CHAP - Translation from English into French

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

English

French

I. chap [Brit tʃap, Am tʃæp] N inf Brit

chap (gen)

type m inf

chap (boy)

garçon m

chap (young man)

gars m inf

a nice chap

un chouette type

an old chap

un vieux

I say old chap …

dis donc mon vieux …

come on chaps!

allez les gars!

II. chap <pres part chapping; pret, pp chapped> [Brit tʃap, Am tʃæp] VB trans

chap

gercer

chap (deeply)

crevasser

chapped lips

lèvres gercées

III. chap <pres part chapping; pret, pp chapped> [Brit tʃap, Am tʃæp] VB intr

chap

se gercer

chap (deeply)

se crevasser

chap. abrév écrite

chap. → chapter

chapter [Brit ˈtʃaptə, Am ˈtʃæptər] N

1. chapter (in book):

chapter

chapitre m

in chapter 3

au chapitre 3

2. chapter (stage):

chapter fig

chapitre m

a new chapter in

un nouveau chapitre de

3. chapter (of association, union):

chapter

section f

4. chapter REL:

chapter, a. chapter house

chapitre m

5. chapter Am FIN, LAW:

to go chapter 11

faire faillite (avec délai de grâce pour redresser la situation)

a chapter of accidents

une série d'accidents

to give chapter and verse

donner la référence exacte

French

English

crevasse (sur les lèvres, mains)

chap

crevasser peau

to chap

se crevasser peau:

to chap, to become chapped

loustic (individu)

chap, guy

drôle de loustic

funny chap, weird guy

fendiller peau, lèvres

to chap

se fendiller peau, lèvres:

to chap

un brave homme au demeurant

a good chap all things considered

pépère (bébé)

chubby little chap

gercer

to chap

bonhomme

chap inf

in the PONS Dictionary

I. chap¹ <-pp-> [tʃæp] VB intr

chap

se gercer

II. chap¹ <-pp-> [tʃæp] VB trans

chap

gercer

the wind chapped my lips

le vent m'a gercé les lèvres

III. chap¹ <-pp-> [tʃæp] N

chap

gerçure f

chap² [tʃæp] N inf Brit (man)

chap

type m

chap. N

chap. abbreviation of chapter

chap.

chap. m

chapter [ˈtʃæptəʳ, Am -tɚ] N

1. chapter (section of a book):

chapter

chapitre m

2. chapter (episode):

chapter

épisode m

3. chapter Am (branch of a religious organization):

chapter

chapitre m

4. chapter Brit, Aus form (disasters):

chapter of accidents

avalanche f

a nice chap/guy

un bon gars

in the PONS Dictionary

I. chap <-pp-> [tʃæp] VB intr

chap

se gercer

II. chap <-pp-> [tʃæp] VB trans

chap

gercer

the wind chapped my lips

le vent m'a gercé les lèvres

III. chap <-pp-> [tʃæp] N

chap

gerçure f

chap. N

chap. abbreviation of chapter

chap.

chap. m

chapter [ˈtʃæp·tər] N

1. chapter of a book:

chapter

chapitre m

2. chapter (episode):

chapter

épisode m

3. chapter of an organization:

chapter

branche f

Present

I	chap
you	chap
he/she/it	chaps
we	chap
you	chap
they	chap

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

A nice cosy bed to cuddle up in or a crate where they can tuck themselves away in and relax.

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I thought it would be a nice way to convey that now everyone will see that bionics can't always be controlled.

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Following her grandfather's death, a male friend came to live with her and became her first nice boyfriend.

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The lawyers must still be having a nice lie down after watching.

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Be nice to your children, for they will choose your rest home.

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