REMOTE CENTRAL LOCKING - Traduzione inglese-francese

remote central locking SOST

remote central locking

verrouillage m centralisé à distance

inglese

francese

central locking

verrouillage m central or centralisé

francese

inglese

verrouillage centralisé

central locking

condamnation électronique ou centralisée des portières

central locking

verrouillage centralisé, verrouillage central, verrouillage centralisé des portes AUTO CORSE

central locking

I. locking [ingl brit ˈlɒkɪŋ] SOST (gen)

locking INFORM

verrouillage m

II. locking [ingl brit ˈlɒkɪŋ] AGG

locking draw, door

qui ferme à clé

locking petrol cap

antivol

central locking SOST AUTO CORSE

central locking

verrouillage m central or centralisé

I. lock [ingl brit lɒk, ingl am lɑk] SOST

1. lock:

lock (with key)

serrure f

lock (with bolt)

verrou m

there's no lock on the bathroom door

il n'y a pas de verrou à la porte de la salle de bains

under lock and key

sous clé

2. lock (of hair):

lock

mèche f

long/curly locks

cheveux mpl longs/bouclés

3. lock NAUT:

lock

écluse f

4. lock (in wrestling):

lock

clé f

arm/leg lock

clé de bras/jambe

5. lock (in rugby):

lock

avant m de deuxième ligne

6. lock AUTO CORSE:

lock

rayon m de braquage

to have a good lock car:

bien braquer

half lock

demi-braquage m

7. lock INFORM:

lock

verrouillage m

8. lock (on firearm):

lock

percuteur m

II. lock [ingl brit lɒk, ingl am lɑk] VB vb trans

1. lock (close securely):

lock (with key)

fermer [qc] à clé

lock (with bolt)

verrouiller

to lock sth in a drawer

enfermer qc dans un tiroir

2. lock INFORM:

lock file

verrouiller

3. lock fig:

to be locked in combat armies:

être aux prises

two lovers locked in an embrace

deux amants enlacés

to lock horns lett animals:

lutter cornes contre cornes

to lock horns fig people:

se disputer violemment

III. lock [ingl brit lɒk, ingl am lɑk] VB vb intr

1. lock (close securely):

lock door, drawer:

fermer à clé

2. lock (seize up):

lock wheel, steering wheel:

se bloquer

I. remote [ingl brit rɪˈməʊt, ingl am rəˈmoʊt] SOST

1. remote:

remote RADIO, TV

émission f en direct (en dehors des studios)

2. remote colloq AUDIO (gadget):

remote

télécommande f

II. remote [ingl brit rɪˈməʊt, ingl am rəˈmoʊt] AGG

1. remote (distant):

remote era

lointain

remote antiquity

haut

remote ancestor, country, planet

éloigné

in the remote future/past

dans un avenir/passé lointain

in the remote distance

au lointain

in the remotest corner of Asia

au fin fond de l'Asie

2. remote (isolated):

remote area, village

isolé

remote from society

à l'écart de la société

the leaders are too remote from the people

les dirigeants sont isolés du peuple

3. remote (aloof) fig:

remote person

distant

4. remote (slight):

remote chance, connection, resemblance

vague, infime

I haven't (got) the remotest idea

je n'en ai pas la moindre idée

there is only a remote possibility that they survived

il est très peu probable qu'ils aient survécu

5. remote INFORM:

remote printer, terminal

satellite

I. Central [Region] (in Scotland)

Central [Region]

la région Central

II. central [ingl brit ˈsɛntr(ə)l, ingl am ˈsɛntrəl] AGG

1. central (in the middle):

central area, courtyard, district

central

in central London

dans le centre de Londres

2. central (in the town centre):

central house, apartment etc

situé en centre-ville

we need a central location for the office

il nous faut un bureau situé au centre-ville

3. central (key):

central argument, feature, message, role

principal

to be central to sth

être essentiel à qc

4. central:

