I. rail [Brit reɪl, Am reɪl] N
1. rail (for protection, support):
- rail (in fence)
- barreau m
- rail (on balcony)
- balustrade f
- rail (on bridge, tower)
- parapet m
- rail (on bridge, tower)
- garde-fou m
- rail (handrail)
- rampe f
- rail (on ship)
- bastingage m
2. rail (for display):
- rail (in shop)
- présentoir m
3. rail (for curtains):
- rail
- tringle f
4. rail TRANSP (track):
- rail
- rail m
- by rail travel, send
- par rail
- by rail attr network, traffic, transport
- ferroviaire
- by rail journey, travel
- en train
- rail strike
- grève f des cheminots
- rail ticket
- billet m de train
II. rails N
rails npl HORSE RAC:
- rails
- corde f
- to come up on the rails
- tenir la corde
III. to rail against, to rail at VB intr form
to rail against,to rail at injustice, pollution, politician:
- to rail against, to rail at
- s'insurger contre
IV. rail [Brit reɪl, Am reɪl]
- to go off the rails
- dérailler inf
towel rail N
- towel rail
- porte-serviettes m inv
picture rail N
- picture rail
- cimaise f
water rail N
- water rail
- râle m (d'eau)
towel rail N
- towel rail
- porte-serviettes m inv
guide rail N TECH
- guide rail
- rail m
Communion rail N
- Communion rail
- sainte table f
live rail N
- live rail
- rail m conducteur
rail terminus N Brit
- rail terminus
- terminus m
- rail terminus
- gare f terminus
rail terminal N
- rail terminal
- terminus m
picture rail N
- picture rail
- cimaise f
I. rail off VB [Brit reɪl -, Am reɪl -] (rail [sth] off, rail off [sth])
- rail off areas
- séparer [qc] par un grillage
- rail off area
- entourer [qc] d'un grillage
English
French
I. rail [reɪl] N
1. rail (for trains):
- rail
- rail m
- by rail
- en train
- rail ticket
- billet m de train
- to go off the rails
- sortir des rails
- to go off the rails fig
- s'écarter du droit chemin
2. rail:
- rail (fence)
- barre f
- rail (on track)
- corde f
- rail (for protection)
- garde-fou m
3. rail (to hang things):
- rail
- tringle f
II. rail [reɪl] VB trans
- rail
- transporter par train
guard rail N
- guard rail
- barrière f de sécurité
rail against VB trans
- rail against
- s'en prendre à
rail off VB trans
- rail off
- fermer à l'aide d'une barrière
towel rack N Am, towel rail N Brit, Aus
- towel rack
- porte-serviettes m
French
English
- rail
- rail
- sortir des rails
- to come off the rails
- râle
- rail
- rambarde
- rail
- porte-serviettes
- towel rail
- bastingage
- ship's rail
English
French
I. rail1 [reɪl] N
1. rail (for trains):
- rail
- rail m
- by rail
- en train
- to go off the rails
- sortir des rails
- to go off the rails fig
- s'écarter du droit chemin
2. rail:
- rail (fence)
- barre f
- rail (on track)
- corde f
- rail (for protection)
- garde-fou m
3. rail (to hang things):
- rail
- tringle f
II. rail1 [reɪl] VB trans
- to rail sth off
- clôturer qc
rail2 [reɪl] VB intr (criticize)
- to rail at sb
- râler sur qn
- to rail against sb/sth
- râler contre qn/qc
- rail disaster
- catastrophe f ferroviaire
- air/rail freight
- transport aérien/ferroviaire
- rail link
- liaison f ferroviaire
French
English
- rail
- rail
- sortir des rails
- to come off the rails
- râle
- rail
- rambarde
- rail
- réseau ferroviaire/routier
- rail/road network
- corde
- rail
- glissière de moteur
- motor slide rail
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| we | rail |
| you | rail |
| they | rail |
| I | railed |
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| you | railed |
| he/she/it | railed |
| we | railed |
| you | railed |
| they | railed |
| I | have | railed |
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| you | have | railed |
| he/she/it | has | railed |
| we | have | railed |
| you | have | railed |
| they | have | railed |
| I | had | railed |
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| you | had | railed |
| he/she/it | had | railed |
| we | had | railed |
| you | had | railed |
| they | had | railed |
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