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Detailed Translations for strains from English to French
strains:
Translation Matrix for strains:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
efforts | strains | ambition; aspirations; efforts; exertions; insistence; pains; strain; urgency |
Related Words for "strains":
strains form of strain:
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to strain (stretch; extend)
se dégourdir-
se dégourdir verb
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Conjugations for strain:
present
- strain
- strain
- strains
- strain
- strain
- strain
simple past
- strained
- strained
- strained
- strained
- strained
- strained
present perfect
- have strained
- have strained
- has strained
- have strained
- have strained
- have strained
past continuous
- was straining
- were straining
- was straining
- were straining
- were straining
- were straining
future
- shall strain
- will strain
- will strain
- shall strain
- will strain
- will strain
continuous present
- am straining
- are straining
- is straining
- are straining
- are straining
- are straining
subjunctive
- be strained
- be strained
- be strained
- be strained
- be strained
- be strained
diverse
- strain!
- let's strain!
- strained
- straining
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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Wiktionary Translations for strain:
strain
Cross Translation:
noun
strain
verb
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(familier, fr) Occitanie|fr exaspérer, gonfler.
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passer par un filtre pour séparer un ou des éléments constituants.
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Faire de la peine, causer du chagrin, de l’inquiétude, affliger.
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tendre ou étendre avec force ; rendre raide.
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Traductions à trier suivant le sens
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Renfermer, ranger, mettre en lieu sûr, à l’abri. (Sens général).
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séparer des éléments d'un mélange à l'aide d'un tamis.
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étirer un fil, une corde, une surface; tirer une corde par plusieurs côtés pour la rendre raide ; étirer une peau.
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• strain | → claquage; froissement; distension | ↔ Zerrung — Medizin: Eine durch direkte oder indirekte Gewalteinwirkung oder Überbeanspruchung des Bewegungsapparates ausgelöste, schmerzhafte Überdehnung der Bänder, Sehnen oder Muskeln, die noch nicht zu einer mechanischen Zerstörung geführt hat. |
• strain | → passer | ↔ passieren — Hilfsverb haben: durchseihen von Flüssigkeiten, durchstreichen von weichen Nahrungsmitteln |