spurten in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for spurten in the English»French Dictionary

smarten [Brit ˈsmɑːt(ə)n, Am ˈsmɑrtn] VB intr

I.smarten up VB [Brit ˈsmɑːt(ə)n -, Am ˈsmɑrtn -] (smarten [sth/sb] up, smarten up [sth/sb])

smarten up premises, room:

smarten up

embellir

we'll have to smarten you up

il va falloir qu'on te fasse beau

he's really smartened himself up

il s'est beaucoup arrangé

I.spurt out VB [Brit spəːt -, Am spərt -] (spurt out)

spurt out flames, liquid:

spurt out

jaillir

II.spurt out VB [Brit spəːt -, Am spərt -] (spurt out [sth], spurt [sth] out)

spurt out → spurt

See also spurt

I.spurt [Brit spəːt, Am spərt] N

1. spurt (gush):

spurt (of water, oil, blood)

giclée f

spurt (of flame)

jaillissement m

spurt (of steam)

jet m

to come out in spurts liquid:

sortir en giclant

2. spurt (burst):

spurt (of energy)

sursaut m

spurt (of activity, enthusiasm)

regain m

spurt (in growth)

poussée f

to put on a spurt runner, cyclist:

pousser une pointe de vitesse

to put on a spurt worker:

donner un coup de collier inf

to do sth in spurts

faire qc par à-coups

II.spurt [Brit spəːt, Am spərt] VB trans

to spurt flames

cracher or vomir du feu

the wound was spurting blood

le sang giclait de la blessure

the pipes are spurting water

l'eau jaillit des tuyaux

III.spurt [Brit spəːt, Am spərt] VB intr

1. spurt (gush):

spurt liquid:

jaillir, gicler (from, out of de)

spurt flames:

jaillir (from, out of de)

2. spurt (speed up):

spurt runner, cyclist:

pousser une pointe de vitesse

I.spurt [Brit spəːt, Am spərt] N

1. spurt (gush):

spurt (of water, oil, blood)

giclée f

spurt (of flame)

jaillissement m

spurt (of steam)

jet m

to come out in spurts liquid:

sortir en giclant

2. spurt (burst):

spurt (of energy)

sursaut m

spurt (of activity, enthusiasm)

regain m

spurt (in growth)

poussée f

to put on a spurt runner, cyclist:

pousser une pointe de vitesse

to put on a spurt worker:

donner un coup de collier inf

to do sth in spurts

faire qc par à-coups

II.spurt [Brit spəːt, Am spərt] VB trans

to spurt flames

cracher or vomir du feu

the wound was spurting blood

le sang giclait de la blessure

the pipes are spurting water

l'eau jaillit des tuyaux

III.spurt [Brit spəːt, Am spərt] VB intr

1. spurt (gush):

spurt liquid:

jaillir, gicler (from, out of de)

spurt flames:

jaillir (from, out of de)

2. spurt (speed up):

spurt runner, cyclist:

pousser une pointe de vitesse

spurge [Brit spəːdʒ, Am spərdʒ] N

spurge

euphorbe f

spurn [Brit spəːn, Am spərn] VB trans

spurn advice, offer, help, gift

refuser [qc] (avec mépris)

spurn suitor

éconduire

pine marten N

pine marten

martre f

hearten [Brit ˈhɑːt(ə)n, Am ˈhɑrtn] VB trans

hearten

encourager

we were heartened by the news

la nouvelle nous a encouragés

marten [Brit ˈmɑːtɪn, Am ˈmɑrtn] N

marten

martre f

I.shorten [Brit ˈʃɔːt(ə)n, Am ˈʃɔrtn] VB trans

shorten visit, life

abréger

shorten garment

raccourcir

shorten journey time, list

réduire

shorten draft, talk, book

raccourcir, abréger

shorten syllabus

alléger

to shorten sail NAUT

réduire la voilure

II.shorten [Brit ˈʃɔːt(ə)n, Am ˈʃɔrtn] VB intr

shorten days, nights:

raccourcir, diminuer

shorten wait, odds, period of time:

diminuer

spurten in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for spurten in the English»French Dictionary

I.smarten [ˈsmar·t ə n] VB trans

to smarten sth up

arranger qc

to smarten oneself up

se faire beau

II.smarten [ˈsmar·t ə n] VB intr

to smarten up person

se faire beau

I.spurt [spɜrt] N

1. spurt (fast stream):

spurt

torrent m

2. spurt (burst):

spurt of effort, money

surcroît m

spurt of speed

pointe f

growth spurt

poussée f de croissance

Phrases:

in spurts

à flots

to do sth in spurts

faire qc par à-coups

II.spurt [spɜrt] VB trans

spurt

faire jaillir

III.spurt [spɜrt] VB intr

spurt

jaillir

spurn [spɜrn] VB trans form

spurn

repousser

spurned lover

amoureux m éconduit

marten [ˈmar·t ə n] N

marten

mart(r)e f

I.shorten [ˈʃɔr·t ə n] VB trans

shorten

raccourcir

shorten story

abréger

II.shorten [ˈʃɔr·t ə n] VB intr

1. shorten (make shorter):

shorten

raccourcir

2. shorten (reduce odds):

shorten

s'affaiblir