hove in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for hove in the English»French Dictionary

hove [Brit həʊv, Am hoʊv] VB pt VB pp

hove NAUT → heave

See also heave

I.heave [Brit hiːv, Am hiv] N

1. heave (effort to move):

heave

effort m

to give a heave (pull)

tirer de toutes ses forces

to give a heave (push)

pousser de toutes ses forces

2. heave (swell):

heave (of sea)

houle f

his stomach gave a heave

il a eu un haut-le-cœur

3. heave GEOL:

heave

déplacement m latéral

II.heave <pret, pp heaved NAUT hove> [Brit hiːv, Am hiv] VB trans

1. heave:

heave (lift)

hisser

heave (pull)

traîner péniblement

2. heave:

to heave a sigh

pousser un soupir

3. heave (throw):

heave

lancer (at sur)

4. heave NAUT:

to heave a boat ahead/astern

déhaler un bateau par l'avant/l'arrière

III.heave <pret, pp heaved NAUT hove> [Brit hiːv, Am hiv] VB intr

1. heave sea, ground:

heave

se soulever et s'abaisser

2. heave (pull):

heave

tirer de toutes ses forces

3. heave:

heave (retch)

avoir un haut-le-cœur

heave (vomit)

vomir

it made my stomach heave

ça m'a donné un haut-le-cœur

4. heave NAUT fig:

to heave into sight

apparaître

IV.heaving ADJ

heaving bosom, breast:

heaving

haletant

I.heave to <pret, pp hove> VB [Brit hiːv -, Am hiv -] NAUT (heave to)

heave to

se mettre en panne

to be hove to

rester en panne

II.heave to <pret, pp hove> VB [Brit hiːv -, Am hiv -] NAUT (heave [sth] to)

heave to ship:

heave to

mettre en panne

I.heave [Brit hiːv, Am hiv] N

1. heave (effort to move):

heave

effort m

to give a heave (pull)

tirer de toutes ses forces

to give a heave (push)

pousser de toutes ses forces

2. heave (swell):

heave (of sea)

houle f

his stomach gave a heave

il a eu un haut-le-cœur

3. heave GEOL:

heave

déplacement m latéral

II.heave <pret, pp heaved NAUT hove> [Brit hiːv, Am hiv] VB trans

1. heave:

heave (lift)

hisser

heave (pull)

traîner péniblement

2. heave:

to heave a sigh

pousser un soupir

3. heave (throw):

heave

lancer (at sur)

4. heave NAUT:

to heave a boat ahead/astern

déhaler un bateau par l'avant/l'arrière

III.heave <pret, pp heaved NAUT hove> [Brit hiːv, Am hiv] VB intr

1. heave sea, ground:

heave

se soulever et s'abaisser

2. heave (pull):

heave

tirer de toutes ses forces

3. heave:

heave (retch)

avoir un haut-le-cœur

heave (vomit)

vomir

it made my stomach heave

ça m'a donné un haut-le-cœur

4. heave NAUT fig:

to heave into sight

apparaître

IV.heaving ADJ

heaving bosom, breast:

heaving

haletant

heave-ho [Brit hiːvˈhəʊ, Am hivˈhoʊ] INTERJ NAUT

heave-ho

oh-hisse!

to give sb the (old) heave-ho inf, hum (break off with)

plaquer qn inf

to give sb the (old) heave-ho (dismiss)

mettre qn à la porte

I.heave up VB [Brit hiːv -, Am hiv -] (heave up) inf

heave up

dégueuler sl

heave up

vomir

II.heave up VB [Brit hiːv -, Am hiv -] (heave oneself up)

heave up

se hisser (onto sur)

yo-heave-ho [Brit jəʊhiːvˈhəʊ, Am ˌjoʊˌhivˈhoʊ] INTERJ

yo-heave-ho

oh! hisse!

Translations for hove in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

oh hisse!

heave-ho!

ahaner (peiner)

to strain, to heave

avoir des haut-le-cœur

to retch ou heave, to gag

oh hisse!

heave-ho!

hove in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hove in the English»French Dictionary

I.heave [hi:v] VB trans

1. heave (pull):

heave

tirer

2. heave (push):

heave

pousser

3. heave (lift):

heave

(sou)lever

4. heave (drag):

heave

traîner

5. heave (throw):

heave

lancer

II.heave [hi:v] VB intr

1. heave (move up and down):

heave

se soulever

2. heave (pull):

heave

tirer

3. heave (push):

heave

pousser

4. heave (vomit):

heave

avoir des haut-le-cœur

III.heave [hi:v] N

heave

gros effort m

heave to <hove to, hoved to> VB intr NAUT

heave to

se mettre en panne

Translations for hove in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

se hisser sur le mur

to heave oneself (up) onto the wall

exhaler soupir

to heave

hove Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to heave oneself (up) onto the wall

se hisser sur le mur

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Hove's original manor house was pulled down in 1936, despite its last owner offering it to the local council for less than its market value.

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