S C - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

C of S

1. C of S → Church of Scotland

C of S

Église f d'Écosse

2. C of S abrév → chief of staff

chief of staff, C of S SUST.

chief of staff MILIT.

chef m d'état-major

chief of staff (of White House)

secrétaire m général

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s/c

indépendant

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s/c ADJ. abrév écrite

s/c → self-contained

s/c

indépendant

self-contained [ingl. brit. ˌsɛlfkənˈteɪnd, ingl. am. ˈˌsɛlf kənˈteɪnd] ADJ.

1. self-contained:

self-contained flat

indépendant

self-contained project, unit

autonome

2. self-contained person:

self-contained

réservé

S, s [ingl. brit. ɛs, ingl. am. ɛs] SUST.

1. S (letter):

S

S, s m

3. S:

S abrév écrite

St/Ste

4. S abrév écrite → small

I. south [ingl. brit. saʊθ, ingl. am. saʊθ] SUST.

south

sud m

the south of France

le sud de la France, le Midi

II. South

1. South POL., GEOGR. ingl. am., HIST.:

the South

le Sud

2. South (in cards):

South

sud

III. south [ingl. brit. saʊθ, ingl. am. saʊθ] ADJ.

south

sud

south (gen)

du sud

south METEO.

de sud

south coast

sud

IV. south [ingl. brit. saʊθ, ingl. am. saʊθ] ADV.

south move

vers le sud

south lie, live

au sud (of de)

to go south of sth

passer au sud de qc

I. small [ingl. brit. smɔːl, ingl. am. smɔl] SUST.

the small of the back

le creux du dos, les reins mpl

in the small of her back

dans le creux du dos

II. smalls SUST.

smalls sust. pl. ingl. brit. coloq., eufem.:

smalls

petit linge m

III. small [ingl. brit. smɔːl, ingl. am. smɔl] ADJ.

1. small (not big):

small house, car, book, coin, dog, bag

petit

small atrbv. change, job, mistake, matter

petit

small atrbv. increase, majority, proportion, quantity, amount, stake

faible

small atrbv. sum, number

petit

the dress is too small for her

la robe est trop petite pour elle

a small sweatshirt

un sweatshirt de petite taille

the change was small

le changement était sans importance

his influence was small

son influence était négligeable

it would cost a small fortune coloq.

ça me coûterait une petite fortune

the small matter of the £1, 000 you owe me irón.

la bagatelle de 1 000 livres que tu me dois irón.

it is written with a small letter

ça s'écrit avec une minuscule

in his or her own small way (gen)

à sa façon

in his or her own small way (financially)

dans la mesure de ses modestes moyens

small amount of

ajoutez un peu de

to cut sth up small

couper qc en petits morceaux

to fold sth up small

plier qc plusieurs fois

everybody, great and small, will be affected

riches et pauvres, tout le monde sera touché

the smallest room coloq. eufem.

le petit coin coloq., eufem.

it's a small world!

que le monde est petit!

2. small (petty):

small person, act

mesquin

3. small (not much):

to have small cause or reason for worrying or to worry

n'avoir guère de raisons de s'inquiéter

it is small comfort or consolation to sb

c'est une piètre consolation pour qn

it is of small consequence

c'est sans importance

it is of no small consequence

c'est loin d'être sans importance

small wonder he left!

pas étonnant qu'il soit parti!

4. small (quiet):

small voice, noise

petit

small sound

faible

5. small (humiliated):

to feel or look small

être dans ses petits souliers coloq.

to make sb feel or look small

humilier qn

‘I did it, ’ she said in a small voice

‘c'est moi qui l'ai fait’ a-t-elle dit d'une petite voix

IV. small [ingl. brit. smɔːl, ingl. am. smɔl] ADV.

small write:

small

petit

V. small [ingl. brit. smɔːl, ingl. am. smɔl]

he's small beer coloq. or potatoes coloq. ingl. am.

il est insignifiant

it's small beer or potatoes ingl. am.

c'est de la petite bière coloq.

C, c [ingl. am. si] SUST.

