Kampf in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for Kampf in the English»French Dictionary

Phi Beta Kappa [Brit ˌfʌɪ ˌbiːtə ˈkapə, Am ˌfaɪ ˌbeɪdə ˈkæpə] N Am UNIV

1. Phi Beta Kappa (group):

Phi Beta Kappa

association d'anciens étudiants d'élite

2. Phi Beta Kappa (person):

Phi Beta Kappa

membre m de Phi Beta Kappa

I.camp [Brit kamp, Am kæmp] N

1. camp (gen):

camp (of tents, buildings etc)

camp m

camp (of nomads)

campement m

to make or pitch camp

planter son camp

to strike camp

lever le camp

to go to camp scout etc:

partir en camp

2. camp (group):

camp fig

camp m

camp fig

parti m

to go over to the other camp

changer de camp

3. camp (mannered style etc):

camp inf, pej

cabotinage m inf

it's high camp

c'est du pur cabotinage inf

4. camp (holiday centre):

camp

centre m de vacances

camp

colonie f de vacances

II.camp [Brit kamp, Am kæmp] ADJ pej

1. camp (exaggerated):

camp person

cabotin inf

camp gesture, performance

théâtral

2. camp (effeminate):

camp

efféminé

3. camp (in bad taste):

camp

kitsch

III.camp [Brit kamp, Am kæmp] VB intr

camp

camper

to go camping

faire du camping

IV.camp [Brit kamp, Am kæmp]

to have a foot in both camps

avoir un pied dans chaque camp

to camp it up inf (overact)

cabotiner inf

to camp it up (act effeminately)

forcer dans le genre efféminé

I.damp [Brit damp, Am dæmp] N

1. damp (atmosphere, conditions):

damp

humidité f

2. damp MIN:

damp, a. fire damp

grisou m

3. damp MIN:

damp, a. black damp

mofette f

II.damp [Brit damp, Am dæmp] ADJ

damp atmosphere, building, cloth, clothes etc

humide

damp skin

moite

III.damp [Brit damp, Am dæmp] VB trans

1. damp → dampen

2. damp → damp down

3. damp MUS:

damp

étouffer

See also damp down, dampen

I.damp down VB [Brit damp -, Am dæmp -] (damp [sth] down, damp down [sth])

damp down fire

couvrir

damp down flames

étouffer

damp down anger

apaiser

damp down crisis, situation

dédramatiser

dampen [Brit ˈdamp(ə)n, Am ˈdæmpən] VB trans

1. dampen cloth, sponge, ironing:

dampen

humecter

2. dampen fig:

dampen enthusiasm, optimism, ardour

refroidir

dampen hopes, resolve

amenuiser

to dampen sb's spirits

décourager qn

I.damp down VB [Brit damp -, Am dæmp -] (damp [sth] down, damp down [sth])

damp down fire

couvrir

damp down flames

étouffer

damp down anger

apaiser

damp down crisis, situation

dédramatiser

I.clamp on VB [Brit klamp -, Am klæmp -] (clamp on [sth], clamp [sth] on)

1. clamp on lit lid:

clamp on

fermer

2. clamp on fig curfew, restriction, sanction:

clamp on

imposer

I.champ [Brit tʃamp, Am tʃæmp] N inf

champ

champion m

II.champ [Brit tʃamp, Am tʃæmp] VB trans

champ

mâchonner

III.champ [Brit tʃamp, Am tʃæmp] VB intr

to be champing to do

brûler (d'impatience) de faire

to champ at the bit horse:

piaffer d'impatience

to champ at the bit person fig

ronger son frein

I.cramp [Brit kramp, Am kræmp] N

1. cramp (pain):

cramp

crampe f

to have cramp Brit, to have a cramp Am

avoir une crampe

a cramp in one's foot/leg

une crampe dans le pied/à la jambe

writer's cramp

crampe de l'écrivain

2. cramp souvent pl:

stomach cramps

crampes fpl d'estomac

3. cramp:

cramp, a. cramp iron

crampon m coudé

4. cramp → clamp

II.cramp [Brit kramp, Am kræmp] VB trans

cramp progress, development:

cramp

gêner

III.cramp [Brit kramp, Am kræmp]

to cramp sb's style inf

faire perdre ses moyens à qn

See also clamp

I.clamp [Brit klamp, Am klæmp] N

1. clamp:

clamp TECH (on bench)

valet m

clamp (unattached)

presse f

clamp CHEM

pince f

clamp (for lid)

système m d'attache (pour fermer hermétiquement un couvercle)

