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1 the French Republic
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2 the French Republic
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3 the French Republic
геогр.; буквенный код FRA Французская Республика (государство в Западной Европе; столица - Париж) -
4 President of the French Republic
Общая лексика: Президент Французской РеспубликиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > President of the French Republic
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5 Constitution, the French
France is a republic; the institutions of governance of France are defined by the Constitution, more specifically by the current constitution, being that of the Cinquième République, or Fifth Republic. The Constitution has been modified several times since the start of the Fifth Republic, most recently in July 2008, when the French Congrès approved - by 1 vote over the 60% majority required - constitutional changes proposed by President Sarkozy.The Fifth Republic was established in 1958, and was largely the work of General de Gaulle - its first president, and Michel Debré his prime minister. It has been amended 17 times. Though the French constitution is parliamentary, it gave relatively extensive powers to the executive (President and Ministers) compared to other western democracies.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Constitution, the French
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6 republic
((a country with) a form of government in which there is no king or queen, the power of government, law-making etc being given to one or more elected representatives (eg a president, members of a parliament etc): The United States is a republic - the United Kingdom is not.) republika* * *[ripʌblik]nounrepublika; figuratively skupnost, svetthe republic of letters — učeni svet, književniki; književnost, literaturaThe Republic of France, the French Republic — republika Francija, francoska republika -
7 French
[frenʧ] 1. сущ.Natives of Quebec speak Canadian French. — Уроженцы Квебека говорят на канадском французском.
2) ( the French) употр. с гл. во мн. французы, французский народ3) сухой вермут••2. прил.Excuse / pardon my French! — Извините за выражение!
2) франкоканадский, относящийся к франкоканадцам•Gram:[ref dict="LingvoGrammar (En-Ru)"]French[/ref]••to assist in the French sense ирон. — присутствовать, не принимая участия
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8 Norman French
1. лингв. нормандский диалект французского языка2. вв. «нормандский французский»; французский язык, служивший официальным языком Англии — -
9 Cape Verde Islands, Archipelago Of The
Consisting of 10 main islands (Santiago, Maio, Boa Vista, Sal, Fogo, São Vicente, São Nicolau, Brava, Santo Antão, and Santa Luzia), the archipelago was sighted first by a Venetian navigator in Portuguese service, Alvise de Cá da Mosto, in the late 1450s. The islands' area is about 4,030 square kilometers (1,557 square miles). Prince Henry the Navigator gave the task of colonizing the islands to the Genovese António da Noli. Actual settlement began only in 1463, under King Afonso V. Captain-Donataries were granted charters to colonize and, in 1550, the city of Praia was established on the island of Santiago and became a principal center of activity. Slaves from West Africa were brought to work the islands' plantations, and millet and coconut trees were introduced as staple foods. Following attacks on the islands by French pirates, Portugal created the post of governor of Cape Verde in 1592. Until the middle of the 18th century and the reign of King José I, these islands were governed by the private captaincies. Thereafter, they were ruled directly by the king's representatives.Due to their geography, topography, and climate, the Cape Verde Islands lack good soil for agriculture or minerals and frequently suffer long, periodic droughts. The result of this, and until recently sparse Portuguese investment, has been that the islands have one of the poorest economies in the world. Emigration to work abroad has often been the only alternative for survival. As a result, large overseas communities of Cape Verdeans reside and work in the United States (especially in the eastern states of Rhode Island and Massachusetts) and in Portugal. In July 1975, Portugal granted independence to the Cape Verde Islands, now a republic.Historical dictionary of Portugal > Cape Verde Islands, Archipelago Of The
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10 République française
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11 Garde des Sceaux
the Guardian of the Seals, the official title of the French Minister of Justice. This mediaeval title is still used today, since the official seal of the French republic is kept in the office of the Minister of Justice.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Garde des Sceaux
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12 France
