CONSTANT - Traduzione inglese-francese

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francese

I. constant [ingl brit ˈkɒnst(ə)nt, ingl am ˈkɑnstənt] SOST

1. constant (gen):

constant: facteur m constant (in de)

2. constant:

constant MAT, FIS: constante f

II. constant [ingl brit ˈkɒnst(ə)nt, ingl am ˈkɑnstənt] AGG

constant source, pressure, problem, protection, reminder, temptation, fear, threat: permanent

constant care, growth, improvement, speed, temperature: constant

constant demands, disputes, questions: incessant

constant attempts, visits: répété

constant companion: éternel/-elle

heat constant SOST

heat constant: constante f calorifique

time constant SOST ELETTRON

time constant: constante f de temps

constant bickering: éternelles querelles fpl or chamailleries

there are constant interruptions: on est constamment interrompu

constant childbearing: grossesses fpl répétées

francese

inglese

constant (constante): constant

constant (constante) (stable) vitesse, qualité: constant

constant (constante) personne (dans ses affections): constant

constante MAT, FIS: constant

tes taquineries incessantes: your constant teasing

incessant (incessante) changements: constant

j'en ai assez de sa sempiternelle ritournelle!: I'm fed up with his constant harping on!

inglese

francese

I. constant [ˈkɒnstənt, ingl am ˈkɑ:n-] SOST

constant: constante f

II. constant [ˈkɒnstənt, ingl am ˈkɑ:n-] AGG

1. constant (continuous):

constant: constant(e)

constant chatter: ininterrompu(e)

constant noise: persistant(e)

constant shelling: permanent(e)

2. constant (unchanging):

constant love: durable

constant support: inébranlable

constant temperature: constante

3. constant (frequent):

constant use: fréquent(e)

to be in constant trouble with sb: avoir fréquemment des ennuis avec qn

he seems to have a constant compulsion to eat: il semble avoir un besoin de manger permanent et irrépressible

francese

inglese

constante: constant

constant(e): constant

continuel(le): constant

éternel(le) recommencement: constant

être d'humeur changeante: to have constant mood changes

défiler voitures, rames: to come by in a constant stream

de tous les instants: constant

en raison de fuites répétées: owing to constant leaks

inglese

francese

I. constant [ˈkan(t)·stənt] SOST

constant: constante f

II. constant [ˈkan(t)·stənt] AGG

1. constant (continuous):

constant: constant(e)

constant chatter: ininterrompu(e)

constant noise: persistant(e)

constant shelling: permanent(e)

2. constant (unchanging):

constant love: durable

constant support: inébranlable

constant temperature: constant(e)

3. constant (frequent):

constant use: fréquent(e)

to be in constant trouble with sb: avoir fréquemment des ennuis avec qn

he seems to have a constant compulsion to eat: il semble avoir un besoin de manger permanent et irrépressible

francese

inglese

constante: constant

constant(e): constant

continuel(le): constant

éternel(le) recommencement: constant

être d'humeur changeante: to have constant mood swings

en raison de fuites répétées: owing to constant leaks

de tous les instants: constant

défiler voitures, rames: to come by in a constant stream

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Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

he seems to have a constant compulsion to eat: il semble avoir un besoin de manger permanent et irrépressible

to be in constant trouble with sb: avoir fréquemment des ennuis avec qn

défiler voitures, rames: to come by in a constant stream

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Pleasure is one major distinction between an addiction and a compulsion (as it is experienced in obsessive-compulsive disorder).

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They set forth that all compulsion in religion should be removed.

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The compulsion can be extremely difficult to control in many cases.

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Compulsion, embodied in the strict music, may seem to spur protest in the free passages.

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Moreover, the obsessions or compulsions must be time-consuming (taking up more than one hour per day) or cause impairment in social, occupational, or scholastic functioning.

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