CAUSING - Traduzione inglese-francese

inglese

francese

cancer-causing AGG

cancer-causing

cancérigène

I. cause [ingl brit kɔːz, ingl am kɔz] SOST

1. cause (reason):

cause

cause f

cause

raison f (of de)

there is/he has cause for concern/optimism/alarm/complaint

il y a/il a des raisons de s'inquiéter/d'être optimiste/de s'alarmer/de se plaindre

to give sb cause to do

donner à qn des raisons de faire

to have cause to do

avoir des raisons de faire

to give cause for concern

susciter des inquiétudes

the immediate/root cause

la cause directe/première

with good cause

pour cause, à juste titre

without good cause

sans motif valable

2. cause (objective):

cause

cause f

a lost cause

une cause perdue

for a good cause

pour une bonne cause

all in a good cause

pour la bonne cause

in the cause of equality/freedom

pour la cause de l'égalité/la liberté

to make common cause with sb

faire cause commune avec qn

3. cause DIR (grounds):

cause

cause f

a challenge for/without cause

une récusation pour/sans motif déterminé

contributory cause

cause accessoire

primary cause

cause première

to show cause

exposer ses raisons

4. cause DIR (court action):

cause

action f

cause of action

motif m d'action en justice

II. cause [ingl brit kɔːz, ingl am kɔz] VB vb trans

cause damage, flooding, grief, problem

causer, occasionner

cause chaos, delay, controversy, reaction

provoquer

cause excitement, surprise

susciter

cause suffering

entraîner

cause dismay, confusion

amener

to cause sb to cry/leave

faire pleurer/partir qn

to cause sb problems/anxiety

causer des problèmes/de l'inquiétude à qn

to cause trouble

créer des problèmes

to cause cancer/migraine

donner or provoquer un cancer/la migraine

cause célèbre SOST

cause célèbre

cause f célèbre

final cause SOST FILOS

final cause

cause f finale

the heat was causing him some discomfort

il souffrait de la chaleur

‘may cause drowsiness’ (on medication)

‘risque de somnolence’

to cause a furore (reaction, excitement)

soulever les passions

to cause a furore (outrage)

faire scandale

to cause a furore (acclaim)

provoquer l'enthousiasme

in (the) furtherance of ambition, cause

pour servir

francese

inglese

occasionner

to cause, to occasion form

occasionner qc à qn

to cause sb sth

déchaîner ou déclencher l'hilarité générale

to cause great mirth

inglese

francese

I. cause [kɔ:z] SOST

1. cause (origin):

cause

cause f

he is the cause of all her woes

il est à l'origine de tous ses malheurs

2. cause no pl (motive):

cause

raison f

3. cause no pl (objective):

cause

cause f

4. cause (movement):

cause

cause f

to act for the cause of democracy

agir pour la démocratie

5. cause (court case):

cause

affaire f

II. cause [kɔ:z] VB vb trans

cause

provoquer

cause trouble, delay

causer

to cause sb harm

faire du tort à qn

the teacher's remarks caused the child to cry

les remarques du maître ont fait pleurer l'enfant

root cause SOST

root cause

cause f première

to cause a furore

déclencher la fureur

to cause an obstruction

faire obstruction

francese

inglese

occasionner

to cause

prêter à controverse

to cause controversy

devenir inquiétant

to cause anxiety

traumatiser qn

to cause sb trauma

motiver

to cause

causer

to cause

inglese

francese

I. cause [kɔz] SOST

1. cause (origin):

cause

cause f

he is the cause of all her woes

il est à l'origine de tous ses malheurs

2. cause (motive):

cause

raison f

3. cause (objective):

cause

cause f

4. cause (movement):

cause

cause f

to act for the cause of democracy

agir pour la démocratie

5. cause (court case):

cause

affaire f

II. cause [kɔz] VB vb trans

cause

provoquer

cause trouble, delay

causer

to cause sb harm

faire du tort à qn

the teacher's remarks caused the child to cry

les remarques fpl du maître ont fait pleurer l'enfant

root cause SOST

root cause

cause f première

to cause a furor

déclencher la fureur

to cause an obstruction

faire obstruction

francese

inglese

occasionner

to cause

causer du désagrément à qn

to cause sb trouble

faire du remue-ménage

to cause a commotion

démotiver

to cause to lose motivation

devenir inquiétant

to cause anxiety

traumatiser qn

to cause sb trauma

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Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Similar to the firing pin block, the obstruction to the hammer's travel is removed as a consequence of pulling the trigger.

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Ultrasonic sensors can see around obstructions and are best for areas with cabinets and shelving, restrooms, and open areas requiring 360-degree coverage.

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People in this stage should seek immediate medical attention, as obstruction in the throat may require intubation or a tracheotomy.

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Obstructions, bad construction and the threat of toxic gases created additional hazards.

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There is the additional topological obstruction to the existence of this structure.

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