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Traducciones de primary stress en el diccionario inglés»francés

primary stress SUST.

primary stress

accent m tonique (principal)

Traducciones de primary stress en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.primary [ingl. brit. ˈprʌɪm(ə)ri, ingl. am. ˈpraɪˌmɛri, ˈpraɪm(ə)ri] Primaries SUST.

1. primary ingl. am. POL.:

primary, a. primary election

primaire f

2. primary ZOOL.:

primary, a. primary feather

rémige f primaire

3. primary ENS. → primary school

II.primary [ingl. brit. ˈprʌɪm(ə)ri, ingl. am. ˈpraɪˌmɛri, ˈpraɪm(ə)ri] Primaries ADJ.

1. primary (main):

primary aim, cause, concern, factor, reason, role, source, task

principal

primary sense, meaning

premier/-ière

primary after sust. importance

primordial

of primary importance

de première importance

2. primary ENS. (elementary):

primary teaching, education

primaire

primary post

dans l'enseignement primaire

3. primary (initial):

primary stage

premier/-ière

4. primary GEOL.:

primary rock

primaire

5. primary ECON. atrbv.:

primary commodities, industry, products

de base

Véase también: primary school, Primaries, open primary, closed primary

primary school SUST.

primary school

école f primaire

primary school children

élèves mpl de l'enseignement primaire

children of primary school age

élèves mpl du cycle élémentaire

Primaries Info

Primaries

Aux États-Unis, les partis politiques choisissent leurs délégués au cours des élections primaires. Les délégués se réunissent ensuite dans une convention nationale pour désigner le candidat du parti à la présidence et le candidat à la vice-présidence : c'est le presidential ticket.

open primary SUST. ingl. am. POL.

open primary

élection f primaire ouverte à chaque électeur

closed primary [ingl. brit. ˌkləʊzd ˈprʌɪməri] SUST. ingl. am. POL.

closed primary

élection f primaire réservée aux électeurs déclarés des partis

I.stress [ingl. brit. strɛs, ingl. am. strɛs] SUST.

1. stress (nervous):

stress

tension f

stress

stress m

emotional/mental stress

tension émotionnelle/nerveuse

signs of stress

signes mpl de tension

to suffer from stress

être stressé

to be under stress

être stressé

to put sb under stress , to put stress on sb

soumettre qn au stress

in times of stress

en période de stress

the stresses and strains of modern life

les agressions fpl de la vie moderne

2. stress (emphasis):

stress on aspect, point

insistance f sur

to lay or put stress on fact, problem, feature

mettre l'accent m sur, insister sur

there is not enough stress (laid) on vocational skills

on ne met pas assez l'accent sur les aptitudes pratiques

3. stress:

stress INGEN., FÍS.

effort m

subject to high stresses

soumis à des efforts importants

a stress of 500 kg

une charge de 500 kg

to put or impose stress on sth

soumettre qc à un effort

the stress on the fuselage

l'effort subi par le fuselage

to be in stress

travailler

the stress produced in a structure

le travail d'une structure

4. stress:

stress LING., FON. (phenomenon)

accentuation f

stress (instance)

accent m

the stress falls on…

l'accent tombe sur…

to put or place the stress on sth

mettre or placer l'accent sur qc

5. stress MÚS.:

stress

accent m

II.stress [ingl. brit. strɛs, ingl. am. strɛs] V. trans.

1. stress (emphasize):

stress commitment, issue, difficulty, advantage

mettre l'accent m or insister sur

to stress the importance of sth

souligner l'importance f de qc

to stress the need for sth/to do

souligner la nécessité de qc/de faire

to stress the point that …

insister sur le fait que …

to stress (that)

souligner que

2. stress:

stress LING., MÚS. note, syllable

accentuer

3. stress:

stress INGEN., TÉC. (experimentally) structure, component

soumettre [qc] à des efforts mpl

stress (in practice) structure, metal

faire travailler

primary stress en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de primary stress en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.primary [ˈpraɪməri, ingl. am. -mer-] ADJ.

primary

principal(e)

primary colour, election, school

primaire

primary meaning, importance

premier

II.primary <-ies> [ˈpraɪməri, ingl. am. -mer-] SUST.

1. primary ingl. brit. (school):

primary

école f primaire

2. primary ingl. am. POL.:

primary

primaire f

I.stress [stres] SUST. no pl.

1. stress (mental strain):

stress

tension f

to be under stress

être tendu

stress(es) and strain(s) of modern life

les pressions et tensions de la vie moderne

2. stress MED.:

stress

stress m

3. stress (importance):

stress

insistance f

to lay stress on sth

insister sur qc

4. stress LING.:

stress

accent m tonique

II.stress [stres] V. trans.

1. stress (emphasise):

stress

insister

2. stress (pronounce forcibly):

stress

accentuer

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

All words must have a single primary stress.

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According to, secondary stress falls on the second syllable following the primary stress, and iteratively thereafter on every second syllable.

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Pre-tonic reduction occurs in the third syllable counting left from the primary stress (e.g. "yarumaksiyrumamksi" clothing) as well as in word-initial syllables (e.g. "yakrekaykreka" door).

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Note: in all above examples, primary stress remains on the second word, while secondary stress remains on the first word, independently of tone changes.

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The penultimate primary stress position ("malumay") is the assumed, default stress type and is therefore left unwritten except in dictionaries.

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When they occur they also typically receive the primary stress of the phrase, causing the noun to lose some phonation features.

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Secondary stress in words with three or more syllables before the primary stress is less predictable.

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Primary stress is phonemic and secondary stress is predictable.

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Stress marks show the location of primary stress in the suffixed form.

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All heavy syllables take at least secondary stress, and possibly primary stress depending on their position within the word.

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