Décrire les Qualités - Véhicules

Plongez dans les expressions idiomatiques anglaises concernant les véhicules, comme "brûler du caoutchouc" et "appeler le siège du passager avant".

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to [grind] to a halt [Phrase]

to gradually slow down and come to a complete stop

Ex: The traffic on the highway began to grind to a halt as a result of a major accident .

to [burn] rubber [Phrase]

to accelerate very fast, particularly so that smoke can be seen coming out from the tires

Ex: The drag racer revved the engine and burned rubber as he sped down the track .

to [have] a lead foot [Phrase]

to have a tendency to drive very fast

Ex: Watch out for the driver in the fast lane ; he 's known to have a lead foot .

to [ride|sit] shotgun [Phrase]

to take the front passenger seat in a vehicle such as a car or truck

Ex: I called dibs to ride shotgun on the road trip ; I want the front seat .

set of wheels [Phrase]

a car, particularly one that is very desirable or expensive

Ex: I just got my driver 's license and ca n't wait to get my own set of wheels .

to [take] a spin [Phrase]

to take a vehicle for a brief, leisurely ride

Ex: On a sunny afternoon , they decided to take a spin around the countryside in their convertible .

to [call] shotgun [Phrase]

to state that one will be sitting in the seat next to the driver in a vehicle

Ex: Before the road trip , everyone rushed to call shotgun for the best view .

Décrire les Qualités
Bonne qualité ou condition	Mauvaise qualité ou état	Ennuyeux ou Intéressant	Comparison
Similaire ou Dissimilaire	Ordre et Propreté	Vieilles & Nouvelles Choses	Forme, Couleur & Texture
Lieu & Position	Emplacement et positionnement	Compatibilité et Incompatibilité	Adéquation et Inadéquation
Utilité et Valeur	Nature	Véhicules	Décrire les qualités