PEAK RATE - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

peak rate SUST. TEL.

peak rate

tarif m rouge

at peak rate

pendant les heures rouges

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglés

francés

at the off-peak rate call

au tarif réduit

francés

inglés

tarif rouge TEL.

peak rate

tarif de nuit TEL.

off-peak rate

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. peak [ingl. brit. piːk, ingl. am. pik] SUST.

1. peak (of mountain):

peak

pic m (of de)

2. peak (of cap):

peak

visière f

3. peak ESTAD.:

peak (of inflation, quantity, demand, price, market)

maximum m (in dans, of de)

peak (in hormone, popularity)

pic m

peak (on a graph)

sommet m

to be at its or a peak

être à son maximum

4. peak fig.:

peak (high point) (of career, achievement, empire, mental powers, creativity)

apogée m (of de)

peak (of fitness, form)

meilleur m (of de)

her success is at its peak , she is at the peak of her success

son succès a atteint son apogée

her fitness is at its peak , she is at the peak of her fitness

elle est au meilleur de sa forme

at his peak, he earned…

à l'apogée de sa carrière, il gagnait…

in the peak of condition

en excellente santé

to be past its or one's peak

avoir fait son temps

5. peak (busiest time) (gen):

peak

heure f de pointe

peak TEL.

heures fpl rouges

to cost 40 pence peak TEL.

coûter 40p au tarif rouge

6. peak:

peak (of roof)

faîte m

peak (of hair)

banane f

‘beat the egg white until it forms stiff peaks’

‘battre les blancs jusqu'à ce qu'ils deviennent fermes’

II. peak [ingl. brit. piːk, ingl. am. pik] ADJ. atrbv.

peak demand, figure, level, population, price, risk

maximum, maximal

peak fitness, form, performance

meilleur

III. peak [ingl. brit. piːk, ingl. am. pik] V. intr.

peak inflation, rate, market, workload:

culminer (at à)

peak fig. career, performance, enthusiasm, interest:

culminer

to peak in May/in the morning

culminer en mai/dans la matinée

to peak too early runner:

se lancer trop tôt

to peak too early prodigy:

s'épanouir trop tôt

to peak too early (in career)

réussir trop tôt

I. rate [ingl. brit. reɪt, ingl. am. reɪt] SUST.

1. rate (speed):

rate

rythme m

the rate of improvement/of production

le rythme d'amélioration/de production

the rate at which children learn

le rythme auquel les enfants apprennent

to work at a steady rate

travailler à un rythme régulier

at a rate of 50 an hour

au rythme de 50 par heure

at this rate we'll finish in no time

à ce rythme nous aurons fini en moins de deux

at this rate we'll never be able to afford a car fig.

à ce rythme-là nous n'aurons jamais les moyens d'acheter une voiture

at the rate you're going… fig.

au train où tu vas…

to drive/work at a terrific rate

conduire/travailler à toute vitesse

2. rate (number of occurrences):

rate

taux m

the divorce/birth/unemployment rate

le taux de divorce/natalité/chômage

the pass/failure rate for that exam is 60%

le taux de réussite/d'échec à l'examen est de 60%

3. rate (level):

the interest/mortgage rate

le taux d'intérêt/de l'emprunt-logement

the rate of growth/of inflation/of exchange

le taux de croissance/d'inflation/de change

4. rate (charge):

rate

tarif m

postal/advertising rates

les tarifs postaux/publicitaires

translator's rates

les tarifs des traducteurs

what is the rate for a small ad?

quel est le tarif pour une petite annonce?

telephone calls are charged at several rates

il existe plusieurs tarifs pour les communications téléphoniques

at a reduced rate

à tarif réduit

to get a reduced rate

bénéficier d'un tarif réduit

what's the going rate for a Picasso?

quel est le prix moyen d'un Picasso?

5. rate (wage):

rate

tarif m

his hourly rate is £12

son salaire horaire est de 12 livres sterling

to pay sb the going rate for the job

payer qn au tarif en vigueur

what's the going rate for a babysitter?

quel est le tarif actuel pour une babysitter?

what is your hourly rate of pay?

combien gagnez-vous de l'heure?, quel est votre salaire horaire?

6. rate FIN. (in foreign exchange):

rate

cours m

II. rates SUST.

rates sust. pl. ingl. brit. (taxes):

rates

impôts mpl locaux

business rates

≈ taxe f professionnelle

business rates atrbv. increase, rebate

des impôts locaux

III. rate [ingl. brit. reɪt, ingl. am. reɪt] V. trans.

1. rate (classify):

I rate his new novel very highly

j'admire beaucoup son nouveau roman

how do you rate this restaurant/him as an actor?

que pensez-vous de ce restaurant/de lui comme acteur?

how do you rate the food in that restaurant?

comment trouvez-vous la cuisine de ce restaurant?

