sort w języku angielskim
| Francuski | Angielski |
|---|---|
| sort nom {m} | fate [fates]◼◼◼(that which predetermines events) spell [spells]◼◼◼(magical effect of such incantation) spell [spells]◼◼◼(magical incantation) lot [lots]◼◼◼(part or fate that befalls one) hex [hexes]◼◼◻(an evil spell or curse) |
| sorte nom {f} | kind [kinds]◼◼◼(type, race, category) |
| sorti adjectif | out◼◼◼(released, available for purchase) |
| sorti d'affaire preposition | out of the woods◼◼◼(out of peril) |
| sorti du placard adjectif | out◼◼◼(openly acknowledging that one is LGBT+) |
| sortie nom {f} | exit [exits]◼◼◼(action of going out or going away, or leaving, see also: departure) exit [exits]◼◼◼(minor road used to leave a major road) exit [exits]◼◼◼(passage or opening through which one can go from inside a place to the outside) exit [exits]◼◼◼(way out) exit [exits]◼◼◼noun release [releases]◼◼◼(product made recently available) output [outputs]◼◼◼(data sent out of the computer) sortie [sorties]◼◼◻(operational flight carried out by a single military aircraft) outflow [outflows]◼◼◻(Process of flowing out) issue [issues]◼◼◻(act of flowing out) egress◼◼◻(process of exiting) out [outs]◼◻◻(means of exit) |
| sortie nom | resort [resorts]◼◻◻(something or someone turned to for safety) |
| sortie de bain nom {f} | bathrobe [bathrobes]◼◼◼(terrycloth robe) |
| sortie de secours nom {f} | emergency exit◼◼◼(exit for evacuation) |
| sortie du placard nom {f} | come out of the closet◼◼◼(self-disclosure of sexual orientation) |
| sortie extravéhiculaire nom {f} | extravehicular activity◼◼◼(work outside of spacecraft) |
| sortie scolaire nom {f} | field trip◼◼◼(educational trip) |
| sortilège nom {m} | hex [hexes]◼◼◼(an evil spell or curse) jinx [jinxes]◼◻◻(a hex; an evil spell) |
| sortir verbe | release [released, releasing, releases]◼◼◼(to make available to the public) exit [exited, exiting, exits]◼◼◼(to go out or go away from a place or situation, see also: depart; leave) get out◼◼◼(to leave or escape) get out◼◼◼(to publish something) get out◼◼◼(to help someone leave) get out◼◼◼(to spend free time out of the house) get out◼◼◼(to take something from its container) go out◼◼◼(to leave, especially a building) go out◼◼◼(to leave one's abode to go to public places) come out◼◼◼(to be published, be issued) come out◼◼◼(to exit) |
