Rock - traduction, prononciation, transcription
Amer.
|rɑːk|
Brit.
|rɒk|
noun
- un morceau ou une masse de matière minérale dure consolidéeEd (syn: stone)
- (figuratif) quelqu'un qui est fort, stable et fiableEd
- un genre de musique populaire originaire des années 1950; Ed (syn: rock' n' roll, rock-and-roll)
he threw a rock at me
- matériau constitué de l'agrégat de minéraux comme ceux qui composent la croûte terrestreEd (syn: stone)that mountain is solid rock
- Gynécologue américain et fervent catholique qui a mené les premiers essais cliniques de la pilule contraceptive orale (1890-1984)Ed- (figuratif) quelqu'un qui est fort, stable et fiableEd
he was her rock during the crisis
Thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church
- bonbons durs de couleur vive (généralement aromatisés à la menthe poivrée)EdThou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church
- un genre de musique populaire originaire des années 1950; Ed (syn: rock' n' roll, rock-and-roll)
rock is a generic term for the range of styles that evolved out of rock'n'roll.
- tanguer dangereusement d'un côtéEd (syn: careen, sway, tilt)verb
- se déplacer d'avant en arrière ou de côtéEd (syn: shake, sway)
the ship was rocking
She rocked back and forth on her feet
- cause de va-et-vientEd (syn: sway)She rocked back and forth on her feet
rock the cradle
rock the baby
rock the baby
Matrix of words
noun
- le rock
— rock,
roc
- la roche — rock
- le rocher — rock, boulder
- le roc — rock
- le galet — pebble, stone, rock
- le diamant — diamond, ice, rock, glass-cutter
- l' argent — money, silver, cash, argent, currency, rock
- le bouchon de carafe — rock
- la roche — rock
- le rocher — rock, boulder
- le roc — rock
- le galet — pebble, stone, rock
- le diamant — diamond, ice, rock, glass-cutter
- l' argent — money, silver, cash, argent, currency, rock
- le bouchon de carafe — rock
verb
- bercer
— rock
- balancer — swing, balance, rock, hurl, fling, countervail
- secouer — shake, shake up, rock, jolt, jog, jerk
- être ébranlé — rock
- se balancer — swing, sway, rock, dangle, roll, teeter
- ébranler — shake, undermine, weaken, unsettle, rock, rattle
- bouleverser — upset, shake, subvert, shake up, shock, rock
- se chanceler — teeter, rock
- balancer — swing, balance, rock, hurl, fling, countervail
- secouer — shake, shake up, rock, jolt, jog, jerk
- être ébranlé — rock
- se balancer — swing, sway, rock, dangle, roll, teeter
- ébranler — shake, undermine, weaken, unsettle, rock, rattle
- bouleverser — upset, shake, subvert, shake up, shock, rock
- se chanceler — teeter, rock
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