine or gets a transplant.

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It has tough, fibrous stems up to 5 m long, armed with numerous hooked prickles and pairs of coiled tendrils at the leaf petiole bases.

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It usually takes the form of a small finger shaped receptacle hooked up to a positive pressure pump.

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A strap around the horse's haunches allowing it to set back and slow a vehicle, usually hooked to the shafts or pole of the vehicle.

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Also, they are very habit-forming, so you might get hooked on them.

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