1. C (letter):

C

C, c m

2. C:

C MÚS.

do m

C MÚS.

ut m

3. C abrév écrite → century

c19th, C19th

XIX e siècle

4. C:

c abrév écrite

vers

c1890

vers 1890

7. C:

C ingl. brit. ENS. (grade)

≈ note f de 12 sur 20

circa [ingl. brit. ˈsəːkə, ingl. am. ˈsərkə] PREP.

circa

environ

century [ingl. brit. ˈsɛntʃʊri, ingl. am. ˈsɛn(t)ʃ(ə)ri] SUST.

1. century (gen):

century

siècle m

in the 20th century

au XX e siècle

at the turn of the century

au début du siècle

through the centuries

à travers les siècles

half a century

un demi-siècle

centuries-old

séculaire

2. century (in cricket):

century

score m de cent (au cricket)

centigrade [ingl. brit. ˈsɛntɪɡreɪd, ingl. am. ˈsɛn(t)əˌɡreɪd] ADJ.

centigrade thermometer:

centigrade

Celsius

in degrees centigrade

en degrés Celsius

cent [ingl. brit. sɛnt, ingl. am. sɛnt] SUST.

cent (of dollar)

cent m

cent (of euro)

centime m (d'euro)

cent (of euro)

cent m

I haven't got a cent

je n'ai pas un sou

Celsius [ingl. brit. ˈsɛlsɪəs, ingl. am. ˈsɛlsiəs] ADJ.

Celsius

Celsius

carat [ingl. brit. ˈkarət, ingl. am. ˈkɛrət] SUST.

carat

carat m

18/24 carat gold

or m 18/24 carats

C/A

1. C/A FIN. abrév → capital account

2. C/A FIN. abrév → credit account

3. C/A FIN. abrév → current account

current account, C/A SUST.

1. current account ingl. brit. FIN.:

current account

compte m courant

2. current account ECON.:

current account

balance f des paiements

credit account, C/A SUST.

credit account COM., FIN.

compte m personnel

capital account, C/A SUST.

capital account

compte m capital

c/f

c/f → carried forward

c/f

à reporter

c.w.o., CWO

1. c.w.o. abrév → cash with order

2. c.w.o. ingl. am. MILIT. abrév → chief warrant officer

chief warrant officer, c.w.o SUST.

chief warrant officer

adjudant-chef m

cash with order, c.w.o. SUST.

cash with order

règlement m à la commande

c/o abrév écrite

c/o → care of

c/o

chez

en el diccionario PONS

I. S SUST. no pl.

1. S → south

S

S m

2. S ingl. am. → satisfactory

II. S ADJ.

1. S:

S

sud inv.

2. S → small

S

S

southern ADJ.

southern

du sud

southern from the south of France

du midi

southern Scotland

le sud de l'Écosse

I. south [ˈsaʊθ] SUST.

1. south (cardinal point):

south

sud m

to lie 5 km to the south of sth

être à 5 km au sud de qc

a south-facing window

une fenêtre exposée au sud

2. south GEO.:

south

sud m

in the south of France

dans le midi de la France

the South ingl. am.

les États du Sud

II. south [ˈsaʊθ] ADJ.

south side, coast:

south

sud inv.

south wind

vent m du sud

a south wall

un mur exposé au sud

in south Paris

dans le sud de Paris

III. south [ˈsaʊθ] ADV.

south

au sud

south to travel

vers le sud

I. small [smɔ:l] ADJ.

1. small (not large):

small

petit(e)

to be too small for sb/sth

être trop petit pour qn/qc

2. small (young):

small

petit(e)

3. small (insignificant):

small

tout(e) petit(e)

to feel small

se sentir tout petit

small consolation no art.

faible consolation

it's small wonder no art.

ce n'est guère étonnant

4. small (on a limited scale):

small

peu considérable

in a small way

modestement

5. small TIPOGR., LIT.:

a small letter

une minuscule

with a small ‘c’

avec un c minuscule

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

it's a small world! provb.

le monde est petit

II. small [smɔ:l] SUST. no pl.

the small of the back

la chute des reins

satisfactory [ˌsætɪsˈfæktəri, ingl. am. ˌsæt̬-] ADJ.

satisfactory

satisfaisant(e)

S [es] SUST., s [es] <-'s> SUST.

