trumpery in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for trumpery in the English»French Dictionary

I.trumpet [Brit ˈtrʌmpɪt, Am ˈtrəmpət] N

1. trumpet MUS (instrument, player):

trumpet

trompette f

Woody Shaw on trumpet

Woody Shaw à la trompette

Woody Shaw on trumpet attr solo

de trompette

Woody Shaw on trumpet concerto

pour trompette

2. trumpet (elephant call):

trumpet

barrissement m

3. trumpet (of daffodil):

trumpet liter

trompette f

II.trumpet [Brit ˈtrʌmpɪt, Am ˈtrəmpət] VB trans

trumpet lifestyle, success:

trumpet group, party:

vanter les mérites de

trumpet newspaper:

claironner

III.trumpet [Brit ˈtrʌmpɪt, Am ˈtrəmpət] VB intr

trumpet elephant:

trumpet

barrir

IV.trumpet [Brit ˈtrʌmpɪt, Am ˈtrəmpət]

to blow one's own trumpet

vanter ses propres mérites

ear trumpet N

ear trumpet

cornet m acoustique

trumpet call N

trumpet call

vibrant appel m

trumpet major N

trumpet major

trompette-major m

trumpet player N

trumpet player

trompettiste mf

trumped-up [Brit trʌmptˈʌp, Am ˌtrəmptˈəp] ADJ

trumped-up charge

forgé de toutes pièces

trumped-up lawyer, doctor

marron/-onne

strumpet [Brit ˈstrʌmpɪt, Am ˈstrəmpət] N archaic, pej

strumpet

catin f archaic

trumpeter swan N

trumpeter swan

cygne m trompette

trumpeter [Brit ˈtrʌmpɪtə, Am ˈtrəmpədər] N

trumpeter

trompettiste mf

trumpeting [Brit ˈtrʌmpɪtɪŋ] N (of elephant)

trumpeting

barrissement m

trumpery in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for trumpery in the English»French Dictionary

I.trumpet [ˈtrʌm·pət] N

trumpet

trompette f

Phrases:

to blow one's own trumpet

se lancer des fleurs

II.trumpet [ˈtrʌm·pət] VB intr

trumpet elephants:

trumpet

barrir

III.trumpet [ˈtrʌm·pət] VB trans pej

trumpet

claironner

trumpeter N

trumpeter

trompettiste mf

bumper car N

bumper car

auto-tamponneuse f

bumper¹ [ˈbʌm·pər] N AUTO

bumper

pare-chocs m

back/front bumper

pare-chocs arrière/avant

bumper² [ˈbʌm·pər] ADJ

bumper crowd, crop

record

bumper packet

géant(e)

bumper year, issue

exceptionnel(le)

jumper [ˈdʒʌm·pər] N

1. jumper (person or animal):

jumper

sauteur(-euse) m (f)

2. jumper (pinafore dress):

jumper

robe-tablier f

jumper cables N pl

jumper cables

câbles mpl de démarrage

parachute jumper N

parachute jumper

parachutiste mf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A most trumpery affair brought matters to a head.

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His is the extremism of our new media world, which represents the true trumpery of our moment.

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Anyway, my 10-year-old was the instigator of this summer's trumpery at my place.

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Take this trumpery out of my sight.

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