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proof [pru:f]1. nouna. preuve f• to be living proof of sth/that... être la preuve vivante de qch/que...b. ( = printed copy) épreuve f• this whisky is 70° proof ≈ ce whisky titre 40° degrés2. adjective[+ fabric, tent] imperméabiliser4. compounds* * *[pruːf] 1.1) ( evidence) preuve f also Mathematicsproof of identity — pièce f d'identité
2) ( in printing) épreuve f3) Photography épreuve f4) ( of alcohol) niveau m étalon2.to be 70° ou 70% proof — ≈ titrer 40° d'alcool
3.to be proof against — être à l'épreuve de [heat, infection]; être à l'abri de [temptation, charms]
- proof combining form ( resistant to)4.transitive verb1) imperméabiliser [fabric]; insonoriser [room, house]2) = proofread -
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A n1 ¢ ( evidence) preuve f c (of de ; that que) ; I have proof j'ai une preuve or des preuves ; you have no proof vous n'avez aucune preuve ; to have proof that pouvoir prouver que ; there is no proof that rien ne prouve que ; do you have (any) proof? avez-vous des preuves?, en avez-vous la preuve? ; the proof is that la preuve en est que ; this is proof that cela prouve que ; to produce sth as proof produire qch à titre de preuve ; to take sth as proof that considérer qch comme la preuve que ; absolute/conclusive proof preuve absolue/irréfutable ; to fail through lack of proof échouer faute de preuves ; to be proof of sb's worth/age/existence prouver la valeur/l'âge/l'existence de qn ; to be living proof of sth être la preuve vivante de qch ; proof of identity pièce f d'identité ;3 Print épreuve f ; at proof stage au stade des épreuves ; to read sth in proof lire qch sur épreuves ;4 Phot épreuve f ;5 ( of alcohol) niveau m étalon ; over/under proof au-dessus/au-dessous du niveau étalon ; to be 70° ou 70% proof ≈ titrer 40° d'alcool.B adj to be proof against être à l'épreuve de [wind, infection, heat, time] ; être à l'abri de [temptation, charms].C - proof (dans composés) ( resistant to) vandal-proof protégé contre les vandales ; earthquake-proof antisismique ; toddler-proof toys jouets résistant aux petits.D vtr2 = proofread. -
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proof [pru:f]1 noun(a) (UNCOUNT) (evidence) preuve f;∎ to show or to give proof of sth faire ou donner la preuve de qch;∎ do you have any proof? vous en avez la preuve ou des preuves?;∎ you need proof of identity vous devez fournir une pièce d'identité;∎ can you produce any proof for your accusations? avez-vous des preuves pour justifier vos accusations?;∎ we have written proof of it nous en avons la preuve écrite ou par écrit;∎ that's no proof! ce n'est pas une preuve!;∎ by way of proof comme ou pour preuve;∎ he cited several other cases in proof of his argument il a cité plusieurs autres cas pour défendre sa thèse;∎ he gave her a locket as proof of his love il lui a offert un médaillon comme preuve de son amour pour elle ou en gage d'amour;∎ proverb the proof of the pudding is in the eating il faut juger sur pièces∎ to correct or to read the proofs corriger les épreuves;∎ to pass the proofs donner le bon à tirer;∎ at the proof stage à la correction des épreuves(c) (of alcohol) teneur f (en alcool);∎ 45 percent proof brandy ≃ cognac m à 45 degrés∎ British to be proof against (fire, acid, rust) être à l'épreuve de; (danger, temptation) être à l'abri de ou insensible à►► proof of delivery bordereau m de livraison;proof of payment justificatif m de paiement;proof of postage certificat m d'expédition;proof of purchase reçu m; -
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- proof [pru:f]à l'épreuve de;∎ acid-proof à l'épreuve des acides;∎ an idiot-proof mechanism un mécanisme (totalement) indéréglable -
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(evidence) preuve fproof of credit titre m de crédit;proof of delivery bordereau m de livraison;proof of identity pièce f d'identité;proof of payment justificatif m de paiement;proof of postage certificat m d'expédition;proof of purchase reçu m(business, currency) soutenir;∎ the government stepped in to prop up the dollar le gouvernement est intervenu pour soutenir le dollar -
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[pru:f]1) ((a piece of) evidence, information etc that shows definitely that something is true: We still have no proof that he is innocent.) preuve2) (a first copy of a printed sheet, that can be corrected before the final printing: She was correcting the proofs of her novel.) épreuve3) (in photography, the first print from a negative.) épreuve•- - proof -
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Glossaire des termes pour l'organisation d'événements > proof
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pression d’épreuve fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > proof pressure
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limite conventionnelle d’élasticité fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > proof stress
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Jur. preuve; élément de preuveEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > proof
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Jur., Fin. production d'une créance/d'un titre de créance [CdE]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > proof of a debt
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Jur. titre de propriétéEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > proof of ownership
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Jur.[d.] constatation du décèsEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > proof of the death
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noun titre m de propriété
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