Phrasal verbs 3 (traduction in french) Flashcards
(26 cards)
se maquiller
To make up - C’est aussiun nom : the make-up, le maquillage.
décéder
To pass away –My Grandmother passed away last night. (A ne pas confondreavec pass out qui signifie “s’évanouir”).
faire passer
To pass on –He passed on the message to me.
passer par un endroit / passer à travers
To pass through –We passed through Oxford on our way to London.
ranger
To put away –Can you please put away the plates? (plates = assiettes).
remettre à sa place
To put back –When you have finished with the phone, can you put it back?
passer quelqu’un (au téléphone)
To put through –Hello, can I speak to Mr Turner please?– Wait a second, and I will put you through.
reporter
To put off –It was raining so the match was put off.
mettre (un habit)
To put on –It’s cold, so I’ll put on my jacket.
augmenter ; endurer, supporter
To put up (put up with) –The government has put up taxes again…I won’t put up withit anymore = Le gouvernement a encore augmenté les impôts,je ne vais plus le supporter.
renvoyer
To send back –I sent back the coffee machine because it didn’t work = J’airenvoyé la machine à café parce qu’elle ne marchait pas.
faire venir, appeler
To send for –I sent for a technician because the computer crashed.
expulser, renvoyer ; envoyer
To send off –The referee sent the player off for dangerous play = l’arbitrea renvoyé le joueur pour jeu dangereux.
émettre, ou envoyer (en grand nombre en général)
To send out –Jane sent out all the invitations yesterday.
emporter
To take away –Hello, can I have a coffee to take away please?
décoller
To take off –The plane took off from London.
sortir
To take out -Can you take out your books please?
reprendre ; s’emparer de ; prendre la suite
To take over –Leave this task to me, I’ll take over from here = laissez moi cettetâche, je vais prendre le relais à partir de là.
examiner, bien réfléchir
To think over –I have thought it over, and I have come to the decision thatit’s not a good idea. = J’y ai bien réfléchi, et je suis venuà la conclusion que ce n’est pas une bonne idée.
trouver, inventer (souvent quand il s’agit d’un mensonge)
To think up –He thought up a good excuse not to go to work = Il a trouvéune bonne excuse pour ne pas aller au travail.
essayer (des habits)
To try on –I want to try on these jeans.
tout finir ; épuiser
To use up –Don’t use up all the potatoes.
vouloir sortir ; quitter une relation ; ou laisser tomber
To want out (familier) –I want out, I’m not happy.
dépenser les excès, les calories etc.
To work off –She goes running to work off her excess energy.