Interglot - "jet" traducido de inglés a francés

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jet:
- fontaine; jet d'eau; avion à réaction
Wiktionary:
- jet → jais, noir de jais, gicleur, jet, ajoutage, ajoutoir, ajutage, ajutoir
- jet → jet, jet d'eau

Inglés

Traducciones detalladas de jet de inglés a francés

the jet (fountain)
la fontaine; le jet d'eau
- fontaine [la ~] sustantivo
- jet d'eau [le ~] sustantivo
the jet (jet plane)
l'avion à réaction
- avion à réaction [le ~] sustantivo

Noun	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
avion à réaction	jet; jet plane
fontaine	fountain; jet	well
jet d'eau	fountain; jet	jet of water; spurt of water
-	K; blue jet; cat valium; fountain; green; honey oil; jet plane; jet-propelled plane; reverse lightning; special K; spirt; spurt; squirt; super C; super acid
Verb	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
-	gush
Adjective	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
-	coal-black; jet-black; pitchy; sooty

coal-black; jet-black; pitchy; sooty; achromatic
jet plane; jet-propelled plane; airplane; aeroplane; plane
squirt; spurt; spirt; discharge; outpouring; run
lignite; brown coal; wood coal
K; super acid; special K; honey oil; green; cat valium; super C; ketamine; ketamine hydrochloride; Ketalar
fountain; flow; flowing
gush; run; flow; feed; course
fly; aviate; pilot

of the blackest black; similar to the color of jet or coal¹
an artificially produced flow of water¹
an airplane powered by one or more jet engines¹
street names for ketamine¹
the occurrence of a sudden discharge (as of liquid)¹
atmospheric discharges (lasting 10 msec) bursting from the tops of giant storm clouds in blue cones that widen as they flash upward¹
a hard black form of lignite that takes a brilliant polish and is used in jewelry or ornamentation¹
issue in a jet; come out in a jet; stream or spring forth¹
- Water jetted forth¹
- flames were jetting out of the building¹
fly a jet plane¹

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jet

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Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• jet	→ jet	↔ jet — een straalvliegtuig
• jet	→ jet d'eau	↔ Fontäne — durch Druck aus dem Boden, der Erde gepresste Wassersäule