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tomorrow evening ,

tomorrow morning ,

tomorrow afternoon ,

filet ,

valet ,

Lett ,

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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

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

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
I	sorrow
you	sorrow
he/she/it	sorrows
we	sorrow
you	sorrow
they	sorrow

Past
I	sorrowed
you	sorrowed
he/she/it	sorrowed
we	sorrowed
you	sorrowed
they	sorrowed

Present Perfect
I	have	sorrowed
you	have	sorrowed
he/she/it	has	sorrowed
we	have	sorrowed
you	have	sorrowed
they	have	sorrowed

Past Perfect
I	had	sorrowed
you	had	sorrowed
he/she/it	had	sorrowed
we	had	sorrowed
you	had	sorrowed
they	had	sorrowed

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

He forgives her, borrows her clothing, and makes his escape.

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One factor is the amount an individual borrowed as compared to the amount of credit available to the individual.

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It was called a free library although only subscribers could borrow, non-subscribers were allowed to read on the premises.

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The cousins had to borrow money to pay for the transport of the boat from their garage to the show.

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Membership is free and material is borrowed through the national inter-lending library services or returned by post.

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