Summary
needle {noun}
aiguille · saphir de tourne-disque · obélisque
to needle {verb}
agacer · embêter
Synonyms
needle: goad · phonograph needle · acerate leaf
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English-French translation for "needle"
"needle" French translation
needle {noun}
They see the doctor coming with the needle.
It'll try and survive; crawl away from a hot needle, say.
knitting needle
darning needle
needle holder
needle {noun}
to needle {verb}
to needle [needled|needled] {vb} (also: to irritate, to annoy, to aggravate, to exasperate)
to needle [needled|needled] {vb} (also: to bug, to niggle)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "needle":
© Princeton Universitygoad · phonograph needle · acerate leaf
Usage examples
Similar translations for "needle" in French
Let's really bury the needle, huh?
I wholeheartedly support what Mr Needle said in this regard.
I tried to say this in my answer to Mr Needle.
That is why I have voted against the Needle report.
Mr Needle's excellent report also makes this plain.
Mr Needle made a very telling point when he said that the House has a rare opportunity.
I would like to thank Mr Needle for his positive reaction to the Council's reply.
I do not intend to repeat the praise that has already been heaped on Mr Needle's excellent report.
That is what Mr Needle's report seeks to do, and consequently we are happy to approve it.
The Needle report on the European Union's new public health policy seems to ignore this fact completely.
The emergence of HIV in the 1980s led to the introduction of needle- and syringe-exchange programmes.
Mr President, to some extent I feel that the wonderful camel of the Constitution has now approached the eye of the needle.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Mr Needle has gone to great trouble with the hearing in committee.
Of course, there are no across-the-board solutions, and the rapporteur, Mr Needle, was right to point that out.
For example, it has tabled proposals for recovery rooms, rooms for injecting heroin under supervision and needle exchange programmes.
Mr Linser has rightly said that this project, as Mr Needle presents it, is for the most part in Europe's interest.
I give the floor to Mrs Gradin to answer Mr Needle's question on this surprising increase in imports of cigarettes.
Mr President, the Committee on External Economic Relations welcomes the excellent report by Mr Needle.
First of all, can I say that both Mr Needle and myself submitted similar questions to the Council and the Council grouped them together.
Some aspects of the approach adopted in the Needle report are good, but in other places it oversteps the mark.

