open-necked in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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Translations for open-necked in the French»English Dictionary (Go to English»French)

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I.échancré (échancrée) [eʃɑ̃kʀe] VB pp

échancré → échancrer

II.échancré (échancrée) [eʃɑ̃kʀe] ADJ

See also échancrer

échancrer [eʃɑ̃kʀe] VB trans

I.ouvert (ouverte) [uvɛʀ, ɛʀt] VB pp

ouvert → ouvrir

II.ouvert (ouverte) [uvɛʀ, ɛʀt] ADJ

1. ouvert (non fermé):

ouvert (ouverte) porte, bouche, magasin, blessure, chemise
open
rester ouvert
to stay open
c'est ouvert
it's open
grand ouvert
wide open
ouvert au public
open to the public
ouvert à la circulation/à la navigation
open to traffic/for shipping
chemise à col ouvert
open-necked shirt
(la) bouche ouverte rester, écouter, regarder (gén)
with one's mouth open
(la) bouche ouverte (d'étonnement)
open-mouthed
il avait la bouche ouverte (gén)
his mouth was open
il avait la bouche ouverte (d'étonnement)
he was open-mouthed
avoir/garder les yeux ouverts (ne pas s'endormir)
to be/stay awake
avoir/garder les yeux ouverts (être attentif)
to have/keep one's eyes open

See also tombeau, porte, ouvrir

tombeau <pl tombeaux> [tɔ̃bo] N m

I.porte [pɔʀt] ADJ

II.porte [pɔʀt] N f

1. porte (entrée):

porte (de bâtiment)
door
porte (de parc, stade, jardin)
gate
la porte de derrière/devant
the back/front door
la porte du jardin
the garden gate
devant la porte de l'hôpital
outside the hospital
je me suis garée devant la porte
I've parked right outside
avoir une gare à sa porte
to have a station on one's doorstep
Grenoble est aux portes des Alpes
Grenoble is the gateway to the Alps
aux portes du désert
at the edge of the desert
passer la porte
to enter the house
ouverture/fermeture des portes à 18 heures
doors open/close at 6 o'clock
ouvrir sa porte à qn
to let sb in
ouvrir la porte à la critique
to invite criticism
c'est la porte ouverte à la criminalité
it's an open invitation to crime
ouvrir/fermer ses portes (au public) salon, exposition, magasin:
to open/close (to the public)
l'entreprise a fermé ses portes
the company has gone out of business
la Communauté a ouvert ses portes au Portugal
the Community has admitted Portugal
mettre à la porte (exclure d'un cours)
to throw [sb] out
mettre à la porte (renvoyer) élève
to expel
mettre à la porte employé
to fire
mettre à la porte employé
to sack Brit inf
employé ce n'est pas la porte à côté inf
it's quite far
voir qn entre deux portes
to see sb very briefly
trouver porte close ou de bois
to find nobody in
j'ai mis deux heures, de porte à porte
it took me two hours (from) door to door

III.porte [pɔʀt]

porte basculante
up-and-over door
porte bâtarde
medium-sized door
porte battante
swing door
porte coulissante
sliding door
porte d'écluse
lock gate
porte d'entrée (de maison)
front door
porte d'entrée (d'église, hôpital, immeuble)
main entrance
porte pliante
folding door
porte de service
tradesmen's entrance Brit
porte de service
service entrance
porte de sortie lit
exit
porte de sortie fig
escape route
porte à tambour
revolving door
porte tournante
revolving door
porte vitrée
glass door
les portes de l'Enfer REL
the gates of Hell
portes ouvertes
open day Brit
portes ouvertes
open house Am
journée ou opération portes ouvertes à l'école
the school is organizing an open day Brit
journée ou opération portes ouvertes à l'école
the school is organizing an open house Am
les portes du Paradis REL
the gates of Heaven

IV.porte [pɔʀt]

I.ouvrir [uvʀiʀ] VB trans

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1. ouvrir (gén):

ouvrir boîte, porte, bouteille, tiroir, huître, parachute, lettre
to open
ouvrir verrou
to draw back
ouvrir col, chemise, fermeture à glissière
to undo
ouvrir la bouche
to open one's mouth
ne pas ouvrir la bouche (ne rien dire)
not to say a word
ouvrir le bec inf ou sa gueule sl , l'ouvrir sl
to open one's trap inf
ouvrir le bec inf ou sa gueule sl , l'ouvrir sl
to open one's gob Brit sl
il faut toujours qu'il l'ouvre sl au mauvais moment
he always opens his trap ou big mouth at the wrong time inf
ouvrir ses oreilles
to keep one's ears open
ouvrir les bras
to open one's arms
ouvrir les bras à qn (accueillir)
to welcome sb with open arms
ouvrir sa maison à qn (accueillir)
to throw one's house open to sb
(se) faire ouvrir une porte
to get a door open

II.ouvrir [uvʀiʀ] VB intr

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III.s'ouvrir VB refl

open-necked in the PONS Dictionary

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English
In some forces short sleeved shirts may be worn open-necked.
en.wikipedia.org
He arrived in his trademark jeans, open-necked shirt and shoes without socks.
interaksyon.com
The energy-saving suits are half-sleeve tropical salaryman suits, worn with short-sleeved open-necked shirts.
en.wikipedia.org
His younger brother, dressed in an open-necked shirt, brother smiled as he followed him out.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Formal dress comprises an open-necked tunic, with white shirt/blouse and tie.
en.wikipedia.org
He is wearing a slim-fitting black suit, a sky-blue shirt with open-necked white collar and shiny black shoes.
www.ft.com
The man, who is a fireman, does seem rather smooth in a smart blazer and open-necked shirt and designer stubble.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Others go open-necked simply because they can, wearing as their badge of honour the rejection of a badge of honour.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The crooner and his fellow musicians were all wearing ties, unlike a single member of the open-necked audience.
www.standard.co.uk
They were laden down by heavy equipment round their waists, with more hanging from loops on their open-necked shirts.
www.telegraph.co.uk

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