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drift (n.)
amoncellement, congère, dérive, sens général, galerie, idée, tendance, chose à la dérive, force d'impulsion, dérive linguistique, gué , banc de neige
drift (v.)
aller à la dérive, dériver (V;marine), flotter, s'amonceler, détacher l'un de l'autre, rouler sa bosse, bourlinguer, faire dériver, vagabonder, errer, égarer, être emporté, laisser vivre, laisser aller, flâner
drift apart (v.)
dériver (V;marine), détacher l'un de l'autre (se+V)
drift ashore (v.)
échouer (se+V)
drift away (v.)
dériver (V;marine), détacher l'un de l'autre (se+V)
drift from the cities (n.)
drift ice (n.)
drift net (n.)
drift of smoke (n.)
drift off (v.)
assoupir (se+V), dériver (V;marine), détacher l'un de l'autre (se+V), endormir (se+V), ensommeiller (se+V), fermer l'œil (V), s'assoupir, s'endormir
drift off to sleep (v.)
assoupir (se+V), endormir (se+V), ensommeiller (se+V), fermer l'œil (V), s'assoupir, s'endormir
drift sand (n.)
sand drift (n.)
drifting sand (n.)
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drifting (adj.)
↗ be adrift, blow, cast, drift, float, float on the surface, go astray, kick about, kick around, ramble, range, roam, roam about, roam around, roll, rove, stray, stray off, swan, tramp, vagabond, wander, wander about, wander around, wander away
drift (n.)
lieu d'extraction des roches[Classe]
couloir situé sous terre[Classe]
galerie souterraine à usage militaire[Classe]
mine et carrière[DomainDescrip.]
passage, passageway — passage[Hyper.]
drive — creuser[Dérivé]
drift (n.)
strain, tenor — teneur[Hyper.]
aim, drive, get — viser[Dérivé]
drift (n.)
drift (n.)
mass — masse[Hyper.]
drift[Dérivé]
drift (n.)
drift (n.)
drift (n.)
drift (n.)
drift — chose à la dérive[Hyper.]
drift (v. intr.)
s'éloigner d'un lieu[Classe]
dériver, perdre son cap[Classe]
interrompre une relation[Classe]
réciprocité[termes liés]
effectuer une manœuvre pour un bateau[DomaineCollocation]
drift (v. intr.)
voyager beaucoup ou en tous sens[Classe]
drift (v. intr.)
drift (v. intr.)
drift (v. intr.)
alter, change — changer, connaître un changement[Hyper.]
drift, movement, trend — tendance[Dérivé]
drift[Domaine]
drift (v. intr.)
crop, graze, pasture — pacager[Hyper.]
drift (v. intr.)
drift (v. intr.)
errer, aller sans suivre un chemin[Classe]
walk around; walk; amble; mosey — se promener[Classe]
voyager sans but[Classe]
lose one's bearings; lose one's way — perdre son chemin[Classe]
go, go along, locomote, move, travel — aller, déplacer, être en mouvement, mouvoir[Hyper.]
ramble, roam, rove, roving, vagabondage, wander, wandering — errance, tour, vagabondage - drift fishery, drifting, driftnet fishing, drift-netting — dérive, pêche aux filets dérivants - vagabond — vagabond - hiker, tramp, tramper — excursionniste, randonneur - hiker, rambler — randonneur - straggler, strayer — traînard, traînarde - bird of passage, roamer, rover, wanderer — vagabond - meander, ramble - stray — animal errant[Dérivé]
drift, err, stray — dériver, égarer, errer, être emporté - wander — errer[Domaine]
drift (v. intr.)
flotter[Classe]
drift (v. intr.)
drift (v. intr.)
drift (v. intr.)
se laisser aller à la détente[Classe]
ne rien faire (par paresse)[Classe]
vivre au ralenti[Classe]
se libérer d'une tension intérieure[Classe]
désespoir[DomaineCollocation]
exist, live, subsist, survive — subsister, survivre, vivre - apply o.s. to, be concerned with, be engaged in, bury o.s. in, busy, busy o.s. with, dedicate o.s. to, devote o.s. to, employ, engage in, filler, go in for, lose o.s. in, occupy, pass, spend, vow o.s. to — adonner, choser, consacrer, livrer, passer son temps[Hyper.]
free agent, free spirit, freewheeler — esprit libre[Dérivé]
drift — dériver[Domaine]
drift (v. intr.)
vary — varier[Hyper.]
drift[Domaine]
drifting (adj.)
flotter[termes liés]
drifting (adj.)
qui se déplace[Classe]
pauvre, qui manque du nécessaire[Classe]
drifting (n.)
ramble, roam, rove, roving, vagabondage, wander, wandering — errance, tour, vagabondage[Hyper.]
cast, drift, go astray, kick about, kick around, ramble, range, roam, roam about, roam around, roll, rove, stray, stray off, swan, tramp, vagabond, wander, wander about, wander around, wander away — égarer, vagabonder - err — dériver, être emporté, s'égarer[Dérivé]
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