vanity in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for vanity in the English»French Dictionary

vanity [Brit ˈvanɪti, Am ˈvænədi] N

1. vanity (quality):

vanity

vanité f

all is vanity

tout n'est que vanité

2. vanity (dressing table):

vanity

coiffeuse f

3. vanity (basin) → vanity unit

See also vanity unit

vanity unit N

vanity unit

meuble m sous-vasque

vanity bag, vanity case N

vanity bag

vanity-case m

vanity press N

vanity press

maison f d'édition publiant à compte d'auteur

vanity unit N

vanity unit

meuble m sous-vasque

vanity plate N MOTOR

vanity plate

plaque f minéralogique personnalisée

vanity mirror N MOTOR

vanity mirror

miroir m de courtoisie

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devoid of vanity, self-interest

sans

Translations for vanity in the French»English Dictionary

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vanity-case

vanity case

mallette (d'enfant)

vanity case

vanité

vanity

vanité des vanités, tout est vanité

vanity of vanities, all is vanity

vanity in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for vanity in the English»French Dictionary

vanity [ˈvænəti, Am -ət̬i] N no pl

vanity

vanité f

vanity bag, vanity case N

vanity bag

vanity-case m

Translations for vanity in the French»English Dictionary

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gloriole

misplaced vanity

vanité

vanity

suer la vanité/l'arrogance par tous les pores

to ooze vanity/arrogance at every pore

flatter qn/la vanité de qn

to flatter sb/sb's vanity

vanity Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to ooze vanity/arrogance at every pore

suer la vanité/l'arrogance par tous les pores

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He wrote that it is fair to suspect that a certain vanity is involved.

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The main products manufactured were footstools, vanity benches, and dining room suites complete with chairs.

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Six girls experience alternative worlds ruled by greed, sports-mania, vanity, crime, intellectualism, and fear.

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Out of vanity, he tries to disguise his injury.

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Hale goes on to say in his review that the film is, pretty tolerable as vanity projects go.

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This company was considered by many to be a vanity publisher.

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It refers to the vanity and pride of man.

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Today he is not so much remembered because of his music, but because of his alleged vanity.

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The vanities in the bathrooms are onyx; the floors, marble, and the kitchen cabinets, walnut.

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Some versions of the story were told with the purpose of denouncing female vanity, while other versions aimed to entertain or thrill their audience.

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