Condom en français : traduction et définition
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Traduction et définition
a condom: un préservatif
Exemples
- "Young man : Cough medicine's in aisle 3, right next to the condoms."
- "Kevin : Um, a box of condoms please?"
- "Kevin : I said, a small box of condoms please."
Exercice 1
Fill in the blanks below using these terms from the dialogue:
viral | overseas | condoms | pills | contact lenses | disposable | supply | malaria
Not all the terms are used
The term "" refers to something which can be thrown away, or which is not permanent.
are worn on the eyes to correct vision problems, like glasses.
The term "" refers to the amount or quantity of something available.
are swallowed to produce an effect on the body.
are usually made of latex or rubber, and are used as a form of birth control or to prevent diseases.
viral | overseas | condoms | pills | contact lenses | disposable | supply | malaria
Not all the terms are used
The term "" refers to something which can be thrown away, or which is not permanent.
are worn on the eyes to correct vision problems, like glasses.
The term "" refers to the amount or quantity of something available.
are swallowed to produce an effect on the body.
are usually made of latex or rubber, and are used as a form of birth control or to prevent diseases.
Fill in the blanks below using these terms from the dialogue:
viral | overseas | condoms | pills | contact lenses | disposable | supply | malaria
Not all the terms are used
The term "disposable 1" refers to something which can be thrown away, or which is not permanent.
Contact lenses 2 are worn on the eyes to correct vision problems, like glasses.
The term "supply 3" refers to the amount or quantity of something available.
Pills 4 are swallowed to produce an effect on the body.
Condoms 5 are usually made of latex or rubber, and are used as a form of birth control or to prevent diseases.
viral | overseas | condoms | pills | contact lenses | disposable | supply | malaria
Not all the terms are used
The term "disposable 1" refers to something which can be thrown away, or which is not permanent.
Contact lenses 2 are worn on the eyes to correct vision problems, like glasses.
The term "supply 3" refers to the amount or quantity of something available.
Pills 4 are swallowed to produce an effect on the body.
Condoms 5 are usually made of latex or rubber, and are used as a form of birth control or to prevent diseases.
1 disposable: The adjective "disposable" refers to anything which can be thrown away, or which is not meant to be permanent. The term is used in this dialogue to describe "contact lenses", and indicates that the lenses Kevin has ordered are temporary, and can be thrown away after each use.
2 Contact lenses: "Contact lenses" are thin, hard or soft, lenses which are worn on the eyes to correct vision problems. Kevin has ordered "disposable contact lenses" from the pharmacy.
3 supply: A "supply (of medication)" refers to a stock or reserve of medication. The term "supply" has many meanings both as a noun and a verb, but in this context, it refers to the amount or quantity of something available.
4 Pills: A "pill" is (generally) a type of drug which can be swallowed in order to produce an effect on the body. In this dialogue, Kevin orders pills to prevent malaria, as well as anti-biotics which he hopes will help fight a viral infection. Sadly, anti-biotics are useless against viruses. Not sure why the pharmacist didn't tell him that. Seems highly unprofessional to us, but we're not doctors.
5 Condoms: A "condom" is a device made from latex, rubber or a similar material used to protect against sexually transmitted disease, and as a method of birth control. Kevin asks the pharmacist for a small box of condoms at the end of the dialogue.
Exercice 2
"I use protection!"
Which term could replace "protection" here?
Which term could replace "protection" here?
"I use protection!"
Which term could replace "protection" here?
Which term could replace "protection" here?
Oops! "Preservatives" are chemicals that preserve food to make it last longer. The term "preservative" is never used to describe contraceptives.
Condoms are usually made of latex or rubber, and are used as a form of birth control or to prevent diseases. The nurse is worried that Brian may have sexual diseases so Brian tries to reassure him by saying he uses "protection". This means Brian is careful and probably uses condoms.
Oops! "Umbrellas" protect us from the rain, not sexual diseases!
Oops! Plasters are small, sticky pieces of plastic that are applied to cuts and wounds to protect the body from infection (and stop you bleeding everywhere!). Note, in the US, "plasters" are called "band-aids".
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