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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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English
French
French

I. out-of-the-way ADJ

out-of-the-way places:

out-of-the-way
à l'écart
an out-of-the-way spot
un trou perdu inf

II. out of the way ADV

get out of the way!
pousse-toi!
I should stay out of the way until tomorrow
à ta place j'éviterais de me montrer jusqu'à demain
mind out of the way inf!
dégage! inf
to thrust sb/sth out of the way
pousser (violemment) qn/qc
to keep out of sb's way, to keep out of the way of sb (not hinder)
ne pas encombrer qn
to keep out of sb's way, to keep out of the way of sb (avoid seeing)
éviter qn
to skip out of the way of sth or out of sth's way
bondir pour éviter qc
to elbow sb aside or out of the way
écarter qn du coude or d'un coup de coude
with her parents safely out of the way…
par chance, ses parents étant absents…
French
French
English
English
écarté (écartée) lieu, village
isolated, out of the way never attr
écarté (écartée) sentier
out of the way never attr
se garer piéton:
to move out of the way
se bouger (se pousser)
to get out of the way

in the PONS Dictionary

English
English
French
French

out-of-the-way ADJ

out-of-the-way
à l'écart
to elbow sb out of the way
écarter qn de son chemin
to kick a can out of the way
ôter une boîte du milieu d'un coup de pied
French
French
English
English

I. perdu(e) [pɛʀdy] VB

perdu part passé de perdre

II. perdu(e) [pɛʀdy] ADJ

1. perdu:

perdu(e)
lost

2. perdu:

perdu(e) (qui a été égaré) objet
lost
perdu(e) chien
stray
perdu(e) (sans propriétaire)
abandoned

3. perdu (gaspillé, manqué):

soirée/temps/argent de perdu
waste of an evening/of time/of money
place de perdu
wasted space
occasion de perdu
wasted opportunity

4. perdu (de loisir):

à mes heures perdues [ou moments perdus]
in my spare time

5. perdu (isolé):

perdu(e) pays, coin, endroit
out-of-the-way

6. perdu (non consigné):

perdu(e) bouteille
non-returnable
perdu(e) emballage
disposable

7. perdu (mourant):

perdu(e)
dying

I. perdre [pɛʀdʀ] VB intr

perdre au jeu/au loto/aux élections
to lose at the tables/on the lottery/in the elections

Phrases:

y perdre COMM
to make a loss

II. perdre [pɛʀdʀ] VB trans

1. perdre:

perdre
to lose
perdre date, nom
to forget

2. perdre (cesser d'avoir):

perdre réputation, estime, vitesse
to lose
perdre habitude
to get out of
perdre de son prestige
to lose some of one's prestige
n'avoir rien à perdre dans qc
to have nothing to lose by sth

3. perdre (se voir privé d'une partie de soi):

perdre
to lose
il perd la vue/l'ouïe
his sight/hearing is failing
perdre le goût de qc
to lose one's taste for sth

4. perdre (laisser s'échapper):

perdre sang
to lose
tu perds ton pantalon
your trousers are falling down Brit
tu perds ton pantalon
your pants are falling down Am
elle perdait une de ses chaussures
one of her shoes was coming off

5. perdre (gaspiller):

perdre du temps, une heure
to waste
perdre une occasion
to miss an opportunity
faire perdre une heure à qn
to waste an hour of sb's time

6. perdre (rater):

perdre qc en ne faisant pas qc [ou à ne pas faire qc]
to miss sth by not doing sth
tu n'y perds rien!
you haven't missed anything!

7. perdre (ruiner):

perdre qn
to be the ruin of sb

Phrases:

tu ne perds rien pour attendre!
you're not getting off so lightly!
ne pas en perdre une miette
to let nothing escape one

III. perdre [pɛʀdʀ] VB refl

1. perdre (s'égarer):

se perdre dans la/en forêt
to get lost in the/a forest
se perdre en route colis, lettre
to get lost in the post

2. perdre (s'attarder à):

se perdre dans des explications
to get bogged down in explanations

3. perdre (se plonger):

se perdre dans ses pensées
to be lost in thought

4. perdre (disparaître):

se perdre sens, bonnes habitudes
to be lost
se perdre coutume, tradition, métier
to be dying out

5. perdre (faire naufrage):

se perdre
to sink
un bateau s'est perdu
a boat has been lost

6. perdre (se gâter):

se perdre fruits, légumes
to go bad
se perdre récolte
to be lost

7. perdre (rester inutilisé):

se perdre ressources
to go to waste
se perdre initiative, occasion
to be lost

Phrases:

il y a des gifles qui se perdent inf
someone needs a clip round the ear
je m'y perds
I can't make head (n)or tail of it
écarté(e) lieu
out of the way
faire un écart personne
to move out of the way
mettre qn à l'écart
to keep sb out of the way
s'écarter de qc
to move out of the way of sth
écarte-toi/écartez-vous (de là)!
get out of the way!
s'ôter
to get out of the way
ôte-toi de là que je m'y mette! iron hum inf
move out of the way!
dégagez la piste! inf
out of the way!
dégager (s'écarter)
to get out of the way
repousser des cartons
to push boxes out of the way
in the PONS Dictionary
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French
French

