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CABS (compressions thoraciques, voies aériennes et respiration)

Initialism of chest compressions, airway and breathing.

Examples :

"The first aid instructor taught the students about CABs. "

L'instructeur de premiers secours a enseigné les CABS aux étudiants.

medicine aid body

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Boisson alcoolisée caféinée

Initialism of caffeinated alcoholic beverage.

Examples :

""The bar offers a variety of drinks, including beers, wines, and a few different cabs for those needing an extra kick." "

Le bar propose une variété de boissons, notamment des bières, des vins et quelques boissons alcoolisées caféinées différentes pour ceux qui ont besoin d'un coup de fouet.

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Taxis, taxi

A taxi; a taxicab.

Examples :

"After the concert, we hailed three cabs to get everyone home quickly. "

Après le concert, nous avons hélé trois taxis pour ramener tout le monde rapidement à la maison.

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Cabine, tour

Shelter at the top of an air traffic control tower or fire lookout tower

Examples :

"The air traffic controllers worked high above the airfield in the tower's cabs, carefully guiding planes. "

Les contrôleurs aériens travaillaient au sommet de l'aérodrome dans les tours, guidant attentivement les avions.

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Taxis, cabriolets

Any of several four-wheeled carriages; a cabriolet

Examples :

"The children saw several cabs whizzing past the school on their way to the park. "

Les enfants ont vu plusieurs taxis filer devant l'école en se rendant au parc.

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verb

Prendre un taxi

To travel by taxicab.

Examples :

""Since it was raining, we decided to cab to the restaurant instead of walk." "

Comme il pleuvait, nous avons décidé de prendre un taxi pour aller au restaurant au lieu de marcher.

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Cab

A former Hebrew unit of volume, about equal to 1.3 L as a dry measure or 1.25 L as a liquid measure.

Examples :

""The ancient recipe calls for two cabs of barley, roughly equivalent to 2.6 liters today." "

La recette ancienne exige deux cabs d'orge, ce qui équivaut à environ 2,6 litres aujourd'hui.

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Borne d'arcade

An arcade cabinet, the unit in which a video game is housed in a gaming arcade.

Examples :

"The noisy arcade was filled with flashing lights from dozens of cabs. "

La salle d'arcade bruyante était remplie de lumières clignotantes provenant de dizaines de bornes d'arcade.

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