desface im Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Übersetzungen für desface im Englisch»Französisch-Wörterbuch

deface [Brit dɪˈfeɪs, Am dəˈfeɪs] VERB trans

1. deface (damage):

deface wall, door, furniture

abîmer

deface painting, monument, poster

dégrader, couvrir [qc] d'inscriptions

do not deface the book by writing in the margins

n'abîmez pas le livre en écrivant dans la marge

to deface sth with graffiti, slogans

barbouiller qc de, couvrir qc de

to deface sth with (scratch) penknife

abîmer qc avec

2. deface (make illegible):

deface

barbouiller

surface-to-surface ADJ

surface-to-surface

sol-sol

I.surface [Brit ˈsəːfɪs, Am ˈsərfəs] SUBST

1. surface (of water, land, object):

surface wörtl

surface f

on or at the surface (of liquid)

à la surface

on the surface (of solid)

sur la surface

to work at the surface MIN

travailler en surface or au jour

2. surface übtr:

surface

apparence f

to skim the surface of problem, issue

effleurer

on the surface it was a simple problem

en apparence le problème était simple

beneath the surface he's very shy

au fond il est très timide

violence is never far below the surface

la violence est toujours latente

to come or rise to the surface tensions, feelings, emotions:

se manifester

3. surface MATH (of solid, cube):

surface

côté m

surface

face f

4. surface (worktop):

surface

plan m de travail

II.surface [Brit ˈsəːfɪs, Am ˈsərfəs] ADJ attr

1. surface wörtl:

surface vessel, fleet, transport

de surface

surface work, worker

en surface, au jour

surface wound

superficiel/-ielle

surface measurements

superficie f

2. surface übtr problem, resemblance:

surface

superficiel/-ielle

3. surface LING:

surface structure, grammar, analysis

de surface

III.surface [Brit ˈsəːfɪs, Am ˈsərfəs] VERB trans

surface road, ground:

surface

faire le revêtement de

to surface sth with

revêtir qc de

IV.surface [Brit ˈsəːfɪs, Am ˈsərfəs] VERB intr

1. surface wörtl:

surface object, animal, person:

remonter à la surface

surface submarine:

faire surface

2. surface (come to surface) übtr:

surface tension, anxiety, racism:

se manifester

surface problem, evidence, scandal:

apparaître

3. surface:

surface (reappear) person: (after absence)

refaire surface ugs

surface (reappear) person: (after absence)

réapparaître

surface (from bed)

se lever

surface object:

réapparaître

po-faced [Brit ˈpəʊfeɪst, Am ˈpoʊfeɪst] ADJ Brit ugs

to look/be po-faced

avoir l'air pincé

surface area SUBST

surface area

superficie f

surface area

surface f

work surface SUBST

work surface

plan m de travail

efface [Brit ɪˈfeɪs, Am əˈfeɪs] VERB trans

efface

effacer also übtr

outface [Brit aʊtˈfeɪs, Am ˌaʊtˈfeɪs] VERB trans

outface

dévisager

air-to-surface ADJ

air-to-surface

air-surface

surface-to-air ADJ

surface-to-air

sol-air

desface im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für desface im Englisch»Französisch-Wörterbuch

deface [dɪ·ˈfeɪs] VERB trans

deface building, wall

dégrader

deface poster

gribouiller

I.surface [ˈsɜr·fɪs] SUBST

1. surface (part, top):

surface

surface f

to bring sth to the surface (above ground)

déterrer qc

to bring sth to the surface (above water level)

faire remonter qc

2. surface (appearance):

surface

apparence f

on the surface

en apparence

beneath the surface he's very gentle

au fond il est très doux

to scratch the surface of sth

creuser qc

3. surface sports:

surface

surface f

II.surface [ˈsɜr·fɪs] VERB intr

1. surface (come to top):

surface

faire surface

2. surface übtr (become obvious):

surface

apparaître

3. surface übtr (get out of bed):

surface

faire surface

III.surface [ˈsɜr·fɪs] VERB trans

surface

revêtir

IV.surface [ˈsɜr·fɪs] ADJ

1. surface (above the ground):

surface worker

de surface

2. surface (on top of water):

surface fleet

de surface

3. surface (superficial):

surface

superficiel(le)

efface [ɪ·ˈfeɪs] VERB trans

1. efface:

efface

effacer

2. efface übtr:

to efface oneself

s'effacer

surface area SUBST math

surface area

surface f

surface mail SUBST

surface mail

courrier m de surface

I.preface [ˈpre·fɪs] SUBST (introduction)

preface

préface f

preface of a report

préliminaire m

preface of a speech

introduction f

the preface to this disaster

le prélude à ce désastre

II.preface [ˈpre·fɪs] VERB trans form

1. preface (write a preface to):

preface

préfacer

2. preface (introduce):

to preface sth with sth

faire précéder qc de qc

stony-faced ADJ

stony-faced

(au visage) impassible

full-faced ADJ

full-faced

au visage rond

facet [ˈfæs·ɪt] SUBST

1. facet:

facet

facette f

2. facet (aspect):

facet

aspect m

hatchet-faced ADJ ugs

to be hatchet-faced

avoir le visage taillé à la serpe