sanrı in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for sanrı in the English»French Dictionary

I.snarl [Brit snɑːl, Am snɑrl] N

1. snarl (growl):

snarl (of animal)

grondement m

snarl (of traffic)

bourdonnement m

‘you'd better watch out!’ he said with a snarl

‘tu ferais mieux de faire attention!’ dit-il d'un ton hargneux

2. snarl (grimace):

snarl

mine f hargneuse

3. snarl (tangle):

snarl (in single rope, flex)

nœud m

snarl (of several ropes, flexes)

enchevêtrement m

II.snarl [Brit snɑːl, Am snɑrl] VB trans

snarl order, insult, threat:

snarl

rugir

‘don't be so stupid, ’ he snarled

‘ne sois pas si stupide, ’ dit-il d'un ton hargneux

III.snarl [Brit snɑːl, Am snɑrl] VB intr (growl)

snarl animal:

gronder férocement

snarl person:

grogner

the dog snarled at me

le chien m'a montré les dents

he snarls at the new recruits

il grogne après les nouvelles recrues

snarl-up [Brit ˈsnɑːlʌp, Am ˈsnɑrl ˌəp] N

snarl-up (in traffic)

embouteillage m

snarl-up (in distribution network)

blocage m

I.snarl up VB [Brit snɑːl -, Am snɑrl -] (snarl up)

snarl up rope, wool:

snarl up

s'emmêler

II.snarl up VB [Brit snɑːl -, Am snɑrl -] (snarl up [sth])

snarl up traffic, road:

snarl up

bloquer

to be snarled up road, network, traffic:

être bloqué

to be snarled up economy, system:

être paralysé

to be snarled up plans, negotiations:

être bloqué

I got snarled up in the traffic

j'ai été pris dans les embouteillages

the hook got snarled up in the net

l'hameçon s'est pris dans le filet

I.sand [Brit sand, Am sænd] N

1. sand (fine grit):

sand

sable m

fine/coarse sand

sable fin/grossier

2. sand Am (courage):

sand inf

cran m inf

sand inf

courage m

II.sands N npl

1. sands (beach):

sands

plage f

2. sands (desert):

sands

sables mpl

the shifting sands of international politics fig

le terrain fragile de la politique internationale

III.sand [Brit sand, Am sænd] VB trans

1. sand:

sand, a. sand down (smooth) floor

poncer

sand, a. sand down car body, woodwork

frotter or passer [qc] au papier de verre

2. sand (put sand on):

sand icy road, path

sabler

IV.sand [Brit sand, Am sænd]

as happy as a sandboy

gai comme un pinson

to stick or bury one's head in the sand

pratiquer la politique de l'autruche

the sands of time run slow

le temps s'écoule lentement

the sands of time are running out for the government

les jours du gouvernement sont comptés

to build on sand fig

bâtir sur le sable

sand up VB [Brit sand -, Am sænd -]

sand up estuary, river:

sand up

s'ensabler

sand martin N

sand martin

hirondelle f de rivage

sand dollar N ZOOL

sand dollar

oursin m plat

sand eel N

sand eel

anguille f de sable

sand eel

lançon m

sandy [Brit ˈsandi, Am ˈsændi] ADJ

1. sandy GEOL:

sandy beach

de sable

sandy path, soil

sablonneux/-euse

sandy sediment, water

sableux/-euse

2. sandy (yellowish):

sandy hair

blond roux

sandy inv colour

sable

sane [Brit seɪn, Am seɪn] ADJ

1. sane (not mad):

sane person

sain d'esprit

it's the only thing that keeps me sane

c'est la seule chose qui m'empêche de devenir fou

2. sane (reasonable):

sane policy, judgment

sensé

sanrı in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sanrı in the English»French Dictionary

I.snarl¹ [snɑ:l, Am snɑ:rl] VB intr

snarl

grogner

to snarl at sb

gronder contre qn

II.snarl¹ [snɑ:l, Am snɑ:rl] N

1. snarl (growl):

snarl

grognement m

2. snarl ((human) growl):

snarl

grondement m

3. snarl (sound):

snarl

ronronnement m

I.snarl² [snɑ:l, Am snɑ:rl] N

1. snarl (traffic jam):

snarl

embouteillage m

2. snarl (tangle):

snarl

enchevêtrement m

II.snarl² [snɑ:l, Am snɑ:rl] VB intr (become tangled)

snarl

s'emmêler

snarl up VB intr

snarl up

bouchonner

snarl-up N

snarl-up

bouchon m

sandy <-ier, -iest> ADJ

1. sandy (containing sand):

sandy

sableux(-euse)

2. sandy (with sand texture):

sandy

de sable

3. sandy (with sand colour):

sandy

sable

sang [sæŋ] VB

sang pt of sing

See also sing², sing¹

I.sing² <sang [or a. Am sung], sung> VB intr

1. sing (make music):

sing

chanter

2. sing (make high-pitched noise):

sing kettle

siffler

sing wind

hurler

3. sing (be filled with ringing):

sing

bourdonner

II.sing² <sang [or a. Am sung], sung> VB trans

sing

chanter

to sing alto/tenor/soprano

avoir une voix d'alto/de ténor/de soprano

Phrases:

to sing another tune

chanter sur un autre ton

to sing another tune (change what you think)

changer d'avis

sing¹ [sɪŋ]

sing LING abbreviation of singular

sane [seɪn] ADJ

1. sane (of sound mind):

sane

sain(e)

2. sane (sensible):

sane

raisonnable

sank [sæŋk] VB

sank pt of sink

See also sink

I.sink <sank [or sunk], sunk> [sɪŋk] N

1. sink (washing area):

sink

évier m

2. sink Am (washbasin):

sink

lavabo m

II.sink <sank [or sunk], sunk> [sɪŋk] VB intr

1. sink (not float):

sink

couler

2. sink (go downward):

sink to the bottom

sombrer

3. sink (drop down):

sink

s'effondrer

to sink to one's knees

tomber à genoux

4. sink (decrease):

sink

diminuer

5. sink (get softer):

sink

s'adoucir

6. sink (gets sadder):

sink heart

s'assombrir

7. sink (decline):

sink in sb's estimation

baisser

8. sink (health decline):

sink

s'aggraver

Phrases:

to sink like a stone (through water)

couler à pic

to sink like a stone (through air)

tomber comme une pierre

to sink without trace

sombrer corps et biens

“sink or swim”

“marche ou crève”

III.sink <sank [or sunk], sunk> [sɪŋk] VB trans

1. sink (cause to submerge):

sink

plonger

2. sink (ruin):

sink

ruiner

3. sink MIN:

sink well

forer

4. sink SPORTS:

sink

battre (à plate couture)

5. sink (lower):

sink voice

réduire

Phrases:

to sink one's differences

dépasser ses différences

Santo Domingue N

Santo Domingue

Saint-Domingue

I.sand [sænd] N

1. sand no pl (granular substance):

sand

sable m

2. sand pl (large expanse of sand):

sand

banc m de sable

II.sand [sænd] VB trans

sand

sabler

III.sand [sænd] ADJ

sand

de sable