S

s m

S

S m inv.

S as in Sugar, S for Sugar (on telephone)

s comme Suzanne

s inv.

s abreviatura de second

s

s f

second² [ˈsekənd] SUST.

second

seconde f

I. second¹ [ˈsekənd] ADJ.

1. second (after first):

second

deuxième

every second week/year

tous les quinze jours/deux ans

2. second (after winner):

second

second(e)

3. second (not first in importance, size):

second

deuxième

to be second only to sb/sth

être juste derrière qn/qc

to be second to none

être le meilleur

4. second (another):

second car, chance

deuxième

to be a second Mozart

être un nouveau Mozart

to ask for a second opinion

demander un deuxième avis

to have second thoughts about sth

ne plus être sûr de qc

II. second¹ [ˈsekənd] SUST.

1. second ingl. brit. (degree grade):

second

licence avec mention bien/assez bien

2. second no art., no pl. (second gear):

second

seconde f

to change down to second

rétrograder en seconde

3. second pl. (extra helping):

second

supplément m

anyone for seconds?

est-ce que qn en veut encore?

4. second (imperfect item):

second

article m de deuxième choix

5. second (in a duel):

second

témoin m

6. second (in boxing):

second

soigneur m

III. second¹ [ˈsekənd] ADV.

second

deuxième

IV. second¹ [ˈsekənd] V. trans.

1. second (support):

second

appuyer

I'll second that

je suis d'accord

2. second ingl. brit., ingl. austr. MILIT.:

second

détacher

to be seconded from sth to sth

être détaché de qc vers qc

s/he pers. pron. (he or she)

s/he

il/elle

C

C abreviatura de Celsius

30°c

30°C m

Celsius [ˈselsiəs] ADJ.

Celsius thermometer:

Celsius

de Celsius

twenty degrees Celsius

vingt degrés Celsius

C, c [si:] SUST.

1. C (letter):

C

C m

C

c m

C as in Charlie, C for Charlie (on telephone)

c comme Célestin

2. C MÚS.:

C

do m

3. C ENS. → cent, century

C

assez bien m

century <-ies> [ˈsentʃəri] SUST.

1. century (100 year period):

century

siècle m

to be centuries old

avoir plusieurs siècles

2. century (score in cricket):

century

cent points mpl

cent [sent] SUST.

cent

cent m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

I don't care a cent

je m'en moque éperdument

c., ca PREP.

c. abreviatura de circa

c.

vers

circa [ˈsɜ:kə, ingl. am. ˈsɜ:r-] PREP.

circa

environ

circa date

vers

c/o

c/o abreviatura de care of

c/o

chez

c/h SUST.

c/h abreviatura de central heating

c/h

ch. c.

en el diccionario PONS

s/he pers. pron. (he or she)

s/he

il/elle

S, s [es] <-'s> SUST.

S

s m

S

S m inv.

S as in Sierra

s comme Suzanne

I. S SUST.

1. S → south

S

S m

2. S → satisfactory

II. S ADJ.

1. S → south, southern

S

sud inv.

2. S → small

S

S

southern ADJ.

southern

du sud

southern (from south of France)

du midi

southern California

le sud de la Californie

I. south [saʊθ] SUST.

1. south (cardinal point):

south

sud m

to lie 5 miles to the south of sth

être à 5 miles au sud de qc

2. south GEO.:

south

sud m

in the south of France

dans le midi de la France

the South

les États mpl du Sud

II. south [saʊθ] ADJ.

south side, coast:

south

sud inv.

south wind

vent m du sud

a south wall

un mur exposé au sud

in south Paris

dans le sud de Paris

III. south [saʊθ] ADV.

south

au sud

south travel

vers le sud

a window facing south

une fenêtre exposée au sud

I. small [smɔl] ADJ.

1. small (not large):

small

petit(e)

to be too small for sb/sth

être trop petit pour qn/qc

2. small (young):

small

petit(e)

3. small (insignificant):

small

tout(e) petit(e)

to feel small

se sentir tout petit

to be no small matter

ne pas être une mince affaire

small wonder that ... irón. hum.

ce n'est guère étonnant que ... +subj

4. small (on limited scale):

small

peu considérable

in a small way

modestement

5. small TIPOGR., LIT.:

a small letter

une minuscule

with a small ‘cʼ

avec un c minuscule

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

it's a small world! provb.

le monde est petit provb.

