wipe

wipe
wipe
A n
1 (act of wiping) (with dry cloth) coup m de torchon ; (with wet cloth) coup m d'éponge ; to give sth a wipe essuyer qch [table, work surface] ; nettoyer qch [bath, sink] ;
2 (disposable cloth) lingette f ; Med tampon m ; antiseptic wipe lingette f antiseptique ; baby wipes lingettes fpl pour bébé ; surface wipe lingette nettoyante ;
3 Cin effaçage m.
B vtr
1 (mop) essuyer [part of body, crockery, surface] (on sur ; with avec) ; she wiped her eyes elle s'est essuyé les yeux ; he wiped the sweat from his eyes il s'est essuyé la sueur qui lui coulait dans les yeux ; to wipe one's nose se moucher ; she wiped the baby's nose elle a mouché le bébé ; to wipe one's bottom se torcher ; she wiped the baby's bottom elle a torché le bébé ; to wipe sth clean essuyer qch ; ‘please wipe your feet’ (sign) ‘prière de s'essuyer les pieds’ ; wipe that smile/grin off your face! cesse de sourire/de ricaner! ;
2 Cin, Comput, Radio, TV effacer.
Phrasal verbs
wipe away :
wipe away [sth], wipe [sth] away essuyer [tears, sweat] ; faire partir [dirt, mark].
wipe down :
wipe down [sth], wipe [sth] down nettoyer [wall, floor].
wipe off :
wipe off [sth], wipe [sth] off
1 faire partir [dirt, mark] ;
2 Audio, Cin, Comput, Video effacer.
wipe out :
wipe out [sth], wipe [sth] out
1 lit (clean) nettoyer [container, cupboard] ;
2 Audio, Cin, Comput, Video effacer ;
3 fig (cancel) effacer [memory, past] ; liquider [debt] ; annuler [chances, inflation, gains, losses] ; (kill) anéantir [species, enemy, population] ;
4 Sport (defeat) lessiver .
wipe up :
wipe up essuyer la vaisselle ;
wipe up [sth], wipe [sth] up essuyer.

Big English-French dictionary. 2003.

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