aflima in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for aflima in the English»French Dictionary

I.aflame [Brit əˈfleɪm, Am əˈfleɪm] liter ADJ avant n (gen)

aflame

en feu

aflame cheek

en feu

aflame sky, countryside

embrasé

to be aflame with desire

brûler de

to be aflame with enthusiasm

déborder de

II.aflame [Brit əˈfleɪm, Am əˈfleɪm] liter ADV

aflame

en feu

to set sth aflame

mettre le feu à qc

I.climax [Brit ˈklʌɪmaks, Am ˈklaɪˌmæks] N

1. climax (culmination, end):

climax (of career)

apogée m

climax (of war, frenzy, conflict)

paroxysme m

climax (of plot, speech, play)

point m culminant

to reach its climax argument, crisis, battle:

atteindre son paroxysme

to reach its climax contest, performance:

atteindre son point culminant

it's a fitting climax to a long career

c'est le couronnement d'une longue carrière

the exciting climax of the tournament

la finale passionnante du tournoi

2. climax (orgasm):

climax

orgasme m

3. climax (in rhetoric):

climax

gradation f

II.climax [Brit ˈklʌɪmaks, Am ˈklaɪˌmæks] VB trans

climax festival, match, week:

climax

être l'apothéose de

III.climax [Brit ˈklʌɪmaks, Am ˈklaɪˌmæks] VB intr

1. climax (reach a high point):

climax

atteindre son grand moment

2. climax (sexually):

climax

jouir

I.flimsy [Brit ˈflɪmzi, Am ˈflɪmzi] N dated Brit

flimsy

papier m pelure

II.flimsy [Brit ˈflɪmzi, Am ˈflɪmzi] ADJ

flimsy clothes, fabric

léger/-ère

flimsy structure, appliance

peu solide

flimsy argument, excuse

futile

flimsy evidence

mince, piètre

climate [Brit ˈklʌɪmət, Am ˈklaɪmɪt] N

1. climate METEO:

climate

climat m

2. climate (surroundings):

climate fig

atmosphère f

3. climate:

climate ECON, POL

climat m

climate control N

climate control

climatisation f

climate change N METEO

climate change

changement m climatique

climate change sceptic [ˌklʌɪmət tʃeɪn(d)ʒ ˈskeptɪk] N

climate change sceptic

climatosceptique mf

aflima in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for aflima in the English»French Dictionary

I.climax [ˈklaɪmæks] N

1. climax (highest point):

climax

apogée f

to reach a climax

atteindre son paroxysme

2. climax (orgasm):

climax

orgasme m

to reach a climax

jouir

II.climax [ˈklaɪmæks] VB intr

1. climax (reach high point):

climax

atteindre son paroxysme

2. climax (orgasm):

climax

jouir

climate [ˈklaɪmɪt] N

climate

climat m

Phrases:

the climate of opinion

les courants mpl de l'opinion

flimsy <-ier, -iest> [ˈflɪmzi] ADJ

1. flimsy (light and thin):

flimsy dress, blouse

léger(-ère)

2. flimsy (easily broken):

flimsy construction, structure

peu solide

3. flimsy (lacking seriousness):

flimsy excuse

faible

micro climate N

micro climate

microclimat m

climate sceptic ADJ

User Entry

climate sceptic

climato-sceptique