POSE - Traduzione inglese-francese

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inglese

francese

I. pose [ingl brit pəʊz, ingl am poʊz] SOST

1. pose (for portrait, photo):

pose

pose f

to adopt a pose

adopter une pose

2. pose (posture):

pose pegg

pose f

pose pegg

frime f

it's all a pose

c'est pour épater la galerie colloq

to strike a pose dancer, model:

prendre une pose

to strike an aggressive/disdainful pose

prendre un air agressif/méprisant

II. pose [ingl brit pəʊz, ingl am poʊz] VB vb trans (present)

pose problem

poser (for pour)

pose challenge

présenter (to à)

pose threat, risk

représenter (to pour)

pose question

soulever (about de)

III. pose [ingl brit pəʊz, ingl am poʊz] VB vb intr

1. pose (for artist):

pose

poser (for pour, with avec)

to pose for one's portrait

se faire faire son portrait

2. pose (in front of mirror, audience):

pose

prendre des poses

3. pose (masquerade):

to pose as nurse, salesman

se faire passer pour

4. pose (posture):

pose pegg

frimer

muscular attitude, pose

musclé

wantonly act, pose, smile

de façon dévergondée

provocative pose, behaviour, dress

provocant

to pose a threat to

être une menace pour

francese

inglese

attitude (pose)

pose

attitude

pose

ce n'est qu'une attitude

it's just a pose

se composer une attitude

to adopt a pose

pose

pose

prendre une pose provocante/solennelle

to strike a provocative/solemn pose

pose

pose

garder ou tenir la pose

to keep ou hold the pose

concurrencer produit, invention:

to pose a threat to

faire peser une menace sur qn/qc

to pose a threat to sb/sth

menacer pays, santé

to pose a threat to

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inglese

francese

pose¹ [pəʊz, ingl am poʊz] VB vb trans

1. pose (cause):

pose

poser

pose difficulty

soulever

pose threat

présenter

2. pose (ask):

pose question

poser

to pose questions

questionner

I. pose² [pəʊz, ingl am poʊz] VB vb intr

1. pose (assume a position):

pose person

poser

2. pose (behave in an affected manner):

pose

se donner des airs

3. pose (pretend to be):

to pose as sb/sth

se faire passer pour qn/qc

II. pose² [pəʊz, ingl am poʊz] SOST

1. pose (bodily position):

pose

pose f

2. pose (pretence):

pose

affectation f

to pose a threat to sth

menacer qc

to pose a problem for sb

créer un problème à qn

assume air, pose

prendre

to strike a pose

poser

to strike a pose fig

faire des manières

francese

inglese

pose ARTE, FOTO

pose

poser pour qn/qc

to pose for sb/sth

nel dizionario PONS

inglese

francese

I. pose [poʊz] VB vb intr

1. pose (assume a position):

pose person

poser

2. pose (pretend to be):

to pose as sb/sth

se faire passer pour qn/qc

3. pose (behave in an affected manner):

pose

se donner des airs

II. pose [poʊz] VB vb trans

1. pose (cause):

pose

poser

pose difficulty

soulever

pose threat

présenter

2. pose (ask):

pose question

poser

to pose questions

questionner

III. pose [poʊz] SOST

1. pose (bodily position):

pose

pose f

to strike a pose

poser pour la galerie

2. pose (pretense):

pose

affectation f

to pose a threat to sth

menacer qc

to pose a problem for sb

créer un problème à qn

assume air, pose

prendre

to strike a pose

poser

to strike a pose fig

faire des manières

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inglese

pose ARTE, FOTO

pose

poser pour qn/qc

to pose for sb/sth

Present

I	pose
you	pose
he/she/it	poses
we	pose
you	pose
they	pose

Past

I	posed
you	posed
he/she/it	posed
we	posed
you	posed
they	posed

Present Perfect

I	have	posed
you	have	posed
he/she/it	has	posed
we	have	posed
you	have	posed
they	have	posed

Past Perfect

I	had	posed
you	had	posed
he/she/it	had	posed
we	had	posed
you	had	posed
they	had	posed

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

It also assumes that each students needs accrue the same level of costs.

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I assume she means a present of some sort.

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Do not assume that they're the same unless specified by the source.

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For simplicity assume that productivity, as measured by marginal product of labor, in the nontradable sector is equal between countries and normalized to one.

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It was assumed that the four had either been crushed by the ice, or had fallen through it.

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