jar in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for jar in the English»French Dictionary

I.jar [Brit dʒɑː, Am dʒɑr] N

1. jar:

jar (gen)

pot m

jar (large) (for sweets, pickles, preserves)

bocal m

jar (earthenware)

jarre f

2. jar Brit (drink):

jar inf

pot m inf

to go for a jar inf

aller prendre un pot inf

to go for a jar inf

aller prendre un verre

3. jar (jolt):

jar lit, fig

secousse f

jar lit, fig

choc m

4. jar (noise):

jar

crissement m

II.jar <pres part jarring; pret, pp jarred> [Brit dʒɑː, Am dʒɑr] VB trans

1. jar (give shock to) lit, fig:

jar person, structure, building

ébranler, secouer

to jar one's shoulder/neck

se cogner l'épaule/le cou

2. jar Am (spur):

to jar sb into action

pousser qn à agir

III.jar <pres part jarring; pret, pp jarred> [Brit dʒɑː, Am dʒɑr] VB intr

1. jar (make discordant noise):

jar instrument, music, voice:

rendre un son discordant

to jar on person

agacer

the noise jarred on her nerves

le bruit lui tapait sur les nerfs inf

that music jars on my ears

cette musique m'écorche les oreilles inf

2. jar (rattle):

jar windows:

trembler

3. jar (clash):

jar colours:

jurer

jar note:

sonner faux

jar ideas, opinions:

ne pas s'accorder

jar comments, criticism:

détonner

bell jar N

bell jar

cloche f en verre

specimen jar N

1. specimen jar (for urine):

specimen jar

récipient m

2. specimen jar (on field trip):

specimen jar

pot m à échantillon

Kilner jar® [Brit ˈkɪlnə] N Brit

Kilner jar

bocal m à conserves

storage jar N

storage jar (glass)

bocal m (de rangement)

storage jar (ceramic)

pot m de rangement

jam jar, jam pot N

jam jar

pot m à confitures

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stoneware attr jar, pot

en grès

seal up jar

fermer [qc] hermétiquement

Translations for jar in the French»English Dictionary

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canope

Canopic jar

jarre

(earthenware) jar

jar in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for jar in the English»French Dictionary

jar¹ [dʒar] N

1. jar (container):

jar

jarre f

jar of jam

pot m

2. jar (amount):

jar

pot m

I.jar² <-rr-> [dʒar] VB trans

jar

ébranler

jar person

choquer

to jar one's elbow

se cogner le coude

II.jar² <-rr-> [dʒar] VB intr

1. jar (cause feelings):

to jar on sb

froisser qn

2. jar (make a sound):

jar

rendre un son discordant

3. jar (be unsuitable):

jar effect

ne pas être à sa place

to jar with sth

jurer avec qc

III.jar² [dʒar] N

jar

secousse f

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I twisted the top off the jar

j'ai dévissé le couvercle du pot

the top is off the jar

le couvercle n'est pas sur le bocal

the top to this jar

le couvercle de ce bocal

Translations for jar in the French»English Dictionary

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bocal

jar

jarre

(earthenware) jar

godet

jar

pot (en verre)

jar

pot de confiture/miel

jar of jam/honey

petit pot pour bébé

jar of baby food

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Later, they realize that the jar is magical.

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Gobstoppers have been sold in traditional sweet shops for at least a century, often sold by weight from jars.

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Inside the jar were three coins, a few newspapers, and a scroll with information on the first mint and the creation of the second.

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In return children were offered the chance to help themselves to pennies in a giant glass jar.

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He occasionally wrote passages of startling, even jarring, chromaticism, usually in an attempt to express an extra-musical idea.

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Fruits can be kept fresh for 45 days, or boiled and mixed with salt after which it is keeps well closed jars.

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It seems antiviruses look for some specific class into the jar package.

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He then puts the fly into a jar filled with hundreds of other dead flies.

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Well made, sturdy storage jars were also found at this site, which were used for transporting salt.

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The majority of the stories include jarring violent scenes that make the characters undergo a spiritual change.

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