gutem in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for gutem in the English»French Dictionary

gluten [Brit ˈɡluːt(ə)n, Am ˈɡlutn] N

gluten

gluten m

gluten-free ADJ

gluten-free

sans gluten

gluten bread N

gluten bread

pain m au gluten

gluten flour N

gluten flour

farine f de gluten

I.gut [Brit ɡʌt, Am ɡət] N

1. gut (abdomen, belly):

gut inf

bide m inf

he was shot in the gut

on lui a tiré dans le bide inf

2. gut ANAT (intestine):

gut

intestin m

3. gut attr (instinctive, basic):

gut feeling, nationalism, reaction

viscéral, instinctif/-ive

gut instinct

premier/-ière

it's a gut issue

c'est une question de tripes inf

my gut feeling is that …

je pense instinctivement que …

4. gut Am:

gut SCHOOL, UNIV

facile

gut SCHOOL, UNIV

fastoche inf

5. gut (for racket, bow):

gut

boyau m

II.guts N npl

1. guts inf fpl:

guts (insides) (of human)

tripes inf

guts (of animal)

entrailles fpl

guts (of building)

entrailles fpl

guts (of machine)

rouages mpl

to have a pain in one's guts

avoir mal au bide inf

2. guts (courage):

guts

cran m inf

to have the guts to do sth

avoir le cran de faire qc inf

he's a president with guts

c'est un président qui a du cran inf

III.gut <pres part gutting; pret, pp gutted> [Brit ɡʌt, Am ɡət] VB trans

1. gut FOOD:

gut fish, animal

vider

2. gut (destroy):

gut fire: building

ravager

gut looters: shop

saccager

3. gut (strip):

we gutted the house

nous avons tout refait dans la maison

IV.gutted ADJ

gutted Brit inf:

gutted

abattu, découragé, dégoûté

he was gutted

ça lui a fichu un coup inf

V.gut [Brit ɡʌt, Am ɡət]

to hate sb's guts sl

ne pas pouvoir blairer qn sl

to work one's guts sl out

se crever le cul au boulot sl

to scream one's guts sl out

crier à s'en faire claquer le larynx inf

gutta-percha [Brit ˌɡʌtəˈpəːtʃə, Am ˌɡədəˈpərtʃə] N

gutta-percha

gutta-percha f

gutsy [Brit ˈɡʌtsi, Am ˈɡətsi] ADJ inf

1. gutsy (spirited):

gutsy

fougueux/-euse, plein de punch inf

2. gutsy (brave):

gutsy

courageux/-euse

misery guts <pl misery guts> [ˈmɪzərɪ ˌɡʌts] N Brit inf

misery guts

grincheux/-euse m/f

totem [Brit ˈtəʊtəm, Am ˈtoʊdəm] N

1. totem (pole):

totem

totem m

2. totem (symbol):

totem

symbole m

collector's item N

collector's item

pièce f de collection

gutem in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for gutem in the English»French Dictionary

gluten [ˈglu·t ə n] N culin

gluten

gluten m

gluten-intolerant ADJ inv

gluten-intolerant

intolérant(e) au gluten

gluten intolerance N

gluten intolerance

intolérance f au gluten

gutsy <-ier, -iest> [ˈgʌt·si] ADJ

1. gutsy (brave):

gutsy

courageux(-euse)

2. gutsy (adventurous):

gutsy

casse-cou inv

3. gutsy (powerful):

gutsy

vaillant(e)

totem [ˈtoʊ·t̬əm] N

totem

totem m

collector's item, collector's piece N

collector's item

pièce f de collection

item [ˈaɪ·t̬əm] N

1. item (point, thing) a. comput:

item

article m

item of clothing

article m de vêtement

item by item

point par point

luxury item

article m de luxe

item of news [or news item]

nouvelle f

2. item inf (couple in relationship):

item

couple m

I.stem [stem] N

1. stem (of plant):

stem flower

tige f

stem leaf

queue f

2. stem (of wineglass):

stem

pied m

3. stem (of word):

stem

radical m

4. stem (ship's prow):

stem

proue f

from stem to stern

de bout en bout

5. stem (of watch):

stem

remontoir m

II.stem <-mm-> [stem] VB trans

stem

contenir

III.stem <-mm-> [stem] VB intr

to stem back to sth

provenir de qc

I.mute [mjut] N

1. mute (person):

mute

muet(te) m (f)

2. mute MUS:

mute

sourdine f

II.mute [mjut] VB trans

1. mute (soften):

mute

assourdir

mute fig

atténuer

2. mute MUS:

mute

mettre la sourdine à

III.mute [mjut] ADJ

mute

muet(te)

I.acute [ə·ˈkjut] ADJ

1. acute (serious):

acute illness, pain

aigu(ë)

acute difficulties

grave

acute nervousness, anxiety

vif(vive)

acute sense of embarrassment/injustice

profond sentiment m de gêne/d'injustice

acute shortage of sth

sévère pénurie f de qc

2. acute (sharp):

acute sense

fin(e)

acute observation

perspicace

3. acute (intelligent):

acute

avisé(e)

4. acute math, LING:

acute angle, accent

aigu(ë)

II.acute [ə·ˈkjut] N LING

acute

accent m aigu