изотоп in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for изотоп in the English»French Dictionary

I.tense [Brit tɛns, Am tɛns] N LING

tense

temps m

the present tense

le présent (of de)

in the past tense

au passé

II.tense [Brit tɛns, Am tɛns] ADJ

1. tense (strained):

tense atmosphere, conversation, person, relationship, silence

tendu

tense moment, hours

de tension

I get tense easily

un rien me rend nerveux

it makes me tense

ça me rend nerveux

tense with fear

paralysé par la peur

2. tense (exciting):

tense

tendu

3. tense (taut):

tense

tendu

III.tense [Brit tɛns, Am tɛns] VB trans

tense muscle

tendre

tense body

raidir

to tense oneself

se raidir

IV.tense [Brit tɛns, Am tɛns] VB intr

tense

se raidir

past tense N LING

past tense

passé m

to talk about sb in the past tense

parler de qn au passé

tense up VB [Brit tɛns -, Am tɛns -]

1. tense up (stiffen):

tense up muscle:

se tendre

tense up body:

se raidir

2. tense up (become nervous):

tense up person:

se crisper

you're all tensed up!

tu es tout tendu!

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pluperfect attr tense

au plus-que-parfait

subjunctive form, tense

du subjonctif

Translations for изотоп in the French»English Dictionary

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contracté (contractée)

tense

traits crispés par la douleur/colère

features tense with pain/anger

crispé (crispée) personne, sourire

tense, nervous

tendu (tendue) personne, visage, relations, réunion

tense

on le sent tendu, vulnérable

you can see he's tense and vulnerable

dans une ambiance extrêmement tendue

in an extremely tense atmosphere

la situation dans la capitale est très tendue

the situation in the capital is very tense

hypertendu (hypertendue)

extremely tense

hypertendu (hypertendue)

very tense person

raidir bras, corps

to tense

se raidir bras, corps:

to tense up

изотоп in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for изотоп in the English»French Dictionary

I.tense¹ [tents] ADJ a. fig

tense

tendu(e)

tense muscles

contracté(e)

II.tense¹ [tents] VB trans

tense

tendre

III.tense¹ [tents] VB intr

tense

se tendre

tense² [tents] N LING

tense

temps m

past perfect (tense) N LING

past perfect (tense)

plus-que-parfait m

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the pluperfect tense

le plus-que-parfait

Translations for изотоп in the French»English Dictionary

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crispé(e)

tense

contracté(e)

tense

tendu(e)

tense

se contracter visage

to tense

hypertendu(e) ambiance

very tense

crisper

to tense

la douleur lui crispait le visage

his face was tense with pain

se crisper

to tense

изотоп Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be in the future (tense)

être au futur

present tense

(temps m) présent m

the pluperfect tense

le plus-que-parfait

past tense

temps m du passé

his face was tense with pain

la douleur lui crispait le visage

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This duty was tense and demanded the best of men and their ships.

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The grammatical tense used by the author progresses from the conditional to the present to the future over the course of the novel.

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Things were tense when a small patrol was spotted, but there was no possible way they could have detected the ship at that range.

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They do not undergo a change of form to denote different modes and tenses.

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In grammar, the most important change was the emergence of the present tense.

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When protests became tense, it was often these three who were able to deescalate the situation, preventing violence.

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In other cases there may not be clearly delineated categories of tense and mood, or aspect and mood.

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There are two conjugations, the positive and negative, and most tenses have corresponding forms in each.

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It tends to express a certain nuance of obligation and a certain nuance of future tense, much like the expression to be to.

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Verbs do not change form because of tense, and only occasionally undergo gemination in the plural.

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