poppies in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for poppies in the English»French Dictionary

I.poppy [Brit ˈpɒpi, Am ˈpɑpi] N

1. poppy BOT:

poppy

pavot m

wild poppy

coquelicot m

wild poppy attr seeds, fields

de pavot

2. poppy (colour):

poppy

rouge m coquelicot

3. poppy Brit (worn in buttonhole):

poppy

coquelicot m en papier (porté en commémoration des soldats tombés au champ d'honneur)

II.poppy [Brit ˈpɒpi, Am ˈpɑpi] ADJ

poppy

rouge coquelicot

corn poppy N

corn poppy

coquelicot m

opium poppy N

opium poppy

pavot m somnifère

oriental poppy N

oriental poppy

pavot m orientalis

Poppy Day Info

Poppy Day

C'est ainsi que les Britanniques ont surnommé la commémoration de l'Armistice de 1918 (aussi appelée Remembrance Sunday ou Armistice Day). Ce dimanche-là, de nombreuses personnes portent à la boutonnière des coquelicots en papier ou en plastique, vendus par les associations caritatives au profit des mutilés de guerre. Ils évoquent ainsi les fleurs des champs de France ou de Belgique où reposent les morts de la première guerre mondiale.

Poppy Day

Poppy Day N Brit inf:

Poppy Day

anniversaire m de l'armistice (de 1918)

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fields thick with poppies

des champs couverts de coquelicots

Translations for poppies in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

pavot

poppy

fleur de pavot

poppy flower

graines de pavot

poppy seeds

pavot somnifère

opium poppy

coquelicot

poppy

poppies in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for poppies in the English»French Dictionary

poppy <-ppies> [ˈpɒpi, Am ˈpɑ:pi] N

poppy

coquelicot m

poppy for drugs

pavot m

poppy seeds N pl

poppy seeds

graines fpl de pavot

corn poppy <-ppies> N

corn poppy

coquelicot m

Poppy Day N Brit

Poppy Day

jour m anniversaire de l'armistice

Translations for poppies in the French»English Dictionary

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pavot

poppy

coquelicot

poppy

être rouge comme un coquelicot

to be as red as a poppy

poppies Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be as red as a poppy

être rouge comme un coquelicot

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Historically this garden was planted with spring-blooming perennials such as delphiniums, irises, peonies, and poppies.

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They cultivate great quantities of opium poppies and marihuana around the area.

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Among the species in trouble are cowslip, cornflower and some poppies.

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From peacocks to poppies, maharajahs to tigers -- they have an eclectic range of motifs on their bed linen and tableware.

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They argued that the price difference between licit and illicit poppies would discourage farmers from participating, a problem that could be overcome only by massive subsidies.

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Some herbs, such as poppies, could be used in helping an open wound.

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These stunningly beautiful steel "poppies" not only sway in the breeze, but collect water for bees and butterflies to sip, and create a pretty chime when they gently knock together.

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She also brought the wolves a sleeping pill made of poppies instead of water, and they were put to sleep.

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On the west face is a figure of a robed woman holding a baby, a wreath of poppies and broken manacles.

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Where poppies were worn and nobody turned huffy.

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