bolt

bolt
bolt [bəʊlt]
1. noun
   a. [of door, window] verrou m ; [of lock] pêne m ; (for nut) boulon m
   b. ( = bolt of lightning) éclair m
• it was a bolt from the blue ça a été comme un coup de tonnerre
   c. ► to make a bolt for it > (inf) filer (inf)
• he made a bolt for the door il a bondi vers la porte
2. adverb
• bolt upright droit comme un i
3. intransitive verb
   a. ( = run away) [horse] s'emballer ; [person] filer (inf)
   b. ( = move quickly) foncer (inf)
• he bolted along the corridor il a foncé dans le couloir
4. transitive verb
   a. [+ food] engloutir
• don't bolt your food ne mange pas trop vite
   b. [+ door, window] verrouiller
5. compounds
► bolt-hole noun (British) abri m
► bolt-on (inf) adjective supplémentaire
* * *
[bəʊlt] 1.
noun
1) (lock) verrou m
2) (screw) boulon m
3)

bolt of lightning — coup m de foudre

4) (of cloth) rouleau m (de tissu)
5) (for crossbow) carreau m
6) (for rifle) culasse f mobile
7) (in mountaineering) piton m à expansion
8) (dash) départ m précipité

to make a bolt for it — décamper (colloq)

2.
bolt upright adjectival phrase droit comme un i
3.
transitive verb
1) (lock) verrouiller

to be bolted shut — être fermé au verrou

2) Construction boulonner
3) (also bolt down) (swallow) engloutir [food]
4.
intransitive verb [horse] s'emballer; [rabbit, person] détaler (colloq)

to bolt out/off — sortir/partir à toute allure

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a bolt from ou out of the blue — un coup de tonnerre


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