strap in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for strap in the English»French Dictionary

I.strap [Brit strap, Am stræp] N

1. strap (gen):

strap (band of cloth, leather) (on shoe, cap)

bride f

strap (on bag, case, container, harness)

courroie f

strap (on watch)

bracelet m

strap (on handbag)

bandoulière f

strap (on bus, train)

poignée f

2. strap FASHION (on dress, bra, overalls, lifejacket):

strap

bretelle f

the strap has broken

la bretelle a lâché

3. strap TECH:

strap

courroie f

to tighten a strap

resserrer une courroie

4. strap MED:

strap (on ankle)

chevillère f

strap (on wrist)

poignet m de contention

5. strap (punishment) dated:

the strap

le fouet

to get the strap

avoir le fouet

II.strap <pres part strapping; pret, pp strapped> [Brit strap, Am stræp] VB trans

1. strap (secure):

to strap sth to surface, roof, seat, wing

attacher qc à

to have a pistol strapped to one's waist

avoir un pistolet attaché à la ceinture

to strap sb into seat, cockpit, pram

attacher qn dans

2. strap (bandage):

strap MED, SPORTS

bander

to strap sb's ankle (up)

bander la cheville à qn

to have one's thigh strapped (up)

se faire bander la cuisse

3. strap (punish):

strap dated

fouetter

bra strap N

bra strap

bretelle f (de soutien-gorge)

strap fastening N

strap fastening

fermeture f à lanière

I.strap down VB [Brit strap -, Am stræp -] (strap [sth/sb] down, strap down [sth/sb])

strap down prisoner, patient, equipment:

strap down

attacher

I.strap in VB [Brit strap -, Am stræp -] (strap [sb] in, strap in [sb])

strap in passenger, child:

strap in

attacher

to strap oneself in

s'attacher

I.strap on VB [Brit strap -, Am stræp -] (strap [sth] on, strap on [sth])

strap on watch, goggles, skis:

strap on

attacher

strap-hang VB intr inf

strap-hang

voyager debout (en se tenant aux poignées)

strap hinge N

strap hinge

gond m à penture

shoulder strap N

shoulder strap (of garment)

bretelle f

shoulder strap (of bag)

bandoulière f

Translations for strap in the French»English Dictionary

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sous-pied

foot-strap

strap in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for strap in the English»French Dictionary

I.strap [stræp] N

1. strap (strip for fastening):

strap

sangle f

strap watch

bracelet m

strap shoe

lanière f

strap bra, top

bretelle f

2. strap (loop for hanging):

strap

poignée f

II.strap <-pping, -pped> [stræp] VB trans

to strap sb/sth to sth

attacher qn/qc à qc

strap up VB trans

strap up

bander

shoulder strap N

shoulder strap of dress

bretelle f

shoulder strap of bag

bandoulière f

ankle strap N

ankle strap

bride f

strap in VB trans

strap in

attacher

Translations for strap in the French»English Dictionary

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dragonne

(wrist)strap

tendeur

elastic strap

bandoulière

shoulder strap

tirant d'une chaussure

boot-strap

bride TECH

strap

strap Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to strap sb/sth to sth

attacher qn/qc à qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He can not get off because he is strapped to it.

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All of the granite stringers and strap rail were replaced, and certain realignments were made.

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It took 3 years of research to create the strap.

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A variant was a single cross strap, partially over the left breast.

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The long strap like leaves grow to 80 cm long.

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Or, as they are known in polite society, pigeon vests, made out of bra-like materials and designed for paratroopers to strap to their chests.

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It uses a metal wheel with six spokes, on which the headstall, noseband and chin strap are attached.

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Steel strap is sealed with a seal and notch joint, a seal and crimp, seal-less joint, or via welding.

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The soldiers strap her to the guillotine, but then flee due to a sudden earthquake.

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The gap between the grips is covered by a metal strap, which is often decorated.

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