PROGRAMME NOTE - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

programme note SUST.

programme note

commentaire m de programme

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. programme ingl. brit., program ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈprəʊɡram] SUST.

1. programme:

programme TV, RADIO (single broadcast)

émission f (about sur)

programme (schedule of broadcasting)

programme m

jazz/news programmes

émissions de jazz/d'actualités

to do a programme

diffuser or passer une émission (on sur)

2. programme (plan, schedule):

programme

programme m (of de)

research/training programme

programme m de recherche/formation

what's on the programme (for today)?

qu'y a-t-il au programme (aujourd'hui)?

3. programme:

programme MÚS., TEAT. (booklet)

programme m

programme (plan for season)

programme m

II. programme ingl. brit., program ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈprəʊɡram] V. trans. (set)

programme machine

programmer (to do pour faire)

we are programmed from birth to be social beings

nous sommes programmés dès la naissance pour vivre en société

I. note [ingl. brit. nəʊt, ingl. am. noʊt] SUST.

1. note (written record):

note

note f

to make a note in diary, notebook

mettre une note dans

to make a note of date, address

noter

to take note of literal, fig.

prendre note de

take note!

prenez note!

to take notes student, secretary:

prendre des notes

to speak without notes

parler sans notes

according to police notes

selon le rapport de la police

2. note (short letter):

note

mot m

to write sb a note

écrire un mot à qn

a note of thanks

un mot de remerciement

3. note (explanation, annotation):

note (in book, on form)

note f

note (accompanying form)

notice f

note (on theatre programme)

commentaire m

see note below

voir note ci-dessous

4. note (tone):

note fig.

ton m

to hit the right note

trouver le ton juste

to strike or hit a wrong note

commettre un impair

on a less serious note

en passant à un registre moins sérieux

to end on an optimistic note

se terminer sur une note d'optimisme

to sound a note of caution

émettre une mise en garde

5. note MÚS. (sound, symbol):

note

note f

to play or hit a wrong note

faire une fausse note

a high/low note

une note aiguë/basse

the black notes (on keyboard)

les touches fpl noires

6. note (tone):

note (in voice)

note f

a note of panic

une note de panique

the engine took on a different note

le bruit du moteur a changé

7. note (banknote):

note

billet m

£500 in notes

500 livres en billets

a £20 note

un billet de 20 livres

8. note (diplomatic memo):

note

note f

II. of note ADJ.

of note person

éminent, réputé

of note development, contribution

digne d'intérêt

III. note [ingl. brit. nəʊt, ingl. am. noʊt] V. trans.

1. note (observe):

note change, increase, similarity, absence

noter

to note that …

noter que …

it is interesting to note that …

il est intéressant de noter que …

the report noted that …

dans le rapport on a noté or constaté que …

noting the improvements, the minister said…

après avoir noté les améliorations, le ministre a dit…

as I noted last week…

comme je l'avais noté la semaine dernière…

2. note (pay attention to):

note comment, remarks, complaint, concern

prendre bonne note de

it should be noted that …

il faut noter que …

note that she didn't mention him!

note bien qu'elle ne l'a pas mentionné!

aspiring managers, please note!

managers en puissance, prenez-en de la graine! coloq.

3. note (write down):

note date, time, number, symptom

noter (in dans)

‘no change, ’ he noted

‘aucun changement, ’ a-t-il noté

IV. noted ADJ.

noted intellectual, criminal:

noted

célèbre

to be noted/not noted for tact, wit

être réputé/ne pas être réputé pour

V. note [ingl. brit. nəʊt, ingl. am. noʊt]

to compare notes

échanger ses impressions (with avec)

en el diccionario PONS

I. programme [ˈprəʊgræm, ingl. am. ˈproʊ-] ingl. am., ingl. austr. SUST.

1. programme (broadcast):

programme

émission f

2. programme (presentation, guide, list of events):

programme

programme m

fitness programme

programme de mise en forme physique

3. programme (plan):

programme

programme m

modernisation programme

plan m de modernisation

II. programme <-mm-> [ˈprəʊgræm, ingl. am. ˈproʊ-] ingl. am., ingl. austr. V. trans.

programme

programmer

I. note [nəʊt, ingl. am. noʊt] SUST.

1. note (short informal letter):

note

mot m

to write sb a note

écrire un mot à qn

2. note (reminder):

note

note f

to make/take a note of sth

noter qc

3. note LIT.:

note

commentaire m

4. note MÚS.:

note

note f

5. note (mood):

note

note f

to strike a note

être bien dans la note

to strike the right note

sonner juste

6. note ingl. brit., ingl. austr. (piece of paper money):

note

billet m

7. note form. (important):

of note

d'importance

nothing of note

rien d'important

II. note [nəʊt, ingl. am. noʊt] V. trans. form.

1. note (write down):

note

noter

2. note (mention, observe):

note

remarquer

en el diccionario PONS

I. note [noʊt] SUST.

1. note (short informal letter):

note

mot m

to write sb a note

écrire un mot à qn

2. note (reminder):

note

note f

to make/take note of sth

noter qc

3. note LIT.:

note

commentaire m

4. note MÚS.:

note

note f

5. note (piece of paper money):

note

billet m

6. note (quality):

a note of despair

une note de désespoir

7. note form. (important):

of note

d'importance

nothing of note

rien d'important

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to strike the right note

être tout à fait dans la note

II. note [noʊt] V. trans. form.

1. note (write down):

note

noter

2. note (mention, observe):

note

remarquer

Present

I	programme
you	programme
he/she/it	programmes
we	programme
you	programme
they	programme

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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