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1 liberté
liberté [libεʀte]1. feminine nouna. freedom• mise en liberté [de prisonnier] release• être/remettre en liberté to be/set free• liberté, égalité, fraternité liberty, equality, fraternityb. ( = loisir) moments de liberté free momentsc. ( = absence de contrainte) liberté de langage freedom of language2. compounds* * *libɛʀte1) (condition, état) freedom [U]liberté, égalité, fraternité — Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
2) ( latitude) freedom [U]n'avoir aucune liberté de manœuvre — to have no room for manoeuvre GB ou maneuver US
3) ( hardiesse) freedom4) ( droit) freedomliberté de pensée/d'expression — freedom of thought/of expression
•Phrasal Verbs:* * *libɛʀte1. nf1) freedommettre en liberté [personne, animal] — to set free, [prisonnier] to release
Il a été mis en liberté au bout d'un an de prison. — He was released after a year in prison.
2) (= latitude) freedom2. libertés nfpl(= privautés) liberties* * *liberté nf1 (condition, état) freedom ¢; choisir la liberté to choose freedom; recouvrer la liberté to regain one's freedom; amour de la liberté love of freedom; vive la liberté! long live freedom!; lutter pour la liberté to fight for freedom; Statue de la liberté Statue of Liberty; liberté, égalité, fraternité Liberty, Equality, Fraternity; élever des animaux en liberté to raise animals in a natural habitat; espèce vivant en liberté species living wild; être en liberté to be free; l'assassin est toujours en liberté the killer is still at large;2 ( latitude) freedom ¢; peu de/trop de liberté little/too much freedom; en toute liberté with complete freedom; liberté d'action/de mouvement/de choix freedom of action/of movement/of choice; donner à qn la liberté de faire to give sb freedom to do; avoir sa liberté to be free; avoir toute liberté pour faire to be quite free to do; n'avoir aucune liberté de manœuvre to have no room for manoeuvre GB ou maneuver US; ne pas avoir une grande liberté de choix not to have much choice;3 ( hardiesse) freedom; liberté de ton outspokenness; une liberté qui frise l'impertinence outspokenness bordering on impertinence; liberté d'esprit independence of mind; s'exprimer avec une étonnante liberté to be remarkably outspoken; prendre la liberté de faire to take the liberty of doing; prendre des libertés avec qn/qch to take liberties with sb/sth;4 ( droit) freedom; liberté de pensée/d'expression/d'opinion/de parole freedom of thought/of expression/of opinion/of speech; libertés individuelles/fondamentales individual/fundamental liberties; porter atteinte aux libertés to undermine civil liberties.liberté d'association Jur, Pol freedom of association; liberté civile Jur civil liberty; liberté conditionnelle Jur parole; mettre qn en liberté conditionnelle Jur to release sb on parole; liberté de conscience Pol freedom of conscience; liberté de l'enseignement Jur freedom of choice in education; liberté d'installation Jur, UE freedom of establishment; liberté de la presse Pol freedom of the press; liberté des prix Comm, Jur free prices (pl); liberté provisoire Jur provisional release (pending trial); en liberté provisoire provisionally released; mettre en liberté provisoire to release provisionally; mise en liberté provisoire provisional release; liberté surveillée Jur probation; en liberté surveillée on probation; mise en liberté surveillée release on probation; mettre en liberté surveillée to release on probation; liberté du travail Jur freedom of contract; libertés publiques Jur, Pol civil liberties; libertés syndicales Jur, Pol trade union rights.[libɛrte] nom fémininle pays de la liberté the land of the free ou of freedomliberté conditionnelle ou sur parole (release on) paroleêtre mis en liberté provisoire to be granted bail, to be released on bailliberté d'association/du travail right of association/to workliberté du culte/d'opinion/de mouvement freedom of worship/thought/movementliberté d'entreprise free enterprise, right to set up a businessliberté de la presse/d'expression freedom of the press/of speechLiberté, Égalité, Fraternité Liberty, Equality, Fraternity (motto of the French Revolution and, today, of France)3. [indépendance] freedomliberté de jugement/de pensée freedom of judgment/thoughtavoir toute liberté pour décider to be totally free ou to have full freedom to decidereprendre sa liberté [sentimentale] to regain one's freedom4. [temps libre] free time5. [désinvolture, irrévérence]il y a une trop grande liberté dans la traduction the translation is not close enough to the original ou is too free6. ÉCONOMIEinstaurer la liberté des prix to end ou to abolish price controls————————libertés nom féminin plurielatteinte aux/défense des libertés attack on/defence of civil liberties2. [privautés]prendre ou se permettre des libertés avec quelqu'un to take liberties with somebodyj'ai pris quelques libertés avec la recette I took a few liberties with ou I didn't stick entirely to the recipe————————en liberté locution adjectivale & locution adverbialea. [personne] to be free ou at largeb. [animal] to be free ou in the wilden toute liberté locution adverbiale -
2 liberté surveillée
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3 mise
