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tomorrow’—‘let's
demain — « allons
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tomorrow ,
tomorrow evening ,
tomorrow morning ,
tomorrow afternoon ,
borrower ,
morrow ,
sorrowful ,
borrow ,
borrowing ,
sorrow ,
sorrowing ,
filet ,
valet ,
Lett ,
let-up ,
cat's eye ,
or
cat's cradle

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

let's [Brit lɛts, Am lɛts]

let's → let us

I. tomorrow [Brit təˈmɒrəʊ, Am təˈmɔroʊ] N

1. tomorrow lit:

tomorrow
demain m
tomorrow's Monday
demain c'est lundi
tomorrow's newspaper
le journal de demain
what's tomorrow's date?
on sera le combien demain? inf
what's tomorrow's date?
quel jour serons-nous demain?
tomorrow will be a difficult day
la journée de demain sera difficile
who knows what tomorrow may bring?
de quoi demain sera-t-il fait?
I'll do it by tomorrow
je le ferai d'ici demain

2. tomorrow fig:

tomorrow's world/citizens
le monde/les citoyens de demain

II. tomorrow [Brit təˈmɒrəʊ, Am təˈmɔroʊ] ADV

1. tomorrow lit:

tomorrow
demain
see you tomorrow!
à demain!
tomorrow week, a week tomorrow
demain en huit, dans une semaine demain
he came a month ago tomorrow
il est venu cela fera un mois demain
all day tomorrow
toute la journée demain
early/late tomorrow
tôt/tard dans la journée de demain
as from tomorrow
à partir de demain, dès demain
first thing tomorrow
dès demain

2. tomorrow fig:

tomorrow
demain

III. tomorrow [Brit təˈmɒrəʊ, Am təˈmɔroʊ]

tomorrow is another day
demain il fera jour
never put off till tomorrow what can be done today prov
il ne faut jamais remettre au lendemain ce qu'on peut faire le jour même prov
to live like there was no tomorrow
vivre chaque jour comme si c'était le derinier

tomorrow evening N ADV

tomorrow evening
demain soir

tomorrow morning N ADV

tomorrow morning
demain matin

tomorrow afternoon N ADV

tomorrow afternoon
demain après-midi

morrow [Brit ˈmɒrəʊ, Am ˈmɔroʊ, ˈmɑroʊ] N archaic

morrow
lendemain m
on the morrow
demain
good morrow!
bonjour!

I. sorrow [Brit ˈsɒrəʊ, Am ˈsɑroʊ, ˈsɔroʊ] N

1. sorrow (grief):

sorrow
chagrin m
to feel sorrow
éprouver du chagrin
to my sorrow
à mon grand chagrin
it was said more in sorrow than in anger
cela a été dit avec plus de tristesse que de colère
I am writing to express my sorrow at your sad loss
c'est avec beaucoup de peine que j'ai appris le deuil qui vient de vous frapper

2. sorrow (misfortune):

sorrow
chagrin m
sorrow
peine f
we share each other's joys and sorrows
nous partageons nos joies et nos peines

II. sorrow [Brit ˈsɒrəʊ, Am ˈsɑroʊ, ˈsɔroʊ] VB intr liter

sorrow
se lamenter

III. sorrowing ADJ

sorrowing widow, mourner:

sorrowing
accablé de douleur or de chagrin

IV. sorrow [Brit ˈsɒrəʊ, Am ˈsɑroʊ, ˈsɔroʊ]

one for sorrow, two for joy (of magpies)
une pie tant pis, deux pies tant mieux

Lett [Brit lɛt]

Lett
Letton/-one m/f

let-up [Brit ˈlɛtʌp, Am ˈlɛdˌəp] N

1. let-up (reduction in intensity):

let-up
accalmie f (in dans)

2. let-up (respite):

let-up
pause f

I. borrow [Brit ˈbɒrəʊ, Am ˈbɑroʊ, ˈbɔroʊ] VB trans

borrow object, money, idea, word:

borrow
emprunter (from à)

II. borrow [Brit ˈbɒrəʊ, Am ˈbɑroʊ, ˈbɔroʊ] VB intr FIN

borrow
faire un emprunt (from à)
to borrow against income
emprunter en fonction de

III. borrow [Brit ˈbɒrəʊ, Am ˈbɑroʊ, ˈbɔroʊ]

he/she is living on borrowed time
ses jours sont comptés

in the PONS Dictionary

I. tomorrow [təˈmɒrəʊ, Am -ˈmɑ:roʊ] ADV

tomorrow
demain
see you tomorrow!
à demain!

