RUBBISH CHUTE - Перевод английский на французский

rubbish chute СУЩ. брит.

rubbish chute

vide-ordures м. неизм.

vide-ordures

rubbish chute брит.

chute [брит. ʃuːt, америк. ʃut] СУЩ.

1. chute (slide):

chute (in plane, swimming pool, playground)

toboggan м. неизм.

2. chute (channel):

chute (for rubbish)

vide-ordures м.

chute (for coal)

trémie ж.

3. chute СПОРТ (for toboggan):

chute

piste ж. de toboggan

4. chute (parachute):

chute разг.

pépin м. разг.

chute разг.

parachute м.

5. chute ГЕОГР.:

chute

rapide м.

I. rubbish [брит. ˈrʌbɪʃ, америк. ˈrəbɪʃ] СУЩ.

1. rubbish (refuse):

rubbish (in street)

déchets м. мн.

rubbish (domestic)

ordures ж. мн.

rubbish (from garden)

détritus м. мн.

rubbish (on building site)

gravats м. мн.

2. rubbish:

rubbish (inferior goods)

camelote ж. разг.

rubbish (discarded objects)

saletés разг.

3. rubbish (nonsense):

to talk rubbish

raconter n'importe quoi

this film/book is rubbish разг.!

ce film/livre est nul! разг.

(what a load of) rubbish!

n'importe quoi!

there's nothing but rubbish on the TV

il n'y a vraiment rien de bien à la télé

II. rubbish [брит. ˈrʌbɪʃ, америк. ˈrəbɪʃ] ГЛ. перех. брит.

rubbish critic, article person, work, achievement:

rubbish

descendre [qn/qc] en flammes

rubbish chute СУЩ.

rubbish chute

vide-ordures м.

rubbish chute

dévaloir м. швейц.

английский

французский

rubbish брит. [or америк. garbage] chute

vide-ordures м.

французский

английский

dévaloir

rubbish chute брит.

chute [ʃu:t] СУЩ.

1. chute (tube):

chute

glissière ж.

rubbish брит. [or америк. garbage] chute

vide-ordures м.

2. chute АВИА.:

emergency chute

toboggan м. d'évacuation

3. chute → parachute

I. parachute [ˈpærəʃu:t, америк. ˈper-] СУЩ.

parachute

parachute м.

II. parachute [ˈpærəʃu:t, америк. ˈper-] ГЛ. неперех.

parachute

descendre en parachute

III. parachute [ˈpærəʃu:t, америк. ˈper-] ГЛ. перех.

parachute person

parachuter

parachute things

larguer par parachute

I. rubbish [ˈrʌbɪʃ] СУЩ. no мн. брит.

1. rubbish разг. (waste):

rubbish

déchets mpl

to take the rubbish out

sortir les poubelles

2. rubbish разг. (nonsense):

rubbish

bêtises fpl

a load of rubbish

un tas de bêtises

to talk rubbish

dire des bêtises

3. rubbish разг. (junk, goods on sale):

rubbish

camelote ж.

II. rubbish [ˈrʌbɪʃ] ГЛ. перех. австрал., брит. разг.

rubbish

débiner

chute [ʃut] СУЩ.

1. chute (tube):

chute

glissière ж.

garbage chute

vide-ordures м.

2. chute АВИА.:

emergency chute

toboggan м. d'évacuation

3. chute → parachute

I. parachute [ˈper·ə·ʃut] СУЩ.

parachute

parachute м.

II. parachute [ˈper·ə·ʃut] ГЛ. неперех.

parachute

descendre en parachute

III. parachute [ˈper·ə·ʃut] ГЛ. перех.

parachute person

parachuter

parachute things

larguer par parachute

rubbish [ˈrʌb·ɪʃ] СУЩ.

1. rubbish разг. (waste):

rubbish

déchets mpl

2. rubbish разг. (nonsense):

rubbish

bêtises fpl

a load of rubbish

un tas de bêtises

3. rubbish разг. (junk, something worthless):

rubbish

camelote ж.

Present

I	rubbish
you	rubbish
he/she/it	rubbishes
we	rubbish
you	rubbish
they	rubbish

Past

I	rubbished
you	rubbished
he/she/it	rubbished
we	rubbished
you	rubbished
they	rubbished

Present Perfect

I	have	rubbished
you	have	rubbished
he/she/it	has	rubbished
we	have	rubbished
you	have	rubbished
they	have	rubbished

Past Perfect

I	had	rubbished
you	had	rubbished
he/she/it	had	rubbished
we	had	rubbished
you	had	rubbished
they	had	rubbished

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

In 2010, the brothers issued a statement on their website stating that the story was complete and utter rubbish.

en.wikipedia.org

Rubbish workers are often contaminated with disease and toxins, and live only half as long as their peers.

en.wikipedia.org

This not only includes physical sorting of papers from a rubbish bin but also analysis of files found in a computer's recycle bin.

en.wikipedia.org

Around 100 athletes and officials were evacuated after the fire broke out in a car park rubbish bin.

www.businessinsider.com.au

I loved it fiercely but was hounded out by halfwit management who thought the path to profit was to stock more rubbish.

www.spectator.co.uk