2. clamp fig:

clamp

frein m (on à)

a clamp on public spending

un frein à la dépense publique

3. clamp MOTOR:

clamp, a. wheelclamp

sabot m de Denver

4. clamp Brit FARM:

clamp

silo m

5. clamp Am (heavy footstep):

clamp

pas m lourd

II.clamp [Brit klamp, Am klæmp] VB trans

1. clamp TECH two parts:

clamp

cramponner

clamp (at bench)

fixer [qc] à l'aide d'un valet (onto à)

2. clamp (clench):

clamp jaw, teeth

serrer

a pipe clamped between his teeth

une pipe serrée entre les dents

his jaws were clamped shut

il serrait les mâchoires

3. clamp MOTOR:

clamp, a. wheelclamp car

mettre un sabot de Denver à

4. clamp Am (tread heavily):

clamp

marcher d'un pas lourd

I.vamp up VB [Brit vamp -, Am væmp -] (vamp [sth] up, vamp up [sth])

vamp up clothing

rafraîchir

vamp up story

remettre [qc] au goût du jour

vamp up written notes

remanier

I.tamp down VB [Brit tamp -, Am tæmp -] (tamp [sth] down, tamp down [sth]) (over explosive)

tamp down earth

damer (in, into dans)

tamp down tobacco

tasser (in, into dans)

I.stamp [Brit stamp, Am stæmp] N

1. stamp (on letter):

stamp

timbre m

a 60-cent stamp

un timbre à 60 centimes

first/second-class stamp

timbre tarif rapide/lent

‘no stamp needed’

‘ne pas affranchir’

‘no stamp needed’ attr album, collection

de timbres

2. stamp (token):

stamp (for free gift)

vignette f

stamp (for free gift)

timbre m

stamp (towards bill, TV licence)

bon m

3. stamp (marking device):

stamp (made of rubber)

tampon m

stamp (made of metal)

cachet m

stamp (for marking metals)

étampe f

stamp (for marking gold)

poinçon m

to give sth one's stamp of approval fig

donner son accord à qc

4. stamp (hallmark):

stamp fig

marque f

to bear the stamp of person, artist

avoir la marque de

to set one's stamp on play, company, era

imposer sa marque sur

5. stamp (calibre):

stamp

trempe f

men of his stamp

des hommes de sa trempe

6. stamp (sound of feet):

stamp

piétinement m

the stamp of the horse's hooves

le bruit des sabots des chevaux

with a stamp of her foot

en tapant du pied

7. stamp Brit (contribution):

stamp dated

cotisation f à la sécurité sociale

II.stamp [Brit stamp, Am stæmp] VB trans

1. stamp (mark):

stamp date, name, number

apposer [qc] au tampon (on sur)

stamp card, ticket, library book

tamponner

stamp goods, boxes

marquer

stamp document, ledger, passport

viser

to be stamped with the official seal

être visé avec le sceau officiel

to be stamped ‘confidential’

porter la mention ‘confidentiel’

to stamp a book with the date

marquer la date dans un livre

to stamp one's authority/personality on project, enterprise, match

imprimer son autorité/sa personnalité sur

2. stamp (with foot):

to stamp one's foot (in anger)

frapper or taper du pied

to stamp one's feet (rhythmically)

taper des pieds

to stamp one's feet (for warmth)

battre la semelle

to stamp sth flat

tasser qc

to stamp sth into the ground

enfoncer qc dans le sol du pied

3. stamp (put postage stamp on):

stamp envelope

affranchir

III.stamp [Brit stamp, Am stæmp] VB intr

1. stamp (thump foot):

stamp person:

taper du pied

stamp horse:

piaffer

to stamp on toy, foot

écraser (du pied)

to stamp on brakes

écraser

to stamp the mud off one's boots

ôter la boue de ses bottes en tapant des pieds

2. stamp (walk heavily):

stamp

marcher en tapant des pieds

to stamp into/out of sth

entrer dans/sortir de qc en tapant des pieds

Phrases:

to stamp on (crush) lit soil, ground

piétiner

to stamp on fig idea, suggestion

écarter

Kampf in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Kampf in the English»French Dictionary

