tencel nell'Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Traduzioni di tencel nel dizionario inglese»francese

I.tender [ingl brit ˈtɛndə, ingl am ˈtɛndər] SOST

1. tender (currency) → legal tender

2. tender FERR:

tender

tender m

3. tender NAUT:

tender (for people)

embarcation f

tender (for supplies)

ravitailleur m

4. tender (fire engine):

tender

camion m de pompiers

5. tender:

tender ECON, FIN

offre f

tender ECON, FIN

soumission f (for pour)

to put work/a contract out to tender

mettre un ouvrage/contrat en adjudication

to put in or make a tender for a contract

soumissionner à une adjudication

to invite tenders

faire un appel d'offres

to sell by tender

vendre par adjudication

II.tender [ingl brit ˈtɛndə, ingl am ˈtɛndər] AGG

1. tender (soft):

tender food

tendre

tender bud, shoot

fragile

2. tender (loving):

tender kiss, love, smile

tendre

tender care

sollicitude f

she needs tender loving care

elle a besoin d'être dorlotée

to leave sb to the tender mercies of the jury iron

abandonner qn aux mains sévères du jury

3. tender (sensitive):

tender bruise, skin

sensible

4. tender (young) letter:

at the tender age of two

à l'âge tendre de deux ans

a child of tender years

un enfant dans la tendresse de l'âge

III.tender [ingl brit ˈtɛndə, ingl am ˈtɛndər] VB vb trans

tender money

offrir

tender apology, fare, thanks

présenter

tender resignation

donner

IV.tender [ingl brit ˈtɛndə, ingl am ˈtɛndər] VB vb intr

tender

soumissionner, faire une soumission

to tender for a contract

soumissionner à une adjudication

an invitation to tender

un appel d'offres

to offer a contract for tender

faire un appel d'offres pour un contrat

Vedi anche: legal tender

legal tender SOST

legal tender

monnaie f légale

this coin is not legal tender

cette pièce n'a plus cours

legal tender SOST

legal tender

monnaie f légale

this coin is not legal tender

cette pièce n'a plus cours

tender offer SOST ingl am FIN

tender offer

émission f par soumission

tender-heartedness [ingl brit ˌtɛndəˈhɑːtɪdnəs, ingl am ˌtɛndərˈhɑrdədnəs] SOST

tender-heartedness

sensibilité f

tender-hearted [ingl brit, ingl am ˌtɛndərˈhɑrdəd] AGG

tender-hearted

sensible

ten-cent store [ingl brit ˈtɛnsɛnt ˌstɔːr] SOST ingl am

ten-cent store

bazar m

ten-cent store

magasin m à prix unique

tench [ingl brit tɛn(t)ʃ, ingl am tɛn(t)ʃ] SOST

tench

tanche f

I.cancel out VB [ingl brit ˈkans(ə)l -, ingl am ˈkænsəl -] (cancel out)

cancel out figures:

s'annuler

cancel out arguments, views:

s'annuler

II.cancel out VB [ingl brit ˈkans(ə)l -, ingl am ˈkænsəl -] (cancel out [sth])

1. cancel out (gen):

cancel out emotion, effect, trend, gain

neutraliser

the arguments cancel each other out

les arguments se neutralisent

2. cancel out MAT:

cancel out equation

éliminer

chancel [ingl brit ˈtʃɑːns(ə)l, ingl am ˈtʃænsəl] SOST

chancel

chœur m

chancel screen

clôture f de chœur

I.cancel <part pres cancelling, , canceling, ingl am pret, part perf cancelled, canceled ingl am> [ingl brit ˈkans(ə)l, ingl am ˈkænsəl] VB vb trans

1. cancel (call off):

cancel event, order, booking, train, flight

annuler

2. cancel FIN (nullify):

cancel contract, policy

résilier

cancel loan, debt, invoice

annuler

cancel cheque, credit card

mettre une opposition à

3. cancel DIR:

cancel order

lever

cancel decree, will

révoquer

4. cancel MAT → cancel out

5. cancel (mark as used):

cancel stamp

oblitérer

6. cancel INFORM:

cancel command, instruction

annuler

II.cancel <part pres cancelling, , canceling, ingl am pret, part perf cancelled, canceled ingl am> [ingl brit ˈkans(ə)l, ingl am ˈkænsəl] VB vb intr

1. cancel:

cancel (from meal, function, meeting)

se décommander

cancel (after booking)

annuler

2. cancel MAT → cancel out

Vedi anche: cancel out

I.cancel out VB [ingl brit ˈkans(ə)l -, ingl am ˈkænsəl -] (cancel out)

cancel out figures:

s'annuler

cancel out arguments, views:

s'annuler

II.cancel out VB [ingl brit ˈkans(ə)l -, ingl am ˈkænsəl -] (cancel out [sth])

1. cancel out (gen):

cancel out emotion, effect, trend, gain

neutraliser

the arguments cancel each other out

les arguments se neutralisent

2. cancel out MAT:

cancel out equation

éliminer

tencel nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di tencel nel dizionario inglese»francese

tender¹ [ˈten·dər] AGG

1. tender (not tough) a. fig:

tender kiss, heart, material

tendre

2. tender (easily damaged by cold):

tender

délicat(e)

3. tender (painful):

tender

sensible

I.tender² [ˈten·dər] SOST

1. tender (bid):

tender

offre f

2. tender FIN:

legal tender

monnaie f légale

II.tender² [ˈten·dər] VB vb trans form

tender

offrir

tender resignation, apologies

présenter

III.tender² [ˈten·dər] VB vb intr

tender

faire une soumission

tender³ [ˈten·dər] SOST

1. tender (train car):

tender

tender m

2. tender (in fire engine):

tender

ravitailleur m

tender-hearted AGG

tender-hearted

au cœur tendre

legal tender SOST

legal tender

monnaie f légale

I.cancel <-l- [or -ll-]> [ˈkæn(t)·s ə l] VB vb trans

1. cancel (annul):

cancel

annuler

cancel order

décommander

cancel contract

résilier

cancel check

faire opposition à

to cancel a booking

se décommander

to cancel each other

s'annuler

2. cancel (mark as being used):

cancel a stamp

oblitérer

cancel ticket

composter

II.cancel <-l- [or -ll-]> [ˈkæn(t)·s ə l] VB vb intr

cancel

se décommander

I.sentence [ˈsen·t̬ən(t)s] SOST

1. sentence LING:

sentence

phrase f

2. sentence DIR:

sentence

condamnation f

jail sentence

condamnation à la prison

life sentence

condamnation à perpétuité

to get a sentence

être condamné

to serve a sentence

purger une peine

II.sentence [ˈsen·t̬ən(t)s] VB vb trans

to sentence sb to sth

condamner qn à qc

death sentence SOST

death sentence

condamnation f à mort

to receive the death sentence

être condamné à mort

existence [ɪg·ˈzɪs·t ə n(t)s] SOST

1. existence (being real):

existence

existence f

to be in existence

exister

to come into existence

naître

2. existence (life):

existence

vie f

impotence [ˈɪm·pə·t̬ən(t)s] SOST

1. impotence MED:

impotence

impuissance f

2. impotence fig:

impotence

faiblesse f