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dattirant
attracting
attirant (attirante) [atiʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ
attirant (attirante)
attractive
attirance [atiʀɑ̃s] N f
attirance
attraction (pour for)
éprouver ou avoir de l'attirance pour
to feel drawn toward(s), to be attracted to
l'attirance du vide
the fascination ou lure of the abyss
dattier [datje] N m
dattier
date palm
attirail [atiʀɑj] N m
1. attirail (équipement):
attirail
gear
attirail de campeur
camping gear
attirail de pêche
fishing tackle
l'attirail du parfait bricoleur
the well-equipped DIY enthusiast's tool kit
2. attirail (objets encombrants):
attirail inf hum
paraphernalia
tout l'attirail
all the paraphernalia
tirant [tiʀɑ̃] N m
1. tirant (de chaussure):
tirant
bootstrap
2. tirant (de charpente):
tirant
tie beam
tirant d'air CONSTR, NAUT (de pont)
vertical clearance
tirant d'eau NAUT
draught Brit
tirant d'eau NAUT
draft Am
avoir un tirant d'eau de six mètres
to draw six metres Brit
I. aspirant (aspirante) [aspiʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ
aspirant (aspirante) pompe
suction
aspirant (aspirante) ventilateur
extractor
II. aspirant (aspirante) [aspiʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t] N m (f) (candidat)
aspirant (aspirante)
candidate (à for)
III. aspirant N m MIL
aspirant (armée de terre, de l'air)
≈ senior officer cadet
aspirant (marine)
≈ midshipman cadet
I. attirer [atiʀe] VB trans
1. attirer (faire venir) (gén) PHYS:
attirer foudre, personne, animal, capitaux, convoitises
to attract
attirer foule, attention
to draw, to attract
le film attire les foules
the film draws ou attracts the crowds, the film is a big draw ou crowd-puller
attirer l'attention ou l'œil de qn sur qc
to draw sb's attention to sth
attirer qn vers/à/contre soi
to draw sb toward(s)/to/against oneself
le bruit l'attira dans le jardin
the noise drew him to the garden Brit ou yard Am
c'est ce qui les a attirés l'un vers l'autre
it's what drew them together
attirer qn dans un coin
to take sb into a corner
attirer qn dans un piège
to lure sb into a trap
attirer qn par des promesses
to entice sb with promises
2. attirer (séduire):
attirer personne, pays:
to attract
attirer études, métier: personne
to appeal to
les brunes l'attirent
he goes for brunettes
3. attirer (susciter):
attirer reproche, critique
to bring [sth] (à qn on sb)
attirer colère
to bring [sth] down (à qn on sb)
attirer honte, mépris
to bring [sth] (sur qn on sb)
attirer des ennuis à qn
to cause sb problems
son échec ne lui a pas attiré de compliments
his failure earned him no congratulations
attirer sur soi ou sa tête la colère du patron
to bring the boss down on one's head
ça va lui attirer des jalousies
people are going to be jealous of him
II. s'attirer VB refl
s'attirer refl:
s'attirer des ennemis
to make enemies
s'attirer l'estime/les compliments de qn
to earn sb's respect/praise
s'attirer le soutien de qn
to win sb's support
s'attirer la colère/les reproches de qn
to incur sb's anger/reproaches
le livre s'est attiré de nombreuses critiques
the book has attracted a lot of criticism
s'attirer des ennuis
to get into trouble
expirant (expirante) [ɛkspiʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ liter
expirant (expirante) personne, flamme
dying
expirant (expirante) voix
faint
délirant (délirante) [deliʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ
1. délirant (exubérant):
délirant (délirante) accueil, enthousiasme, foule
delirious
2. délirant (loufoque) inf:
délirant (délirante) personne
nutty inf
délirant (délirante) scénario, soirée
surreal inf
délirant (délirante) scénario, soirée
wild inf
3. délirant (déraisonnable):
délirant (délirante) prix
outrageous
4. délirant MED:
délirant (délirante) personne, état
delirious
déchirant (déchirante) [deʃiʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ
1. déchirant (émouvant):
déchirant (déchirante) adieu, cri, lettre, histoire
heart-rending
2. déchirant (difficile):
déchirant (déchirante) choix, révision
agonizing
3. déchirant (fratricide):
déchirant (déchirante) lutte
divisive
attirant(e) [atiʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ
attirant(e) personne, physionomie
attractive