out-of-the-way ADJ

out-of-the-way
à l'écart
to elbow sb out of the way
écarter qn de son chemin
to kick a can out of the way
ôter une boîte du chemin d'un coup de pied
French
French
English
English

patelin [patlɛ͂] N m inf

patelin
(out-of-the-way) village

I. perdu(e) [pɛʀdy] VB

perdu part passé de perdre

II. perdu(e) [pɛʀdy] ADJ

1. perdu:

perdu(e)
lost

2. perdu:

perdu(e) (qui a été égaré) objet
lost
perdu(e) chien
stray
perdu(e) (sans propriétaire)
abandoned

3. perdu (gaspillé, manqué):

soirée/temps/argent de perdu
waste of an evening/of time/of money
place de perdu
wasted space
occasion de perdu
wasted opportunity

4. perdu (de loisir):

à mes heures perdues [ou moments perdus]
in my spare time

5. perdu (isolé):

perdu(e) pays, coin, endroit
out-of-the-way

6. perdu (non consigné):

perdu(e) bouteille
non-refundable
perdu(e) emballage
disposable

7. perdu (mourant):

perdu(e)
dying

I. perdre [pɛʀdʀ] VB intr

perdre au jeu/au loto/aux élections
to lose at the tables/in the lottery/in the elections

Phrases:

y perdre COMM
to take a loss

II. perdre [pɛʀdʀ] VB trans

1. perdre:

perdre
to lose
perdre date, nom
to forget

2. perdre (cesser d'avoir):

perdre réputation, estime, vitesse
to lose
perdre habitude
to get out of
perdre de son prestige
to lose some of one's prestige
n'avoir rien à perdre dans qc
to have nothing to lose by sth

3. perdre (se voir privé d'une partie de soi):

perdre
to lose
il perd la vue/l'ouïe
his sight/hearing is failing
perdre le goût de qc
to lose one's taste for sth

4. perdre (laisser s'échapper):

perdre sang
to lose
tu perds ton pantalon
your pants are falling down
elle perdait une de ses chaussures
one of her shoes was coming off

5. perdre (gaspiller):

perdre du temps, une heure
to waste
perdre une occasion
to miss an opportunity
faire perdre une heure à qn
to waste an hour of sb's time

6. perdre (rater):

perdre qc en ne faisant pas qc [ou à ne pas faire qc]
to miss sth by not doing sth
tu n'y perds rien!
you haven't missed anything!

7. perdre (ruiner):

perdre qn
to be the ruin of sb

Phrases:

tu ne perds rien pour attendre!
you're not getting off so lightly!
ne pas en perdre une miette
to let nothing get by

III. perdre [pɛʀdʀ] VB refl

1. perdre (s'égarer):

se perdre dans la/en forêt
to get lost in the/a forest
se perdre en route colis, lettre
to get lost in the mail

2. perdre (s'attarder à):

se perdre dans des explications
to get bogged down in explanations

3. perdre (se plonger):

se perdre dans ses pensées
to be lost in thought

4. perdre (disparaître):

se perdre sens, bonnes habitudes
to be lost
se perdre coutume, tradition, métier
to be dying out

5. perdre (faire naufrage):

se perdre
to sink
un bateau s'est perdu
a boat has been lost

6. perdre (se gâter):

se perdre fruits, légumes
to go bad
se perdre récolte
to be lost

7. perdre (rester inutilisé):

se perdre ressources
to go to waste
se perdre initiative, occasion
to be lost

Phrases:

il y a des gifles qui se perdent inf
someone needs a good smacking
je m'y perds
I can't make heads or tails of it
écarté(e) lieu
out of the way
faire un écart personne
to move out of the way
mettre qn à l'écart
to keep sb out of the way
s'écarter de qc
to move out of the way of sth
écarte-toi/écartez-vous (de là)!
get out of the way!
dégagez la piste! inf
out of the way!
dégager (s'écarter)
to get out of the way
dégage de là!
out of the way!
s'ôter
to get out of the way
ôte-toi de là que je m'y mette! iron hum inf
move out of the way!

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to push sb out of the way
écarter qn
to elbow sb out of the way
écarter qn de son chemin
to move out of the way
s'écarter du chemin
to force sb out of the way
forcer qn hors de son chemin
s'ôter
to get out of the way

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

He looked into the camera and thrust out his chest.
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His most common winning "kimarite" was "oshi-dashi", a simple push out, and he also regularly won by "tsuki-dashi", the thrust out.
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Democracy is the problem, some say, because governments that risk being thrust out of power are especially unwilling to impose pain on their people.
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Similarly, circularly disposed muscular fibrils formed from the endoderm permit tentacles to be protract or thrust out once they are contracted.
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In order to keep the piping as short as possible, the design ported the thrust out along the leading edge of what was essentially a very large delta wing.
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