II. tomorrow [təˈmɒrəʊ, Am -ˈmɑ:roʊ] N

tomorrow
demain m
the day after tomorrow
après-demain
a week from tomorrow
demain en huit

Lett ADJ N

Lett → Latvian

I. Latvian ADJ

Latvian
letton(e)

II. Latvian N

1. Latvian (person):

Latvian
Letton(e) m (f)

2. Latvian LING:

Latvian
letton m

borrow [ˈbɒrəʊ, Am ˈbɑ:roʊ] VB trans

borrow
emprunter

sorrow [ˈsɒrəʊ, Am ˈsɑ:roʊ] N

sorrow
chagrin m
sorrow of a book, film, music
tristesse f
to feel sorrow over sth
être chagriné par qc
to my sorrow form
à mon grand chagrin

cat's cradle [ˌkætsˈkreɪdl] N GAMES

cat's cradle
jeu m de ficelles (consistant à faire des figures)

cat's eye N

1. cat's eye (stone):

cat's eye
œil m de chat

Phrases:

catseye®
cataphote ® m

it's [ɪts]

it's = it is

borrower N

borrower
emprunteur(-euse) m (f)

borrowing N no pl

borrowing
emprunt m

sorrowful ADJ

sorrowful
triste
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I. tomorrow [tə·ˈmar·oʊ] ADV

tomorrow
demain
see you tomorrow!
à demain!

II. tomorrow [tə·ˈmar·oʊ] N

tomorrow
demain m
the day after tomorrow
après-demain
a week from tomorrow
demain en huit

sorrow [ˈsar·oʊ] N

sorrow
chagrin m
sorrow of a book, film, music
tristesse f
to feel sorrow over sth
être chagriné par qc
to my sorrow form
à mon grand chagrin

borrow [ˈbar·oʊ] VB trans

borrow
emprunter

it's [ɪts]

it's = it is, be

I. be <was, been> [bi] VB intr + adj or n

1. be (expresses identity, position, place):

he's American/a dentist
il est Américain/dentiste
it's a key
c'est une clef
to be in Spain
être en Espagne
the statues are in the Louvre
les statues fpl se trouvent au Louvre

2. be (expresses a state, situation):

I'm cold/hungry
j'ai froid/faim
my hands are cold
j'ai froid aux mains
how are you? – I'm fine
comment vas-tu/allez-vous? – je vais bien
be quiet!
reste(z) tranquille!
to be on a diet
faire un régime
to be on the pill
prendre la pilule
to be on welfare
toucher des allocations

3. be (expresses calculation/price):

two and two is four
deux et deux font quatre
this book is 50¢
ce livre fait 50 cents

4. be (indicates age):

how old is he? – he's twenty
quel âge a-t-il? – il a vingt ans

5. be (take place):

the meeting is next Tuesday
la réunion a lieu mardi prochain

6. be (exist):

there is/are ...
il y a ...
let her be!
laisse-la tranquille!

7. be (impersonal use):

what is it?
qu'est-ce que c'est?
it's three
il est trois heures
it's cold/windy
il fait froid/il y a du vent
it's rainy
il pleut
it's fair
c'est juste
what's it to be?
ce sera?
as it were
pour ainsi dire

Phrases:

the be-all and end-all
le but suprême
be that as it may
malgré cela
so be it
soit
far be it from sb to +infin
loin de qn l'idée de +infin

II. be <was, been> [bi] VB aux

1. be (expresses continuation):

he's breathing
il respire
she's still sleeping
elle est encore en train de dormir
it's raining
il pleut

2. be (expresses possibility):

can it be that ...? form
est-il possible que +subj ?
the exhibition is to be seen at the gallery
on peut voir l'exposition à la galerie
what is he to do?
qu'est-il censé faire?
may I be of service?
je peux vous aider?

3. be (expresses passive):

to be discovered by sb
être découvert par qn
to be left speechless
rester bouche bée
I'm asked to come at seven
on me demande de venir à sept heures

4. be (expresses future):

she's leaving tomorrow
elle part demain
you are to wait here
vous devez attendre ici
we are to meet at seven
on est censé se rencontrer à sept heures

5. be (expresses future in past):

she was never to see her brother again
elle n'allait jamais plus revoir son frère

6. be (in conditionals):

if sb were [or was] to +infin , ...
si qn devait +infin , ...
if he were to work harder, he'd get better grades
s'il travaillait plus, il aurait de meilleures notes
were sb to +infin , ... form
si qn devait +infin , ...

cat's cradle [ˌkæts·ˈkreɪ·dl] N GAMES

cat's cradle
jeu m de ficelles (consistant à faire des figures)

borrowing N

borrowing
emprunt m

borrower N

borrower
emprunteur(-euse) m (f)

sorrowful ADJ

sorrowful
triste

I. filet [fɪ·ˈleɪ] N

filet
filet m

II. filet [fɪ·ˈleɪ] VB trans

filet meat
désosser
filet fish
découper en filets

valet [ˈvæl·ɪt] N

1. valet HISTORY:

valet
valet m de chambre

2. valet (employee who parks cars):

valet
portier chargé de garer les voitures des clients
Present
Isorrow
yousorrow
he/she/itsorrows
wesorrow
yousorrow
theysorrow
Past
Isorrowed
yousorrowed
he/she/itsorrowed
wesorrowed
yousorrowed
theysorrowed
Present Perfect
Ihavesorrowed
youhavesorrowed
he/she/ithassorrowed
wehavesorrowed
youhavesorrowed
theyhavesorrowed
Past Perfect
Ihadsorrowed
youhadsorrowed
he/she/ithadsorrowed
wehadsorrowed
youhadsorrowed
theyhadsorrowed
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