SUBJECT INDEX - Traducción inglés-francés

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subject index SUST.

subject index (in book)

index m des sujets traités

subject index (in library)

fichier m par sujets

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inglés

francés

author/subject index

catalogue par auteur/sujet

francés

inglés

index thématique (dans un livre)

subject index

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I. index <pl indexes or indices> [ingl. brit. ˈɪndɛks, ingl. am. ˈɪnˌdɛks] SUST.

1. index TIPOGR.:

index

index m inv.

2. index (card catalogue):

index

catalogue m

author/subject index

catalogue par auteur/sujet

3. index MAT.:

index (of power)

exposant m

index (of radical)

indice m

4. index:

index ECON., FIN.

indice m

cost-of-living index ingl. brit., consumer price index ingl. am.

indice des prix à la consommation

5. index FÍS.:

6. index (indication):

index

indice m (of de)

7. index (list):

index

répertoire m

8. index INFORM.:

index

index m inv.

index atrbv. file

des index

index register, word

d'index

9. index MOTOR (registration number):

index

numéro m d'immatriculation

II. index [ingl. brit. ˈɪndɛks, ingl. am. ˈɪnˌdɛks] V. trans.

1. index TIPOGR.:

index book

munir [qc] d'un index

index word

indexer

this book is badly indexed

l'index de ce livre est mal fait

2. index (catalogue):

index article, book, data, information, subject

classer, cataloguer (under sous, à)

3. index:

index ECON., FIN.

indexer

to index sth to sth

indexer qc sur qc

indexed to inflation

indexé sur l'inflation

4. index INFORM.:

index

indexer

III. index [ingl. brit. ˈɪndɛks, ingl. am. ˈɪnˌdɛks] V. intr.

index

établir un index

IV. indexed ADJ. INFORM.

indexed address, addressing, file

indexé

refractive index SUST.

refractive index

indice m de réfraction

I. subject SUST. [ingl. brit. ˈsʌbdʒɛkt, ˈsʌbdʒɪkt, ingl. am. ˈsəbdʒɛkt]

1. subject (topic):

subject

sujet m

let's get back to the subject

revenons au sujet or à nos moutons coloq.

to change or drop the subject

parler d'autre chose, changer de sujet

to raise a subject

soulever une question

while we're on the subject of bonuses…

pendant que nous en sommes aux primes…

2. subject (branch of knowledge):

subject (at school, college)

matière f

subject (for research, study)

sujet m

my favourite subject is English

l'anglais est ma matière préférée

her subject is genetics

elle est spécialisée en génétique

3. subject:

subject ARTE, FOTO

sujet m

4. subject (in experiment):

subject

sujet m

5. subject (focus):

subject

objet m

to be the subject of an inquiry

faire l'objet d'une enquête

it has become a subject for complaints

cela fait l'objet de beaucoup de plaintes

6. subject LING.:

subject

sujet m

7. subject (citizen):

subject

sujet/-ette m/f

British subjects

les sujets britanniques

II. subject ADJ. [ingl. am. ˈsəbdʒɛkt]

1. subject (subservient):

subject people, race

asservi

2. subject:

to be subject to (be obliged to obey) law, rule

être soumis à

3. subject:

to be subject to (be liable to) flooding, fits

être sujet/-ette à

to be subject to tax

être passible de

prices are subject to increases

les prix peuvent subir des augmentations

flights are subject to delay

les vols sont susceptibles d'être en retard

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

subject to (dependent on) approval

dépendre de

you will be admitted subject to producing a visa

vous serez admis à condition de présenter un visa

‘subject to alteration’

‘sous réserve de modification’

‘subject to availability’ (of flights, tickets)

‘dans la limite des places disponibles’

‘subject to availability’ (of goods)

‘dans la limite des stocks disponibles’

III. subject V. trans. [ingl. brit. səbˈdʒɛkt, ingl. am. səbˈdʒɛkt]

1. subject (expose):

to subject sb to sth stress, insults, torture

faire subir qc à qn

to be subjected to noise

devoir supporter

to be subjected to attacks

faire l'objet de

to be subjected to torture

être soumis à

to subject sth to heat/light

exposer qc à la chaleur/lumière

2. subject (subjugate) liter.:

subject race, country

assujettir

en el diccionario PONS

I. subject [ˈsʌbdʒɪkt] SUST.

1. subject:

subject

sujet m

subject matter

sujet

subject for discussion

sujet de discussion

subject for debate

matière f à débat

to be on the subject of sb/sth

être à propos de qn/qc

on the subject of relationships

sur le thème des relations

to take sth as one's subject

choisir qc comme sujet

2. subject ENS., UNIV.:

subject

matière f

II. subject [ˈsʌbdʒɪkt] ADJ.

1. subject (dominated):

subject

soumis(e)

2. subject (exposed to negative factor):

subject

sujet(te)

to be subject to sth

être sujet à qc

to be subject to a danger

s'exposer à un danger

subject to a law DER.

soumis à la loi

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

subject to sth

sous réserve de qc

subject to payment

moyennant paiement

III. subject [ˈsʌbdʒɪkt] V. trans.

subject

assujettir

I. index [ˈɪndeks] SUST.

1. index <-es> (alphabetical list):

index

index m

2. index <-ices> <[or -es]> ECON., MAT. (figure):

index

indice m

the cost-of-living index

l'indice officiel du coût de la vie

3. index <-ices> <[or -es]> (indication):

index

indice m

4. index no pl. REL.:

the Index

l'Index m

II. index [ˈɪndeks] V. trans. a. ECON.

index

indexer

en el diccionario PONS

I. subject [ˈsʌb·dʒɪkt] SUST.

1. subject (topic):

subject

sujet m

subject matter

sujet

subject for discussion

sujet de discussion

subject for debate

matière f à débat

to be on the subject of sb/sth

être à propos de qn/qc

on the subject of relationships

sur le thème des relations

to take sth as one's subject

choisir qc comme sujet

2. subject ENS., UNIV.:

subject

matière f

II. subject [ˈsʌb·dʒɪkt] ADJ.

1. subject (dominated):

subject

soumis(e)

2. subject (exposed to negative factor):

subject

sujet(te)

to be subject to sth

être sujet à qc

to be subject to a danger

s'exposer à un danger

subject to a law DER.

soumis à la loi

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

subject to sth

sous réserve de qc

subject to payment

moyennant paiement

III. subject [ˈsʌb·dʒɪkt] V. trans.

subject

assujettir

I. index [ˈɪn·deks] SUST.

1. index <-es> (alphabetical list):

index

index m

2. index <-ices> <[or -es]> ECON., math:

index

indice m

cost-of-living index

indice officiel du coût de la vie

3. index <-ices> <[or -es]> (indication):

index

indice m

4. index REL.:

the Index

l'Index m

II. index [ˈɪn·deks] V. trans. a. ECON.

index

indexer

Present

I	index
you	index
he/she/it	indexes
we	index
you	index
they	index

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

In either case the penetration depth is found directly from the imaginary part of the material's refractive index as is detailed above.

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The refractive index is related to the molar refractivity, structure and weight of the monomer.

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The refractive index of the cladding of an optical fiber is 1.52.

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The refractive index of xenotime is 1.720-1.815 with a birefringence of 0.095 (uniaxial positive).

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Because refractive index is very temperature dependent, it is important to use a refractometer with automatic temperature compensation.

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