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speech’
parole

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

speech [ingl. brit. spiːtʃ, ingl. am. spitʃ] SUST.

1. speech (oration):

speech
discours m (on sur, about à propos de)
speech TEAT.
tirade f
farewell/opening speech
discours d'adieu/d'ouverture
in a speech
dans un discours
to give/make/deliver a speech
tenir/faire/prononcer un discours
the Speech from the Throne ingl. brit. POL.
le Discours du Trône

2. speech:

speech (faculty)
parole f
speech (spoken form)
langage m
direct/indirect speech LING.
discours m direct/indirect
direct/indirect speech LING.
style m direct/indirect
in speech
par le langage
to express oneself in speech rather than writing
s'exprimer oralement plutôt que par écrit
the power of speech
le pouvoir de la parole

3. speech (language):

speech
langage m
everyday speech
le langage de tous les jours

4. speech ingl. am. (subject):

speech ENS., UNIV.
expression f orale
to teach speech
enseigner l'expression orale

Budget speech SUST. ingl. brit. POL.

Budget speech
discours m de présentation du Budget

direct speech SUST.

direct speech
style m direct

reported speech SUST.

reported speech
style m indirect

speech act SUST. FILOS.

speech act
acte m de parole

speech defect SUST.

speech defect → speech impediment

speech impediment SUST.

speech impediment
défaut m d'élocution

speech synthesis SUST. INFORM.

speech synthesis
synthèse f de la parole

speech synthesizer SUST. INFORM.

speech synthesizer
synthétiseur m de parole

speech therapist SUST.

speech therapist
orthophoniste mf

speech-writer SUST.

speech-writer
personne f qui écrit des discours

en el diccionario PONS

speech <-es> [spi:tʃ] SUST.

1. speech no pl. (act of speaking):

speech
parole f
to lose the power of speech
perdre l'usage de la parole
in speech
en parole
to be slow in speech
parler lentement

2. speech (lines spoken by actor):

speech
texte m

3. speech (public talk):

speech
discours m

speech act SUST. LING.

speech act
acte m de parole

election speech

election speech → election address

election address SUST.

election address
discours m électoral

speech community SUST. LING., SOCIOL.

speech community
communauté f linguistique

speech therapy SUST.

speech therapy
orthophonie f

free speech SUST. no pl.

free speech
liberté f d'expression

reported speech SUST. LING.

reported speech
discours m indirect

speech therapist SUST.

speech therapist
orthophoniste mf

speech writer SUST.

speech writer
rédacteur(-trice) m (f) de discours

speech day SUST. ingl. brit.

speech day
distribution f des prix
en el diccionario PONS

speech <-es> [spitʃ] SUST.

1. speech (act of speaking):

speech
parole f
to lose the power of speech
perdre l'usage de la parole
in speech
en parole
to be slow in speech
parler lentement

2. speech (lines spoken by actor):

speech
texte m

3. speech (public talk):

speech
discours m

speech recognition SUST. comput, LING.

speech recognition
reconnaissance f vocale

speech therapy SUST.

speech therapy
orthophonie f

speech therapist SUST.

speech therapist
orthophoniste mf

speech act SUST. LING.

speech act
acte m de parole

speech community SUST. LING., SOCIOL.

speech community
communauté f linguistique

election speech

election speech → election address

election address SUST.

election address
discours m électoral

free speech SUST.

free speech
liberté f d'expression

reported speech SUST. LING.

reported speech
discours m indirect

keynote address, keynote speech SUST.

keynote address
discours m programme

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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to lose the power of speech
perdre l'usage de la parole
to loose the power of speech
perdre l'usage m de la parole
to launch into a passionate speech
se livrer à un discours passionné
he came up in the speech
il a été cité dans le discours
perdre l'usage de la parole
to lose the power of speech

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Previously only free speech and the freedom of circulation and association were guaranteed.
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And you need free speech to fight for equality.
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Without the ability to read or write, one is unaware of the concept of free speech and unable to know how to prevent its erosion.
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As the 1960s progressed, he listened to students increasingly strident left-wing rhetoric and protected their right to free speech.
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At the outset of the protest 12 activists were arrested for setting up their tents outside the free speech zone.
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