central AMMIN, POL control, management, government, funding, planning

central

verrouillage central [ou centralisé]

central locking

lock¹ [lɒk, ingl am lɑ:k] SOST

lock

mèche f de cheveux

I. lock² [lɒk, ingl am lɑ:k] SOST

1. lock (fastening device):

lock

serrure f

combination lock

serrure à combinaison

2. lock (unit of a canal):

lock

écluse f

3. lock (wrestling hold):

lock

clef f

to hold sb in a body lock

immobiliser qn avec son corps

4. lock ingl Aus, ingl brit AUTO:

lock

antivol m

locuzioni:

lock, stock and barrel

dans sa totalité

to be under lock and key

être enfermé à clef

II. lock² [lɒk, ingl am lɑ:k] VB vb trans

1. lock (fasten with a lock):

lock

fermer à clef

lock

barrer franc can

2. lock (confine safely):

lock

enfermer

3. lock (be held fast):

to be locked

être bloqué

to be locked (be jammed)

être coincé

to be locked in the ice

être pris dans les glaces

locuzioni:

to lock horns over sth

se disputer pour qc

III. lock² [lɒk, ingl am lɑ:k] VB vb intr

lock

se bloquer

remote <-er, -est [or more remote, most remote]> [rɪˈməʊt, ingl am -ˈmoʊt] AGG

1. remote (distant in place):

remote

lointain(e)

2. remote (far from towns):

remote

isolé(e)

3. remote (distant in time):

remote

éloigné(e)

4. remote (standoffish):

remote

distant(e)

5. remote (unlikely):

remote likelihood

infime

locuzioni:

not to have the remotest idea about sth

ne pas avoir la moindre idée de qc

central [ˈsentrəl] AGG

1. central (close to the middle):

central

central(e)

2. central (paramount):

central

primordial(e)

central issue

essentiel(le)

3. central (national):

central bank

central(e)

verrouillage centralisé

central locking

I. lock¹ [lak] SOST

1. lock (fastening device):

lock

serrure f

combination lock

serrure à combinaison

2. lock (unit of a canal):

lock

écluse f

3. lock (wrestling hold):

lock

clef f

to hold sb in a body lock

immobiliser qn avec son corps

locuzioni:

lock, stock and barrel

dans sa totalité

to be under lock and key

être enfermé à clef

II. lock¹ [lak] VB vb trans

1. lock (fasten with a lock):

lock

fermer à clef

lock

barrer franc can

2. lock (confine safely):

lock

enfermer

3. lock (be held fast):

to be locked

être bloqué

to be locked (be jammed)

être coincé

to be locked in the ice

être pris dans les glaces

locuzioni:

to lock horns over sth

se disputer pour qc

III. lock¹ [lak] VB vb intr

lock

se bloquer

lock² [lak] SOST

lock

mèche f de cheveux

remote <-er, -est [or more remote, most remote]> [rɪ·ˈmoʊt] AGG

1. remote (distant in place):

remote

lointain(e)

2. remote (far from towns):

remote

isolé(e)

3. remote (distant in time):

remote

éloigné(e)

4. remote (standoffish):

remote

distant(e)

5. remote (unlikely):

remote likelihood

infime

locuzioni:

not to have the remotest idea about sth

ne pas avoir la moindre idée de qc

central [ˈsen·tr ə l] AGG

1. central (close to the middle):

central

central(e)

2. central (paramount):

central

primordial(e)

central issue

essentiel(le)

3. central (national):

central bank

central(e)

Present

I	lock
you	lock
he/she/it	locks
we	lock
you	lock
they	lock

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

This can be used with both local and remote programs.

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It is quite remote and unpopulated, except in the late summer as it is a popular hunting spot.

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The third statement will then cause yet another round-trip to the same remote machine.

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These are not very popular due to the often remote and roadless locations.

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A variety of scientific studies of remote viewing have been conducted.

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