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الشّيْبُ
classe ouvrière
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. working class N
II. working class ADJ
working class area, background, childhood, family, life
working class culture, London
working class person
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
populaire quartier, banlieue
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. work [Brit wəːk, Am wərk] N
1. work (physical or mental activity):
travail m (on sur)
to be at work on sth
to go to or set to or get to work
to go to or set to or get to work on sth
to put a lot of work into essay, speech
to put a lot of work into meal, preparations
to put or set sb to work
2. work (occupation):
nice work if you can get it inf! attr clothes, shoes
3. work (place of employment):
there's a canteen at work attr phone number
4. work (building, construction):
travaux mpl (on sur)
5. work (papers):
6. work (achievement, product):
œuvre f (by de)
ouvrage m (by de, on sur)
7. work PHYS:
8. work (research):
recherches fpl (on sur)
9. work (effect):
to go to work drug, detergent:
II. works N npl
1. works (factory):
2. works (building work):
3. works (everything) inf:
III. work [Brit wəːk, Am wərk] VB trans
1. work (drive):
2. work (labour):
3. work (operate):
work computer, equipment, lathe
4. work (exploit commercially):
work oil-field, land, mine, seam
5. work (have as one's territory) representative:
work region
6. work (consume):
to work one's way through (use) amount, quantity
7. work (bring about):
8. work (use to one's advantage):
9. work (fashion):
work clay, dough, gold, iron
10. work (embroider):
work design
broder (into sur)
11. work (manoeuvre):
to work sth into slot, hole
12. work (exercise):
work muscles, biceps
13. work (move):
to work one's way along ledge, sill
to work its way into bloodstream, system, food, chain
IV. work [Brit wəːk, Am wərk] VB intr
1. work (engage in activity):
travailler (doing à faire)
2. work (strive):
lutter (against contre, for pour, to do pour faire)
to work towards solution
to work towards compromise
to work towards agreement
3. work (function):
work equipment, machine:
work institution, system, heart, brain:
4. work (act, operate):
5. work (be successful):
work treatment:
work detergent, drug:
agir (against contre, on sur)
work spell:
work plan, plot:
work argument, hypothesis:
6. work (move):
work face, features:
V. work [Brit wəːk, Am wərk] VB refl
1. work (labour):
2. work (rouse):
VI. work [Brit wəːk, Am wərk]
I. working [Brit ˈwəːkɪŋ, Am ˈwərkɪŋ] N
1. working (functioning):
2. working (shaping, preparation):
travail m (of de)
3. working (draft solution):
4. working:
II. workings N
workings npl lit, fig:
III. working [Brit ˈwəːkɪŋ, Am ˈwərkɪŋ] ADJ
1. working (professional):
working parent, woman, mother
working conditions, environment, methods
working population
working life
working breakfast, lunch, day, week
2. working (provisional):
working document, hypothesis
working definition, title
3. working (functional):
working model
working farm, mine
4. working FIN:
working expenses, plant, ratio, stock
I. class [Brit klɑːs, Am klæs] N
1. class SOCIOL:
2. class:
class SCHOOL, UNIV (group of students)
cours m (in de)
to take a class Brit
3. class Am (year group):
class SCHOOL, UNIV
class SCHOOL, UNIV
4. class (category):
5. class (elegance):
class inf
6. class TRANSP:
7. class Brit UNIV:
mention f
8. class:
class BIOL, MATH
II. class [Brit klɑːs, Am klæs] ADJ inf (excellent)
III. class [Brit klɑːs, Am klæs] VB trans
1. class:
Phrases:
in the PONS Dictionary
working class N
working-class ADJ
in the PONS Dictionary
English
English
French
French
French
French
English
English
ouvrier (-ière) classe, mouvement, quartier, syndicat
in the PONS Dictionary
I. class [klɑ:s, Am klæs] N
1. class (student group):
2. class (lesson):
3. class Am UNIV (graduates):
4. class (quality):
5. class (grade):
6. class Brit, Aus (type of degree):
Phrases:
II. class <inv> [klɑ:s, Am klæs] ADJ
III. class [klɑ:s, Am klæs] VB trans
to class sb as sth
I. work [wɜ:k, Am wɜ:rk] N
1. work no pl (useful activity):
2. work no pl (employment):
3. work no pl (place):
4. work no pl (sth produced by sb):
to be sb's work
5. work pl, + sing/pl vb (factory):
6. work pl (working parts):
work a. fig
7. work pl inf (everything):
Phrases:
II. work [wɜ:k, Am wɜ:rk] VB intr
1. work (be busy, do job):
2. work (function):
3. work (have effect):
to work against sb/sth
agir contre qn/qc
4. work (make progress towards sth):
Phrases:
III. work [wɜ:k, Am wɜ:rk] VB trans
1. work (make sb work):
2. work (do work):
3. work (operate):
4. work (achieve):
5. work (bring about):
6. work (shape):
7. work (exploit):
Phrases:
to work a treat Brit inf
working ADJ
1. working (employed):
working population
2. working (pertaining to work):
working lunch
3. working (functioning):
in the PONS Dictionary
working class N
working-class ADJ
in the PONS Dictionary
English
English
French
French
French
French
English
English
ouvrier (-ière) classe, mouvement, quartier, syndicat
in the PONS Dictionary
I. class [klæs] N
1. class (student group):
2. class (lesson):
3. class UNIV (graduates):
the class of 2007
4. class (quality):
5. class (grade):
Phrases:
II. class <inv> [klæs] ADJ
III. class [klæs] VB trans
to class sb as sth
working ADJ
1. working (employed):
working population
2. working (pertaining to work):
working lunch
3. working (functioning):
I. work [wɜrk] N
1. work (useful activity):
2. work (employment):
3. work (place):
4. work (sth produced by sb):
to be sb's work
5. work pl, + sing/pl vb (factory):
6. work pl (working parts):
work a. fig
7. work pl inf (everything):
Phrases:
II. work [wɜrk] VB intr
1. work (be busy, do job):
2. work (function):
3. work (have effect):
to work against sb/sth
agir contre qn/qc
4. work (make progress toward sth):
Phrases:
III. work [wɜrk] VB trans
1. work (make sb work):
2. work (do work):
3. work (operate):
4. work (achieve):
5. work (bring about):
6. work (shape):
7. work (exploit):
Phrases:
Present
Iwork
youwork
he/she/itworks
wework
youwork
theywork
Past
Iworked
youworked
he/she/itworked
weworked
youworked
theyworked
Present Perfect
Ihaveworked
youhaveworked
he/she/ithasworked
wehaveworked
youhaveworked
theyhaveworked
Past Perfect
Ihadworked
youhadworked
he/she/ithadworked
wehadworked
youhadworked
theyhadworked
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Following his departure, the tenants of the building began to reflect the working-class population of the area.
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