massiccio im Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Übersetzungen für massiccio im Englisch»Französisch-Wörterbuch

massicot [Brit ˈmasɪkɒt, Am ˈmæsəˌkɑt] SUBST

massicot

massicot m

massive [Brit ˈmasɪv, Am ˈmæsɪv] ADJ

massive object, animal, amount, error, fraud, debt

énorme

massive explosion, scandal

retentissant

massive majority, victory

écrasant

massive campaign, task, programme

de grande envergure

massive increase, cut, attack

massif/-ive

massive heart attack, haemorrhage

grave

massif [Brit ˈmasɪf, maˈsiːf, Am mæˈsif] SUBST

massif

massif m

massively [Brit ˈmasɪvli, Am ˈmæsɪvli] ADV

massively reduce, increase

énormément

massively overrated, overloaded, stretched

considérablement

massively expensive, intensive

extrêmement

to be massively successful

avoir un immense succès

I.classic [Brit ˈklasɪk, Am ˈklæsɪk] SUBST

1. classic (literary, sporting):

classic

classique m

the classics LIT, FILM

les classiques

2. classic (hilarious example) ugs:

it was a real classic! (of gaffe, blunder)

c'était un chef-d'œuvre du genre!

it was a real classic! (of error)

c'était une vraie perle!

it was a real classic! (of comment, situation)

c'était trop drôle!

II.classic [Brit ˈklasɪk, Am ˈklæsɪk] ADJ (all contexts)

classic

classique

I.Jurassic [Brit dʒʊˈrasɪk, Am dʒəˈræsɪk] SUBST

the Jurassic

le jurassique

II.Jurassic [Brit dʒʊˈrasɪk, Am dʒəˈræsɪk] ADJ

Jurassic

jurassique

I.Triassic [Brit trʌɪˈasɪk, Am traɪˈæsɪk] GEOL SUBST

the Triassic

le trias

II.Triassic [Brit trʌɪˈasɪk, Am traɪˈæsɪk] GEOL ADJ

Triassic

triasique

brassica [Brit ˈbrasɪkə, Am ˈbræsəkə] SUBST

brassica

brassicacée f

classics [Brit ˈklasɪks, Am ˈklæsɪks] SUBST + Verb Sg

classics

lettres fpl classiques

classical music SUBST

classical music

classique m

classical music

musique f classique

massiccio im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für massiccio im Englisch»Französisch-Wörterbuch

massive [ˈmæsɪv] ADJ

1. massive (heavy, solid):

massive rock

massif(-ive)

2. massive (huge):

massive amount

énorme

3. massive (severe):

massive attack, stroke

foudroyant(e)

I.classic [ˈklæsɪk] ADJ

1. classic (of excellence):

classic

classique

his novel is classic now

son roman est un classique

2. classic (traditional):

classic

traditionnel(le)

3. classic (typical):

classic

typique

4. classic ugs (foolish):

how classic!

que c'est stupide!

II.classic [ˈklæsɪk] SUBST

classic

classique m

classical ADJ

classical

classique

classics SUBST

1. classics Pl (great literature):

classics

grands classiques mpl

2. classics no Pl (Greek and Roman studies):

classics

lettres fpl classiques