bubble gum dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de bubble gum dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.gum [GB ɡʌm, Am ɡəm] SUBST

1. gum ANAT:

gum

gencive f

2. gum:

gum, a. chewing gum

chewing-gum m

a piece or stick of gum

un chewing-gum

3. gum (for glueing):

gum

colle f

4. gum (from tree):

gum

gomme f

II.gum <pprés gumming; prét, ppas gummed> [GB ɡʌm, Am ɡəm] VERBE trans

gum (spread with glue)

encoller, gommer

gum (join with glue)

coller (to à, on to sur, together ensemble)

gummed label

étiquette gommée

III.gum [GB ɡʌm, Am ɡəm]

by gum! fam

nom d'un chien! fam

to gum up the works fam

chambouler tout fam

I.bubble [GB ˈbʌb(ə)l, Am ˈbəb(ə)l] SUBST

1. bubble:

bubble (in air, liquid, glass)

bulle f (in dans)

bubble (in paintwork)

boursouflure f

bubble of air

bulle f d'air

to blow bubbles

faire des bulles

2. bubble:

bubble FIN, COMM

prix m gonflé

the house price bubble

les prix gonflés de l'immobilier

3. bubble (germ-free chamber):

bubble

chambre f stérile

a baby in a bubble

un bébé-bulle

4. bubble (sound):

bubble

glouglou m

II.bubble [GB ˈbʌb(ə)l, Am ˈbəb(ə)l] VERBE intr

1. bubble (form bubbles):

bubble (gen)

faire des bulles

bubble fizzy drink:

pétiller

bubble boiling liquid:

bouillonner

to bubble out of the ground

jaillir du sol à gros bouillons

2. bubble (boil) fig:

to bubble beneath the surface

bouillonner sous la surface

to keep the issue bubbling

alimenter l'affaire

3. bubble (be lively, happy):

bubble

être en effervescence

to bubble with enthusiasm, ideas

déborder de

4. bubble (make bubbling sound):

bubble

glouglouter

III.bubble [GB ˈbʌb(ə)l, Am ˈbəb(ə)l]

I'm waiting for the bubble to burst

je pense que c'est trop beau pour durer

bubble gum dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de bubble gum dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

bubble gum SUBST

bubble gum

chewing-gum m (qui fait des bulles)

Traductions de bubble gum dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.gum¹ [gʌm] SUBST ANAT

gum

gencive f

gum shield

protection f dentaire

II.gum¹ <-mm-> [gʌm] VERBE intr Am

gum

mâchonner

I.gum² [gʌm] SUBST

1. gum (soft sticky substance):

gum

gomme f

2. gum (glue):

gum

colle f

3. gum (sweet):

gum

bonbon m gélifié

4. gum (chewing gum):

gum

chewing-gum m

5. gum BOT:

gum

gommier m

II.gum² [gʌm] VERBE trans

gum

coller

to gum down an envelop

cacheter une enveloppe

I.bubble [ˈbʌbl] SUBST

bubble

bulle f

to blow a bubble

faire une bulle

Idiomes/Tournures:

to burst sb's bubble

faire redescendre qn sur terre

II.bubble [ˈbʌbl] VERBE intr

1. bubble (boil):

bubble

bouillonner

2. bubble (sound):

bubble

glouglouter

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Sugar and latex became scarce due to the war and bubble gum manufacturing was halted in 1942.

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The language is heightened melodrama having the same fleeting relationship to literature that bubble gum has to food.

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This process resembles the creation of bubble by bubble gum.

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Foods like bubble gum or bubbly beverages also cause a buildup of air that results in excessive gas and bloating, as does smoking.

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Some may include bubble gum or a special edition player card.

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His final request was for a piece of bubble gum, which was denied.

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He is well liked by his teammates, although he has a habit of chewing bubble gum in any situation.

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The scent of the flower has been compared to bubble gum.

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Wax paper was used as a way to keep the enclosed piece of bubble gum protected.

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To prove it is not a camera trick, he chews some bubble gum.

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