trova in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for trova in the English»French Dictionary

trove [Brit trəʊv, Am troʊv] N

trove → treasure trove

See also treasure trove

treasure trove N (all contexts)

treasure trove

trésor m

treasure trove N (all contexts)

treasure trove

trésor m

Nova Scotia [Brit ˌnəʊvə ˈskəʊʃə, Am ˌnoʊvə ˈskoʊʃə]

Nova Scotia

Nouvelle-Écosse f

nova <pl novae or novas> [Brit ˈnəʊvə, Am ˈnoʊvə] N

nova

nova f

I.Nova Scotian [Am ˌnoʊvə ˈskoʊʃ(ə)n] N

Nova Scotian

Néo-écossais/-e m/f

II.Nova Scotian [Am ˌnoʊvə ˈskoʊʃ(ə)n] ADJ

Nova Scotian accent, climate, flora, village:

Nova Scotian

de la Nouvelle Écosse

strove [Brit strəʊv, Am stroʊv] VB pt

strove → strive

See also strive

strive <pret strove, pp striven> [Brit strʌɪv, Am straɪv] VB intr

1. strive (try):

strive

s'efforcer

to strive to do

s'efforcer de faire

to strive for or after sth

rechercher qc

2. strive (fight):

strive lit

se battre (against contre)

strive fig

lutter (against contre)

I.trot [Brit trɒt, Am trɑt] N

1. trot (of horse):

trot

trot m

at a or the trot

au trot

to break into a trot animal:

se mettre au trot, prendre le trot

to break into a trot person:

se mettre à trotter or à trottiner

her children followed at a trot

ses enfants trottinaient derrière elle

to have a trot round the shops inf

courir les magasins inf

2. trot (run of luck) inf:

to have or be on a good/bad trot

être dans une bonne/mauvaise période

3. trot Am inf:

trot SCHOOL, UNIV

antisèche f inf

II.the trots N

the trots npl inf:

the trots

la courante sl

the trots

la diarrhée

III.trot <pres part trotting; pret, pp trotted> [Brit trɒt, Am trɑt] VB trans

trot horse:

trot

faire trotter

IV.trot <pres part trotting; pret, pp trotted> [Brit trɒt, Am trɑt] VB intr

1. trot horse, animal, rider:

trot

trotter

to trot away/past

partir/passer au trot

2. trot (run, move briskly):

trot person:

courir, trotter inf

trot child, woman in heels:

trottiner

to trot down the road/along/away

descendre la rue/passer/partir en trottinant

trot next door and borrow some tea! inf

cours vite emprunter du thé chez la voisine!

V.trot [Brit trɒt, Am trɑt]

to be on the trot inf

être toujours en train de courir

to keep sb on the trot inf

ne pas laisser de répit à qn

on the trot inf (one after the other)

coup sur coup

on the trot (continuously)

d'affilée

petro- [Brit ˈpɛtrəʊ, Am ˈpɛtroʊ] COMP

petro-

pétro-

turkey trot N HISTORY

turkey trot (dance)

turkey-trot m

trout <pl trout> [Brit traʊt, Am traʊt] N

1. trout (fish):

trout

truite f

trout attr fishing

à la truite

trout farm, fisherman

de truites

trout stream

à truites

2. trout Brit (woman) pej:

an old trout

une vieille mégère

trova in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for trova in the English»French Dictionary

treasure trove N

1. treasure trove (treasure):

treasure trove

trésor m

2. treasure trove (collection):

treasure trove

mine f de trésors

Nova Scotia [ˌnoʊ·və·ˈskoʊ·ʃə] N

Nova Scotia

la Nouvelle-Ecosse

strove [stroʊv] VB

strove pt of strive

See also strive

strive <strove, striven [or strived]> [straɪv] VB intr

to strive to +infin

s'efforcer de +infin

strive as we may

quels que soient nos efforts (subj)

to strive for sth

essayer d'obtenir qc

salmon trout N

salmon trout

truite f saumonée

troop carrier N

troop carrier

transport m de troupes

trod [trad] VB

trod pt, pp of tread

See also tread

I.tread <trod, trodden [or trod]> [tred] VB intr

tread

marcher

to tread carefully fig

avancer prudemment

II.tread [tred] VB trans (set one's foot on)

tread

marcher sur

tread streets

marcher dans

tread path

parcourir

tread floor, grapes

fouler

to tread sth down

écraser qc

III.tread [tred] N

1. tread (manner of walking):

tread

pas m

2. tread (step):

tread

giron m

3. tread (part of tire):

tread

chape f

trot off VB intr

trot off

s'éloigner (au trot)

trot out VB trans

trot out examples, excuses:

trot out

ressortir

trout <-(s)> [traʊt] N

trout

truite f

I.troop [trup] N

troop

troupe f

to withdraw one's troops

retirer ses troupes

II.troop [trup] VB intr (move in large numbers)

to troop down the road

descendre la rue en groupe