to rate sb as a great composer

considérer qn comme un grand compositeur

to rate sb among the best pianists in the world

classer qn parmi les meilleurs pianistes du monde

highly rated

très coté

2. rate (deserve):

rate medal, round of applause

mériter

this hotel rates three stars

cet hôtel mérite trois étoiles

the joke/the story hardly rates a mention

la plaisanterie/l'histoire ne mérite pas qu'on en parle

3. rate (value):

rate honesty, friendship, person

estimer

I rate courage very highly

j'estime beaucoup le courage

IV. rate [ingl. brit. reɪt, ingl. am. reɪt] V. intr. (rank)

how did our cheese/wine rate?

où notre fromage/vin s'est-il classé?

where do I rate compared to him?

où est-ce que je me classe or situe par rapport à lui?

she rates among the best sopranos in Europe

elle compte parmi les meilleures sopranos européennes

that rates as the best wine I've ever tasted

c'est le meilleur vin que j'aie jamais goûté

that doesn't rate high on my list of priorities

cela ne figure pas très haut dans ma liste de priorités

V. rate [ingl. brit. reɪt, ingl. am. reɪt] V. v. refl.

how do you rate yourself as a driver?

comment vous jugez-vous en tant que conducteur?

she doesn't rate herself very highly

elle n'a pas une très haute opinion d'elle-même

VI. rate [ingl. brit. reɪt, ingl. am. reɪt]

at any rate

en tout cas

en el diccionario PONS

I. peak [pi:k] SUST.

1. peak (mountain top):

peak

pic m

to reach the peak

atteindre le sommet

2. peak (climax):

peak

sommet m

peak in a period

moment m le plus fort

peak of a trend

apogée f

to be at the peak of one's career

être au sommet de sa carrière

3. peak ingl. brit. (hat part):

peak

visière f

II. peak [pi:k] V. intr.

peak sb's career

être à son sommet

peak athletes

atteindre un record

peak figures, rates, production

atteindre son niveau maximum

III. peak [pi:k] ADJ.

1. peak (the busiest):

peak hours

heures fpl de pointe

2. peak (the best, highest):

peak speed, capacity

maximal(e)

peak demand

record

peak season

haut(e)

in peak condition

dans le meilleur état

in peak periods

pendant les périodes de pointe

peak time viewing

heures de pointe d'écoute

I. rate [reɪt] SUST.

1. rate (ratio):

rate

taux m

2. rate (speed):

rate

vitesse f

at a rate of knots

à toute allure

at a fast rate

à toute vitesse

at a slow rate

doucement

3. rate (charge):

rate

taux m

the going rate

le taux courant

mortgage rates

les taux d'emprunt

4. rate pl. ingl. austr., ingl. brit. (local tax):

rate

impôts mpl locaux

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

at this rate

à ce compte-là

at any rate

en tout cas

II. rate [reɪt] V. trans.

1. rate (consider):

rate

considérer

to rate sb/sth as sth

considérer qn/qc comme qc

a highly rated journalist

un journaliste très estimé

do you rate him? coloq.

il est bien?

2. rate (evaluate):

rate

évaluer

3. rate (rank, classify):

rate

classer

4. rate ingl. austr., ingl. brit. FIN.:

rate

évaluer

5. rate (deserve):

rate

mériter

III. rate [reɪt] V. intr.

rate

se classer

to rate as sth

être considéré comme qc

en el diccionario PONS

I. peak [pik] SUST.

1. peak (mountain top):

peak

pic m

to reach the peak

atteindre le sommet

2. peak (climax):

peak

sommet m

peak in a period

moment m le plus fort

peak of a trend

apogée f

to be at the peak of one's career

être au sommet de sa carrière

II. peak [pik] V. intr.

peak sb's career

être à son sommet

peak athlete

atteindre un record

peak figures, rates, production

atteindre son niveau maximum

III. peak [pik] ADJ.

1. peak (the busiest):

peak hours

heures fpl de pointe

2. peak (the best, highest):

peak speed, capacity

maximal(e)

peak demand

record

peak season

haut(e)

in peak condition

dans le meilleur état

during peak periods

pendant les périodes de pointe

peak viewing time

heures fpl de grande écoute [ou audience]

I. rate [reɪt] SUST.

1. rate (ratio):

rate

taux m

2. rate (speed):

rate (of speed)

vitesse f

at a fast rate

à toute vitesse

at a slow rate

doucement

3. rate (charge):

rate

taux m

the going rate

le taux courant

mortgage rates

les taux mpl d'emprunt

4. rate (proportion):

rate

taux m

birth/death/unemployment rate

taux de natalité/mortalité/chômage

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

at this rate

à ce compte-là

at any rate

en tout cas

II. rate [reɪt] V. trans.

1. rate (consider):

rate

considérer

to rate sb/sth as sth

considérer qn/qc comme qc

a highly rated journalist

un journaliste très estimé

2. rate (evaluate):

rate

évaluer

3. rate (rank, classify):

rate

classer

4. rate FIN.:

rate

évaluer

5. rate coloq. (deserve):

rate

mériter

III. rate [reɪt] V. intr.

rate

se classer

to rate as sth

être considéré comme qc

Present

I	peak
you	peak
he/she/it	peaks
we	peak
you	peak
they	peak

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

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