Rug en français : traduction et définition
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Traduction et définition
a rug: un tapis
Exemples
- "Brian : Well at least I'm the first one here... Now then, must make sure I've brought everything... Ok then: Rug... check."
- "And she does pee on the rug a lot, a lot like your grandma, Brian."
Exercice 1
Let's have a look at some words that might be useful when organising a picnic.
Listen carefully to audio!
A is the precise term you use specifically remove corks from wine bottles.
A (2 words) is the precise term for removing caps from beer bottles.
A is what you sit on to stop your bottom from getting wet or dirty.
A of playing cards and a set of poker will allow you to play some Texas Hold'em Poker!
Listen carefully to audio!
A is the precise term you use specifically remove corks from wine bottles.
A (2 words) is the precise term for removing caps from beer bottles.
A is what you sit on to stop your bottom from getting wet or dirty.
A of playing cards and a set of poker will allow you to play some Texas Hold'em Poker!
Let's have a look at some words that might be useful when organising a picnic.
Listen carefully to audio!
A corkscrew 1 is the precise term you use specifically remove corks from wine bottles.
A bottle opener 2 (2 words) is the precise term for removing caps from beer bottles.
A rug 3 is what you sit on to stop your bottom from getting wet or dirty.
A pack 4 of playing cards and a set of poker chips 5 will allow you to play some Texas Hold'em Poker!
Listen carefully to audio!
A corkscrew 1 is the precise term you use specifically remove corks from wine bottles.
A bottle opener 2 (2 words) is the precise term for removing caps from beer bottles.
A rug 3 is what you sit on to stop your bottom from getting wet or dirty.
A pack 4 of playing cards and a set of poker chips 5 will allow you to play some Texas Hold'em Poker!
1 corkscrew: A "corkscrew" is a tool for removing corks from wine bottles. It usually has a metallic helix that is inserted (or "screwed") into the cork of a bottle, and is then pulled to remove the cork. It has a different shape to a "bottle opener" which uses a lever action to remove (or "prise") a cap from a bottle.
2 bottle opener: A "bottle opener" is a tool that removes metallic caps from bottles. It has a different shape to a "corkscrew" which has a helix-shaped screw to pull a cork from a bottle. A Swiss army knife will usually have both a corkscrew and a bottle opener attached to it, and enough tools on it to make someone like Macgyver very happy.
3 rug: A "rug" is a (usually decorative) thick piece of fabric that covers the floor. It is usually smaller than a "carpet" and usually made from wool or cotton. Brian has brought a rug with him to the picnic so that he can sit on it and not get his clothes dirty.
4 pack: A "pack (of playing cards)" is a complete set of cards (usually 52 in number). Brian has brought a pack of playing cards so that he can play poker during the picnic. In other contexts, a "pack" can refer to a gang or group, and also a container that is carried by people or animals, for example: The pack of Italian schoolchildren all carried the same type of heavy backpacks.
5 chips: In the game of poker, a "chip" is the small disk that represents money. Brian says that he has brought some "poker chips" so that he can play poker at the picnic. Note that a "potato chip" (or "crisp" in British English) is a thin slice of potato that is usually eaten in front of a football match on television.
Exercice 2
Picnic problems! Fill in the blanks with terms used in the text.
A "" is a tool for removing corks from wine bottles. A "" (2 words) is a tool for removing caps from beer bottles.
A "" is what you sit on to stop your bottom from getting wet or dirty.
A "" (2 words) is a disposable container used to drink liquids.
"" describes utensils such as knives, forks, and spoons used to eat food.
A "" is a tool for removing corks from wine bottles. A "" (2 words) is a tool for removing caps from beer bottles.
A "" is what you sit on to stop your bottom from getting wet or dirty.
A "" (2 words) is a disposable container used to drink liquids.
"" describes utensils such as knives, forks, and spoons used to eat food.
Picnic problems! Fill in the blanks with terms used in the text.
A "corkscrew 1" is a tool for removing corks from wine bottles. A "bottle opener 2" (2 words) is a tool for removing caps from beer bottles.
A "blanket 3" is what you sit on to stop your bottom from getting wet or dirty.
A "plastic cup 4" (2 words) is a disposable container used to drink liquids.
"Cutlery 5" describes utensils such as knives, forks, and spoons used to eat food.
A "corkscrew 1" is a tool for removing corks from wine bottles. A "bottle opener 2" (2 words) is a tool for removing caps from beer bottles.
A "blanket 3" is what you sit on to stop your bottom from getting wet or dirty.
A "plastic cup 4" (2 words) is a disposable container used to drink liquids.
"Cutlery 5" describes utensils such as knives, forks, and spoons used to eat food.
1 corkscrew: A "corkscrew" is a tool for removing corks from wine bottles. It usually has a metallic helix that is inserted (or "screwed") into the cork of a bottle, and is then pulled to remove the cork. It has a different shape to a "bottle opener" which uses a lever action to remove (or "prise") a cap from a bottle.
2 bottle opener: A "bottle opener" is a tool that removes metallic caps from bottles. It has a different shape to a "corkscrew" which has a helix-shaped screw to pull a cork from a bottle. A Swiss army knife will usually have both a corkscrew and a bottle opener attached to it, and enough tools on it to make someone like Macgyver very happy.
3 blanket: A "blanket" is a (usually decorative) thick piece of fabric. It is usually made from wool or cotton. Brian has brought a blanket with him to the picnic so that he can sit on it and not get his clothes dirty.
4 plastic cup: A "plastic cup" is a disposable object or container made of plastic and used to drink liquids. "Plastic cups" are useful for picnics since "glasses" are easily breakable and heavy.
5 Cutlery: "Cutlery" describes tools or utensils (such as forks, knives and spoons) that are used to eat food. Often "plastic cutlery" is used in picnics since it is light and easily disposable.
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