morgen in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for morgen in the English»French Dictionary

margin [Brit ˈmɑːdʒɪn, Am ˈmɑrdʒən] N

1. margin (on paper):

margin

marge f

in the margin

dans la marge

left/right margin

marge à gauche/droite

2. margin:

margin (of wood, field)

lisière f

margin (of river)

bord m

3. margin:

margin, a. winning margin

marge f (of de)

by a wide/narrow/comfortable margin

avec une marge importante/courte/confortable

to lose by a small margin

perdre de peu

4. margin (fringe) fig:

margin souvent pl

marge f

at or on the margin(s) of

en marge de

5. margin (allowance):

margin

marge f (for pour)

margin of or for error

marge d'erreur

6. margin COMM:

margin, a. profit margin

marge f bénéficiaire

a low/high margin sector

secteur à faible/forte marge bénéficiaire

profit margin N

profit margin

marge f bénéficiaire

safety margin N

safety margin

marge f de sécurité

morgue [Brit mɔːɡ, Am mɔrɡ] N

morgue

morgue f

this place is like a morgue inf fig

cet endroit est complètement mort

I.forget <pres part forgetting, prét forgot, pp forgotten> [Brit fəˈɡɛt, Am fərˈɡɛt] VB trans

1. forget (not remember):

forget date, face, number, appointment, poem

oublier

to forget that …

oublier que …

to forget to do

oublier de faire

to forget how

oublier comment

three people, not forgetting the baby

trois personnes, sans oublier le bébé

I'm in charge and don't you forget it!

rappelle-toi que c'est moi le responsable

forget it! (no way)

n'y compte pas!

forget it! (drop the subject)

laisse tomber!

forget it! (think nothing of it)

ce n'est rien!

2. forget (put aside):

forget past, quarrel

oublier

forget I ever mentioned him

faites comme si je n'avais pas parlé de lui

she'll never let me forget it

elle n'est pas près de me le faire oublier

3. forget (leave behind):

forget lit hat, passport

oublier

forget fig inhibitions, traditions, family

oublier

II.forget <pres part forgetting, prét forgot, pp forgotten> [Brit fəˈɡɛt, Am fərˈɡɛt] VB intr

forget

oublier

‘how many?’—‘I forget’

‘combien?’—‘j'ai oublié’

III.to forget oneself VB refl

to forget oneself refl:

to forget oneself

s'oublier

IV.forget <pres part forgetting, prét forgot, pp forgotten> [Brit fəˈɡɛt, Am fərˈɡɛt]

once seen, never forgotten

inoubliable

I.gorge [Brit ɡɔːdʒ, Am ɡɔrdʒ] N

1. gorge GEOG:

gorge

gorge f

Cheddar/the Rhine gorge

les gorges de Cheddar/du Rhin

2. gorge ANAT:

gorge

gorge f

gorge

gosier m

II.gorge [Brit ɡɔːdʒ, Am ɡɔrdʒ] VB intr

gorge

→ III. to gorge oneself

III.to gorge oneself VB refl

to gorge oneself refl:

to gorge oneself

se gaver (on de)

IV.gorge [Brit ɡɔːdʒ, Am ɡɔrdʒ]

to make sb's gorge rise

dégoûter or écœurer qn

I.forge [Brit fɔːdʒ, Am fɔrdʒ] N

forge

forge f

II.forge [Brit fɔːdʒ, Am fɔrdʒ] VB trans

1. forge metal:

forge

forger

2. forge (fake):

forge banknotes, signature, branded goods

contrefaire

a forged passport

un faux passeport

to forge a painting

faire un faux

3. forge (alter):

forge date, certificate, will

falsifier

4. forge (establish):

forge alliance

forger

forge identity, link

établir

forge plan

élaborer

III.forge [Brit fɔːdʒ, Am fɔrdʒ] VB intr

to forge ahead

accélérer

to forge ahead fig company, industry:

être en plein essor

to forge ahead or forward with plan

aller de l'avant dans

to forge into the lead

prendre la tête

I.regorge [Brit riːˈɡɔːdʒ, Am riˈɡɔrdʒ] form VB trans

regorge

régurgiter

II.regorge [Brit riːˈɡɔːdʒ, Am riˈɡɔrdʒ] form VB intr

regorge

refluer (into dans)

forger [Brit ˈfɔːdʒə, Am ˈfɔrdʒər] N

1. forger (of documents):

forger

faussaire m

2. forger (of artefacts):

forger

contrefacteur/-trice m/f

3. forger (of money):

forger

faux-monnayeur m

forgery [Brit ˈfɔːdʒ(ə)ri, Am ˈfɔrdʒəri] N

1. forgery (counterfeiting):

forgery (of document)

faux m

forgery (of work of art, banknotes)

contrefaçon f

2. forgery (fake item):

forgery (signature, banknote)

contrefaçon f

forgery (picture, document)

faux m

morgen in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for morgen in the English»French Dictionary

margin [ˈmar·dʒɪn] N

1. margin TYPO:

margin

marge f

2. margin (periphery of an area):

margin

bord m

3. margin a. SOCIOL, ECON:

margin

marge f

there's no margin for error

nous n'avons pas de marge d'erreur

to win by a narrow margin

gagner de justesse

profit margin N

profit margin

marge f bénéficiaire

morgue [mɔrg] N

1. morgue (place for corpses):

morgue

morgue f

2. morgue fig (boring atmosphere):

to be a morgue

être mortel

3. morgue (archives):

morgue

archives fpl

I.forge [fɔrdʒ] VB trans

1. forge (make illegal copy):

forge document

falsifier

forge painting

contrefaire

forged documents

des faux mpl

2. forge (heat and shape):

forge metal

forger

3. forge fig (form with effort):

forge

forger

forge career

se forger

II.forge [fɔrdʒ] VB intr

forge

foncer

to forge into the lead

prendre la tête

III.forge [fɔrdʒ] N

forge

forge f

I.gorge [gɔrdʒ] N

1. gorge GEO (wide ravine):

gorge

gorge f

2. gorge (contents of stomach):

gorge

bile f

sb's gorge rises a. fig

qn a envie de vomir

3. gorge inf (large feast):

gorge

gueuleton m

II.gorge [gɔrdʒ] VB intr

to gorge on sth

se gaver de qc

III.gorge [gɔrdʒ] VB trans

to gorge oneself on sth

se gaver de qc

I.forget <forgot, forgotten> [fər·ˈget] VB trans

forget

oublier

to forget to +infin

oublier de +infin

to forget doing sth

oublier avoir fait qc

not forgetting ...

sans oublier

forget it!

laisse tomber!

to forget oneself form

se laisser aller

and don't you forget it!

et tâche de ne pas l'oublier!

II.forget <forgot, forgotten> [fər·ˈget] VB intr

forget

oublier

to forget about sb/sth

oublier qn/qc

to forget about doing sth

oublier de faire qc

you can forget about that vacation

ne compte plus sur les vacances

forger N

forger

faussaire mf

forget-me-not N BOT

forget-me-not

myosotis m

forgery <-ies> [ˈfɔr·dʒ ə ·ri] N

forgery

contrefaçon f

urgency [ˈɜr·dʒ ə n(t)·si] N

1. urgency (top priority):

urgency

urgence f

a matter of urgency

une affaire urgente

2. urgency (insistence):

urgency

insistance f