Results for elastoplast translation from English to French

elastoplast
hansaplast

elastoplast allergy
allergie aux élastoplastiques

needleless microprotrusion elastoplast system
systÈme de microperfusion sans aiguille adaptÉ sur un bandage Élastoplaste

the use of adhesive tape, elastoplast or similar products is strictly prohibited;
l'utilisation de ruban adhésif, de sparadrap ou de produits analogues est strictement interdite;

adhesive bandages the generic term adhesive bandages refers to commercial brands such as band-aid ® and elastoplast ®.
bandages adhésifs le terme générique de bandages adhésifs est utilisé pour indique les produits de marques comme band-aid ® et elastoplast ®.

a non-exhaustive selection of common british english terms not commonly used in australian english include (australian usage in brackets): artic/articulated lorry (semi-trailer); aubergine (eggplant); bank holiday (public holiday); bedsit (one-bedroom apartment); bespoke (custom); bin lorry (garbage truck); black pudding (blood sausage); cagoule (raincoat); candy floss (fairy floss); cash machine (automatic teller machine/atm); child-minder (babysitter); clingfilm (glad wrap/cling-wrap); courgette (zucchini); crisps (chips/potato chips); doddle (bludge); dungarees (overalls); dustbin (garbage/rubbish bin); dustcart (garbage/rubbish truck); duvet (doona); elastoplast/plaster (band-aid); estate car (station wagon); fairy cake (cupcake/patty cake); flannel ((face) washer/wash cloth); free phone (toll-free); football (soccer); high street (main street); hoover (vacuum cleaner); ice lolly (ice block/icy pole); kitchen roll (paper towel); lavatory (toilet); lorry (truck); off-licence (bottle shop); pavement (footpath); red/green pepper (capsicum); pillar box (mail box); plimsoll (sandshoe); pushchair (pram/stroller); saloon (sedan); sweets (lollies); utility room (laundry); wellington boots (gumboots).
l’anglais australien et plusieurs dialectes britanniques (cockney, scouse, glaswegian (à glasgow), geordie (dialecte de newcastle upon tyne) utilisent le mot « "mate" » (« type »).