stable yard dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de stable yard dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

stable yard SUBST

stable yard

cour f de l'écurie

Traductions de stable yard dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.yard [GB jɑːd, Am jɑrd] SUBST

1. yard (unit of length):

yard

yard m (= 0.9144)

2. yard fig:

you've got yards of room!

tu as plus de place qu'il n'en faut!

she writes poetry by the yard , she writes yards and yards of poetry

elle écrit des pages et des pages de poésie

3. yard (of house, farm, prison, hospital):

yard

cour f

4. yard Am (garden):

yard

jardin m

5. yard:

yard COMM, BÂTI (for storage)

dépôt m

yard (for construction)

chantier m

builder's yard

dépôt m de matériaux de construction

6. yard MAR:

yard

vergue f

II.Yard

Yard GB:

the Yard

police judiciaire britannique

I.stable [GB ˈsteɪb(ə)l, Am ˈsteɪbəl] SUBST

1. stable (building):

stable

écurie f

2. stable HIPPISME (of racehorses):

stable

écurie f (de courses)

3. stable fig:

stable (of companies, publications)

empire m

stable (of people)

équipe f

stable (of racing cars)

écurie f

II.stables SUBST

stables pl. tantum:

stables

écurie f

riding stables

manège m

III.stable [GB ˈsteɪb(ə)l, Am ˈsteɪbəl] ADJ

1. stable (steady):

stable economy, situation, background, relationship, construction, job

stable

stable medical condition

stable, stationnaire

his condition is said to be stable

son état a été déclaré stationnaire

2. stable (psychologically):

stable person, temperament, character

équilibré, stable

3. stable:

stable CHIM, PHYS substance, compound

stable

IV.stable [GB ˈsteɪb(ə)l, Am ˈsteɪbəl] VERBE trans

stable horse:

stable

mettre [qc] à l'écurie

stable yard dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de stable yard dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

yard¹ [jɑ:d, Am jɑ:rd] SUBST (3 feet)

yard

yard m (0, 914 m)

yard² [jɑ:d, Am jɑ:rd] SUBST

1. yard (paved area):

yard

cour f

2. yard (work area):

yard

chantier m

3. yard Am (garden):

yard

jardin m

stable¹ <-r, -st [or more stable, most stable]> [ˈsteɪbl] ADJ

1. stable (firm):

stable a. fig

stable

2. stable PSYCHO (well-balanced):

stable

équilibré(e)

I.stable² [ˈsteɪbl] SUBST

stable

écurie f

II.stable² [ˈsteɪbl] VERBE trans

stable horse:

stable

loger

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

anglais

The public entrance was at the south-east corner of the property, through the stable yard.

en.wikipedia.org

The stable yard later became a car park but is now a small pub garden.

en.wikipedia.org