rooter in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for rooter in the English»French Dictionary

rioter [Brit ˈrʌɪətə, Am ˈraɪədər] N

rioter (gen)

émeutier/-ière m/f

rioter (in prison)

mutin m

six-footer [Brit ˌsɪksˈfʊtə] N inf

six-footer

personne f grande d'au moins un mètre quatre-vingts

they were both six-footers

ils faisaient tous les deux plus d'un mètre quatre-vingts

deep-rooted ADJ

deep-rooted fear, problem, belief, custom

profondément enraciné

deep-rooted loyalty, affection

profond

deep-rooted habit

ancré

I.root [Brit ruːt, Am rut] N

1. root BOT:

root fig

racine f

to take root plant:

prendre racine

to take root idea, value, system, feeling:

s'établir

to take root company, industry:

s'implanter

to pull sth up by the roots

déraciner qc

to pull sb's hair out by the roots

arracher les cheveux à qn

to destroy/reject sth root and branch

détruire/rejeter complètement qc

root and branch review/opposition

revue/opposition radicale

root and branch review/opposition attr growth

des racines

root and branch review/opposition system

radiculaire

2. root (origin):

root (of problem, matter)

fond m

root (of unhappiness, evil)

origine f

to get to the root of the problem

prendre le problème à la racine

to be at the root of sth

être à l'origine de qc

to be at the root of sth attr cause

profond

to be at the root of sth problem

de base

3. root LING:

root

racine f

4. root MATH:

root

racine f

the fourth root of sth

la quatrième racine de qc

II.roots N npl

1. roots (of dyed hair):

roots

racines fpl

2. roots fig:

roots

racines fpl

to try to get back to one's roots

essayer de retrouver ses racines

she has no roots

elle n'a aucune racine

to pull up one's roots

s'arracher à son milieu

to put down new roots

se créer de nouvelles racines

III.root [Brit ruːt, Am rut] VB trans

1. root fig:

to be rooted in sth music, film, person:

être ancré dans qc

deeply-rooted lit, fig

bien enraciné

to be/stand rooted to the spot or the ground

être/rester figé sur place

2. root BOT:

root plant

faire prendre racine

IV.root [Brit ruːt, Am rut] VB intr

1. root BOT:

root

prendre racine

2. root (search):

root person, animal:

fouiller (in, through dans)

rootsy [Brit ˈruːtsi, Am ˈrutsi, ˈrʊtsi] ADJ inf

rootsy music, song, sound:

rootsy

d'inspiration folklorique

I.footer [Brit ˈfʊtə, Am ˈfʊdər] N

1. footer Brit (football):

footer inf

foot m inf

2. footer TYPO:

footer

pied m de page

II.-footer COMP

1. -footer:

he's a six-footer

il mesure 1, 80 m

2. -footer (boat):

a 50-footer

un 15 mètres

I.hooter [Brit ˈhuːtə, Am ˈhudər] N

1. hooter (siren):

hooter

sirène f

2. hooter Brit MOTOR (horn):

hooter dated

corne f dated

hooter dated

klaxon ® m

3. hooter Brit (nose):

hooter inf

pif m inf

II.hooters N

hooters Am (breasts):

hooters npl inf

nichons inf

scooter [Brit ˈskuːtə, Am ˈskudər] N

1. scooter (child's):

scooter

trottinette f

scooter

patinette f

2. scooter (motorized):

scooter

scooter m

3. scooter Am (boat):

scooter

yacht m à glace

six-shooter N

six-shooter

revolver m à six coups

looter [Brit ˈluːtə, Am ˈludər] N

looter

pillard/-e m/f

rooter in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rooter in the English»French Dictionary

rioter N

1. rioter:

rioter

émeutier(-ère) m (f)

2. rioter pej:

rioter

casseur(-euse) m (f)

six-footer N

six-footer

personne mesurant au moins six pieds de haut

to be a six-footer

être une armoire à glace

deep-rooted ADJ

1. deep-rooted (well established):

deep-rooted prejudice

profond(e)

2. deep-rooted BOT:

deep-rooted

aux racines profondes

footer N comput

footer

pied m de page

hooter N

1. hooter (siren, steam whistle):

hooter

klaxon m

2. hooter pl sl (breasts):

hooter

roberts mpl

scooter [ˈsku·t̬ər] N

1. scooter (child's toy):

scooter

trottinette f

2. scooter (motorcycle):

scooter

scooter m

voter N

voter

électeur(-trice) m (f)

Democrat voters

électorat m démocrate

sure-footed ADJ

1. sure-footed (confident in walking):

sure-footed

au pied sûr

to be sure-footed

avoir le pied sûr

2. sure-footed fig (confident):

sure-footed

de confiance

in a sure-footed way

d'une manière assurée

four-footed ADJ

four-footed

quadrupède

bootee [ˈbu·t̬i] N

bootee

bottillon m