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dobjection
preuve

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. proof [ingl. brit. pruːf, ingl. am. pruf] SUST.

1. proof (evidence):

proof U
preuve f (of de, that que)
I have proof
you have no proof
to have proof that
there is no proof that
do you have (any) proof?
the proof is that
this is proof that
to produce sth as proof
to take sth as proof that
to be proof of sb's worth/age/existence
to be living proof of sth
proof of identity

2. proof:

proof MAT., FILOS.

3. proof TIPOGR.:

proof
at proof stage
to read sth in proof

4. proof FOTO:

proof

5. proof (of alcohol):

proof
over/under proof
to be 70° or 70% proof
titrer 40° d'alcool

II. to be proof against ADJ.

to be proof against wind, infection, heat, time
to be proof against temptation, charms

III. -proof COMPOSIT. (resistant to)

vandal-proof
earthquake-proof

IV. proof [ingl. brit. pruːf, ingl. am. pruf] V. trans.

1. proof:

proof (make waterproof) fabric
proof (make soundproof) room, house

2. proof → proofread

I. proofread <pret. imperf., part. pas. proofread [red]> [ingl. brit. ˈpruːfriːd, ingl. am. ˈprufˌrid] V. trans.

1. proofread (check copy):

2. proofread (check proofs):

proofread novel, article

II. proofread <pret. imperf., part. pas. proofread [red]> [ingl. brit. ˈpruːfriːd, ingl. am. ˈprufˌrid] V. intr.

1. proofread (check copy):

2. proofread (check proofs):

burglar-proof [ingl. am. ˈbərɡlərˌpruf] ADJ.

burglar-proof house
burglar-proof safe
burglar-proof lock

earthquake-proof [ingl. brit. ˈəːθkweɪkpruːf, ingl. am. ˈərθkweɪkˌpruf] ADJ.

I. future-proof [ingl. am.] ADJ.

future-proof product, technology:

future-proof

II. future-proof [ingl. am.] V. trans.

future-proof product, design:

future-proof

puncture-proof ADJ.

puncture-proof

page proof SUST. TIPOGR.

page proof

reproduction proof SUST. TIPOGR.

proof spirit SUST. ingl. brit.

proof spirit
alcool m à 57, 1°
proof spirit ingl. am.
alcool m à 50°

hacker-proof [ˈhækəpruːf] ADJ.

hacker-proof system:

hacker-proof

indirect proof SUST.

indirect proof

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. proof [pru:f] SUST.

1. proof no pl. (facts establishing truth) a. DER., MAT.:

proof
to have proof of sth
to be proof of sth

2. proof no pl. (test):

proof
to put sb/sth to the proof

3. proof TIPOGR., FOTO (first printing):

proof

II. proof [pru:f] ADJ.

1. proof (impervious):

proof
bomb-proof
child-proof

2. proof (degree of strength):

proof

III. proof [pru:f] V. trans.

proof

smudge-proof ADJ.

smudge-proof lipstick:

smudge-proof

splinter-proof ADJ.

splinter-proof glass:

splinter-proof
sécurit ® inv.

re-proof [ri:ˈpru:f] V. trans.

re-proof

tamper-proof, tamper-resistant ADJ.

tamper-proof top:

tamper-proof

bullet-proof vest SUST.

bullet-proof vest
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
anti-effraction porte, fenêtre
burglar-proof
rot-proof
proof
bullet-proof
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. proof [pruf] SUST.

1. proof (facts establishing truth) a. DER., math:

proof
to have proof of sth
to be proof of sth

2. proof (test):

proof
to put sb/sth to the proof

3. proof TIPOGR., FOTO (first printing):

proof

4. proof (degree of strength):

proof of alcohol

II. proof [pruf] ADJ. (impervious)

proof
burglar-proof
bomb-proof
child-proof

III. proof [pruf] V. trans.

proof

smudge-proof ADJ.

smudge-proof lipstick:

smudge-proof

tamper-proof, tamper-resistant ADJ.

tamper-proof top:

tamper-proof
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
forgery-proof
rot-proof
rot-proof
proof
increvable pneu, ballon
puncture-proof
proof

Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA

speed-proof
Present
Iproof
youproof
he/she/itproofs
weproof
youproof
theyproof
Past
Iproofed
youproofed
he/she/itproofed
weproofed
youproofed
theyproofed
Present Perfect
Ihaveproofed
youhaveproofed
he/she/ithasproofed
wehaveproofed
youhaveproofed
theyhaveproofed
Past Perfect
Ihadproofed
youhadproofed
he/she/ithadproofed
wehadproofed
youhadproofed
theyhadproofed

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The new document was intended to be tamper-proof, carrying the name of the vet issuing it.
www.dailymail.co.uk
The swaps involved opening supposedly tamper-proof sample bottles.
www.niagarathisweek.com
A pass in the mandatory roadworthiness and smog test is indicated by tamper-proof decals on the license plate.
en.wikipedia.org
A microchip is no more than an invisible, tamper-proof identity disc.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk
We need closer monitoring and more tamper-proof designs.
theconversation.com