I.stamp [stæmp] N

1. stamp (postage stamp):

stamp

timbre m

2. stamp (implement):

stamp

tampon m

rubber stamp

tampon m

3. stamp (official mark):

stamp

cachet m

stamp on metal

poinçon m

4. stamp (characteristic quality):

stamp

marque f

to leave one's stamp on sb/sth

laisser sa marque sur qn/qc

5. stamp Brit COMM (piece of paper with assigned value):

stamp

bon m

food stamp

bon m alimentaire

6. stamp (heavy blow with the foot):

stamp

battement m de pied

II.stamp [stæmp] VB trans

1. stamp (place a postage stamp):

stamp

timbrer

2. stamp (mark with):

stamp

tamponner

stamp on metal

poinçonner

3. stamp fig:

to stamp sth on sth

graver qc sur qc

to stamp oneself on sth

laisser sa marque sur qc

to stamp sb/sth as (being) sb/sth

étiqueter qn/qc comme qn/qc

4. stamp (stomp):

stamp

trépigner

III.stamp [stæmp] VB intr

stamp

trépigner

I.tramp [træmp] VB intr

1. tramp (walk heavily):

tramp

marcher lourdement

2. tramp (go on foot):

tramp

marcher

II.tramp [træmp] VB trans

tramp

parcourir à pied

III.tramp [træmp] N

1. tramp no pl (stomping sound):

tramp

bruit m sourd

2. tramp no pl (long walk):

tramp

promenade f

3. tramp (poor person):

tramp

clochard(e) m (f)

4. tramp Am pej (promiscuous woman):

tramp

traînée f

I.damp [dæmp] METEO ADJ

damp

humide

II.damp [dæmp] METEO N no pl Brit, Aus

damp

humidité f

III.damp [dæmp] METEO VB trans (wet)

damp

humecter

I.camp¹ [kæmp] N a. fig a. MIL

camp

camp m

holiday [or summer] camp

camp de vacances

refugee camp

camp de réfugiés

to pitch camp

établir un camp

to be/go on camp Brit

faire du camping

to break camp

lever le camp

to go over to the other camp

changer de camp

II.camp¹ [kæmp] VB intr

camp

camper

to camp out

camper

to go camping

faire du camping

I.camp² [kæmp] THEAT, SOCIOL N no pl, no art (theatrical style)

camp

manières fpl

II.camp² [kæmp] THEAT, SOCIOL ADJ

1. camp (theatrical):

camp

affecté(e)

2. camp (effeminate):

camp

efféminé(e)

I.swamp [swɒmp, Am swɑ:mp] N

1. swamp (area of wet ground):

swamp

marécage m

swamp

savane f Quebec

2. swamp no pl, no indef art (wet land):

swamp

marais m

II.swamp [swɒmp, Am swɑ:mp] VB trans a. fig

swamp

inonder

we've been swamped by a flood of complaints

nous avons été inondés de réclamations

I.clamp [klæmp] N

1. clamp (fastener):

clamp

agrafe f

clamp ELEC

attache f

2. clamp AUTO:

clamp

sabot m de Denver

II.clamp [klæmp] VB trans

1. clamp (fasten):

clamp

fixer

2. clamp (clench):

clamp

serrer

clamp handcuffs

resserrer

3. clamp AUTO:

clamp

mettre un sabot à

I.rubber stamp VB trans pej

rubber stamp

approuver

II.rubber stamp N

rubber stamp

tampon m

to put one's rubber stamp on sth

approuver qc

I.cramp [kræmp] VB trans

cramp

gêner

Phrases:

to (rather) cramp sb's style iron hum inf

faire perdre les moyens à qn

II.cramp [kræmp] N Brit, Aus

cramp

crampe f

amply ADV

amply rewarded:

amply

largement