II. small [smɔl] SUST.

the small of the back

la chute des reins

satisfactory [ˌsæt̬·ɪs·ˈfæk·t ə r·i ] ADJ.

satisfactory

satisfaisant(e)

s inv.

s abreviatura de second

s

s f

second² [ˈsek· ə nd] SUST.

second

seconde f

just a second please!

une seconde s'il te/vous plaît!

I. second¹ [ˈsek· ə nd] ADJ.

1. second (after first):

second

deuxième

every second week/year

tous les quinze jours/deux ans

2. second (after winner):

second

second(e)

3. second (in importance, size):

second

deuxième

to be second only to sb/sth

être juste derrière qn/qc

to be second to none

être le meilleur

4. second (another):

second car, chance

deuxième

to be a second Mozart

être un nouveau Mozart

to ask for a second opinion

demander un deuxième avis

to have second thoughts about sth

ne plus être sûr de qc

II. second¹ [ˈsek· ə nd] SUST.

1. second no art. (second gear):

second

seconde f

to shift down to second

rétrograder en seconde

2. second pl. (extra helping):

second

supplément m

anyone for seconds?

est-ce que qn en veut encore?

3. second (flawed item):

second

article m de deuxième choix

4. second (in a duel):

second

témoin m

5. second (in boxing):

second

soigneur m

III. second¹ [ˈsek· ə nd] V. trans. (support)

second

appuyer

I'll second that

je suis d'accord

IV. second¹ [ˈsek· ə nd] ADV.

second

deuxième

c/h SUST.

c/h abreviatura de central heating

c/h

ch. c.

c. PREP.

1. c. → circa

2. c. → capacity

3. c. → cent

4. c. → chapter

circa [ˈsɜr·kə] PREP.

circa

environ

circa date

vers

chapter [ˈtʃæp·tər] SUST.

1. chapter of a book:

chapter

chapitre m

2. chapter (episode):

chapter

épisode m

3. chapter of an organization:

chapter

branche f

cent [sent] SUST.

cent

cent m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to put in your/his/her two cents worth coloq.

mettre ton/son grain de sel

capacity [kə·ˈpæs·ə·t̬i] SUST.

1. capacity <-ties> (amount):

capacity

capacité f

capacity of container

contenance f

seating capacity

nombre m de places assises

filled to capacity

comble

to play to capacity audiences TEAT.

jouer à guichets fermés

2. capacity (ability):

capacity

aptitude f

to have a capacity for sth

avoir une aptitude à faire qc

to have a capacity for alcohol

tenir l'alcool

3. capacity (output):

capacity

rendement m

at full capacity

à plein rendement

4. capacity (position):

capacity

fonction f

in the capacity of sth

en qualité de qc

C, c [si] SUST.

1. C (letter):

C

C m

C

c m

C as in Charlie (on telephone)

c comme Célestin

2. C MÚS.:

C

do m

3. C ENS.:

C

assez bien m

C

C abreviatura de Celsius

30°c

30°C m

Celsius [ˈsel·si·əs] ADJ.

Celsius thermometer:

Celsius

de Celsius

twenty degrees Celsius

vingt degrés Celsius

c/o

c/o abreviatura de care of

c/o

chez

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The concept becomes a variable capacity of good governance and can no longer be accepted as an absolute right.

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The thoroughgoing unpleasantness of this character was exposed and emphasised through his capacity for insult, self-pity and brutality.

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The container terminal has a capacity of 80,000 containers a year.

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For example, a corporation has the personal right to bring a lawsuit (as well as the capacity to be sued) and, like a natural person, a corporation can be libeled.

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The colony has the largest water tank in the nearby area (capacity around 500000 lts).

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