mise [miz]1. feminine noun• gagner 1 000 € pour une mise de 100 € to make 1,000 euros on an outlay of 100 eurosb. ( = habillement) clothing2. compounds• se faire faire une mise en plis to have one's hair set ► mise au point (Photography) focusing ; (Technical) adjustment ; [de procédé technique] perfecting ; ( = explication, correction) clarification• publier une mise au point to issue a clarification ► mise à prix (enchères) reserve price (Brit), upset price (US)► mise en scène (Cinema, theatre) production* * *miz
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participe passé adjectif féminin mis
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1) (dans un pari, jeu)2) ( tenue)•Phrasal Verbs:••être de mise — [remarque] to be appropriate
je t'ai sauvé la mise — (colloq) I saved your bacon (colloq)
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Les expressions du type mise en boîte, mise à feu, mise à mort sont traitées sous le deuxième élément: on se reportera à boîte, feu, mort etc
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Les expressions du type mise en boîte, mise à feu, mise à mort sont traitées sous le deuxième élément: on se reportera à boîte, feu, mort etc* * *abrSee:* * *[miz] féminin→ link=mis mis————————[miz] nom féminin3. [dans des expressions]mise à exécution carrying out, implementationa. updatinga. [généralement] putting to deathb. [en tauromachie] executiona. [disciplinaire] suspensionb. [économique] laying offa. [d'une ville] sackingb. [d'un appartement] ransackingb. [d'une personne, de l'économie] bringing into linea. postponing, shelvinga. [d'une personne] implicationb. [d'une idée] calling into questiona. [du corps] getting fitb. [de l'esprit] conditioningmise en demeure injunction, formal notificationb. [d'un engin] getting into working orderc. [d'un local] renovationa. [d'un chapeau] shapingmise en œuvre implementation, bringing into playa. [d'un local] tidying upb. INFORMATIQUE [d'un fichier] sequencingc. [d'un programme] housekeepingmise en place setting up, organizationmise en question questioning, challengingmise en service putting into service, bringing into operationa. [d'un projet] starting upb. SPORT warming upc. [d'une soirée] breaking the icea. [d'un sol, d'une région] developmentb. [de biens] improvementc. [de qualités] setting off, enhancement————————de mise locution adjectivaleta colère n'est plus de mise your anger is out of place now, there's no point in your being angry any moremise à feu nom fémininmise à prix nom fémininmise au point nom fémininmise de fonds nom féminina. [pour un achat] initial outlayb. [pour monter une affaire] initial investment, seed money————————mise en page(s) nom fémininmise en plis nom fémininmise en scène nom féminin -
4 juge de l'application des peines
judge who follows up the way an individual sentence is carried out during probation and post-release periodsDictionnaire Français-Anglais > juge de l'application des peines
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5 juge
juge [ʒyʒ]masculine noun• oui, Monsieur le Juge yes, your Honour► juge de proximité ≈ lay judge* * *ʒyʒnom masculin1) Droit judgele juge Morin — gén Judge Morin; ( des juridictions supérieures) Mr ou Mrs Justice Morin
oui, Monsieur le juge — yes, Your Honour [BrE]
2) (de jeu, concours) judge3) ( personne compétente) judge•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʒyʒ nm/f1) (= magistrat) judge2) (personne exprimant un jugement) judgeje vous laisse juge de... — I'll let you be the judge of...
* * *juge nm1 ⇒ Les métiers et les professions, Les titres de politesse Jur judge; elle est juge she is a judge; le juge Morin gén Judge Morin; ( des juridictions supérieures) Mr ou Mrs Justice Morin; oui, Monsieur le juge yes, Your HonourGB; comparaître devant le juge to appear before the court; être à la fois juge et partie to be judge and jury;2 (de jeu, concours) judge;3 ( personne compétente) judge; être bon/mauvais juge to be a good/bad judge; être son propre juge to be one's own judge; se faire juge de qch to be the judge of sth; je te laisse juge de la situation I'll let you be the judge of the situation; tu es seul juge only you can tell.juge aux affaires matrimoniales Jur judge specializing in matrimonial affairs; juge de l'application des peines Jur judge appointed to oversee conditions of a prisoner's sentence; juge de chaise Sport umpire; juge des enfants Jur judge dealing in cases involving minors; juge de filet Sport net cord judge; juge d'instruction Jur examining magistrate; juge de ligne Sport lines judge; juge de paix ≈ justice of the peace; juge des référés Jur judge in chambers; juge de touche Sport linesman; juge des tutelles Jur judge administering the property of people under guardianship.[ʒyʒ] nom masculinjamais, Monsieur le juge! never, Your Honour!les juges ≃ the Benchêtre nommé juge to be appointed judge ≃ to be raised to the Bench (UK), ≃ to be appointed to the Bench (US)aller/se retrouver devant le juge to appear/to end up in courtjuge de l'application des peinesjudge who follows up the way an individual sentence is carried out during probation and post-release periods2. [personne compétente]être bon/mauvais juge en matière de to be a good/bad judge ofjuge de filet/fond net cord/foot fault judgeb. RUGBY linesman, touch judge4. BIBLEle Livre des Juges, les Juges the (Book of) Judges
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