attirant(e) proposition, publicité
appealing
attirance [atiʀɑ̃s] N f
attirance
attraction
éprouver une certaine/de l'attirance pour qn
to feel a certain/an attraction to sb
dattier [datje] N m
dattier
date palm
tirant [tiʀɑ̃] N m
1. tirant (cordon):
tirant
string
2. tirant (partie latérale):
tirant d'une chaussure
boot-strap
3. tirant NAUT:
tirant d'eau
draught Brit
tirant d'eau
draft Am
attirail [atiʀaj] N m inf
attirail
gear
délirant(e) [deliʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ
délirant(e) histoire, idée
hilarious
délirant(e) enthousiasme, joie
frenzied
I. attirer [atiʀe] VB trans
1. attirer (tirer à soi, retenir) a. PHYS:
attirer le regard/l'attention
to make people look/pay attention
2. attirer (faire venir):
attirer personne
to attract
attirer animal
to lure
3. attirer (allécher):
attirer
to entice
4. attirer (intéresser):
attirer projet, pays
to draw
5. attirer (procurer):
attirer des ennuis à qn
to cause sb problems
6. attirer (susciter):
attirer sur soi la colère de toute la ville
to bring down the anger of the whole town on oneself
II. attirer [atiʀe] VB refl
1. attirer (se plaire):
s'attirer
to attract each other
s'attirer PHYS
to attract
2. attirer (obtenir, susciter):
s'attirer qn
to win sb over
s'attirer de nombreux ennemis/amis
to make many enemies/friends
soupirant [supiʀɑ̃] N m iron hum
soupirant
suitor
éclairant(e) [eklɛʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ
gaz éclairant
lighting gas
fusée éclairante
flare
pouvoir éclairant
power
déchirant(e) [deʃiʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ
déchirant(e)
heartrending
attirant(e) [atiʀɑ͂, ɑ͂t] ADJ
attirant(e) personne, physionomie
attractive
attirant(e) proposition, publicité
appealing
attirance [atiʀɑ͂s] N f
attirance
attraction
dattier [datje] N m
dattier
date palm
délirant(e) [deliʀɑ͂, ɑ͂t] ADJ
délirant(e) histoire, idée
hilarious
délirant(e) enthousiasme, joie
frenzied
attirail [atiʀaj] N m inf
attirail
gear
tirant [tiʀɑ͂] N m
1. tirant (cordon):
tirant
string
2. tirant (partie latérale):
tirant d'une chaussure
bootstrap
3. tirant NAUT:
tirant d'eau
draft
I. attirer [atiʀe] VB trans
1. attirer (tirer à soi, retenir) a. PHYS:
attirer le regard/l'attention
to make people look/pay attention
2. attirer (faire venir):
attirer personne
to attract
attirer animal
to lure
3. attirer (allécher):
attirer
to entice
4. attirer (intéresser):
attirer projet, pays
to draw
5. attirer (procurer):
attirer des ennuis à qn
to cause sb problems
6. attirer (susciter):
attirer sur soi la colère de toute la ville
to bring down the anger of the whole town on oneself
II. attirer [atiʀe] VB refl
1. attirer (se plaire):
s'attirer
to attract each other
s'attirer PHYS
to attract
2. attirer (obtenir, susciter):
s'attirer de nombreux ennemis/amis
to make many enemies/friends
soupirant [supiʀɑ͂] N m iron hum
soupirant
suitor
déchirant(e) [deʃiʀɑ͂, ɑ͂t] ADJ
déchirant(e)
heart-rending
Présent
j'attire
tuattires
il/elle/onattire
nousattirons
vousattirez
ils/ellesattirent
Imparfait
j'attirais
tuattirais
il/elle/onattirait
nousattirions
vousattiriez
ils/ellesattiraient
Passé simple
j'attirai
tuattiras
il/elle/onattira
nousattirâmes
vousattirâtes
ils/ellesattirèrent
Futur simple
j'attirerai
tuattireras
il/elle/onattirera
nousattirerons
vousattirerez
ils/ellesattireront
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La perle de tous ses rêves impossibles, de tous ses désirs délirants et de toutes ses espérances enfouies, est là.
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Le sujet aura tendance à se replier sur lui-même pour tenter de maîtriser son vécu délirant terrifiant.
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Le médecin urgentiste affirme par contre que le coma a été médicalement induit et le patient était conscient, mais délirant.
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Au contraire, le potentat, devenu grand sans épreuve préalable, se range dans les groupes des dégénérés et l'accès délirant peut être curable.
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Verdi, sans recevoir un accueil aussi délirant que ceux auxquels il est maintenant habitué, est ovationné.
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