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13 république
république [ʀepyblik]feminine noun• on est en république ! it's a free country!• la République française/d'Irlande the French/Irish Republic━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━The term la Cinquième République refers to the French Republic since the presidency of General de Gaulle (1959-1969), during which a new Constitution was established.* * *ʀepybliknom féminin republicaprès tout, on vit en république — after all, it's a free country
* * *ʀepyblik nf* * *république nf Pol republic; après tout, on vit en république after all, it's a free country; république des lettres republic of letters.[repyblik] nom féminin1. [régime politique] republicje fais ce que je veux; on est en république, non? (familier) I'll do as I like, it's a free country, isn't it?2. [État] Republicla République d'Irlande the Irish Republic, the Republic of Ireland3. [confrérie]dans la république des lettres in the literary world, in the world of letters -
14 Marianne
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The symbolic female figure often used to represent the French Republic. There are statues of her in public places all over France and she also appears on the standard French stamp. She is always depicted wearing the Phrygian bonnet, a pointed cap which became one of the symbols of liberty as represented by the 1789 Revolution
II maʀjan* * *Marianne npr Marianne.ⓘ Marianne The symbolic female figure often used to represent the French Republic. There are statues of her in public places all over France and she also appears on the standard French stamp. She is always depicted wearing the Phrygian bonnet, a pointed cap which became one of the symbols of liberty as represented by the 1789 Revolution.[marjan] nom propreMarianne is the personification of the French Republic; there is a bust of her in every town hall in France, and her portrait appears on French stamps. Her face has changed over the years, but she can always be recognized by the bonnet phrygien she wears. Brigitte Bardot and Catherine Deneuve, and in more recent years Inès de la Fressange and Laetitia Casta, have been used as models for Marianne. -
15 Французская Республика
1) Law: (офиц. название Франции) Republic of France2) Geography: French Republic, French Republic (Западная Европа)3) Foreign Ministry: the French RepublicУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Французская Республика
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16 Французская республика
1) Law: (офиц. название Франции) Republic of France2) Geography: French Republic, French Republic (Западная Европа)3) Foreign Ministry: the French RepublicУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Французская республика
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17 nègre
n. m.1. Ghost-writer, one who does the literary donkey-work for a famous and otherwise busy author.2. Faire le nègre: To be landed with all the chores.3. Faire comme le nègre, continuer: To carry on with what one is doing. (The origin of what could loosely be called an ironical catch phrase is to be found in the seemingly pointless comment uttered by Marshal Mac-Mahon, President of the French Republic in the 1870s. When visiting a military academy he asked a junior recruit what his functions were and when told 'Je suis le nègre', i.e. one acting as a temporary batman, MacMahon, always lost for a word, simply said:'Eh bien, continuez!'. the French equivalent to the military: 'Carry on as you were!')4. Parler petit nègre: To speak broken French. ( Petit nègre is the French counterpart to pidgin English.)5. C'est comme un combat de nègres dans un tunnel (joc. & iron.): I defy anyone to make head or tail of all this! -
18 RF
RF( ABBR OF République française) the French Republic* * *(written abbr = République française) French Republic* * *abr nf République française* * *RF nf: written abbr = République française.→ link=République République française -
19 gueux
(dated), gueuse gø, gøz nom masculin, féminin ( pauvre) beggar; ( personne vile) rogue••courir la gueuse — (colloq) to go looking for a bit of skirt (colloq)
* * *ɡø nmbeggar, (= coquin) rogue* * *courir la gueuse○ to go looking for a bit of skirt○., gueuse [gø, gøz] nom masculin, nom féminin(archaïque & littéraire) beggargueuse nom féminin3. HISTOIRE -
20 cocarde
cocarde [kɔkaʀd]feminine noun━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━The cocarde was originally a red, white and blue rosette used as an emblem by revolutionaries during the French Revolution. It became a symbol of the French republic and appears on military aircraft, uniforms and official vehicles.* * *kɔkaʀdnom féminin ( sur uniforme) cockade; ( emblème national) ( sur un avion) roundel; ( sur un véhicule) official badgecocarde tricolore — Histoire revolutionary cockade; ( en tissu) rosette
* * *kɔkaʀd nf* * *cocarde nf ( sur uniforme) cockade; ( emblème national) ( sur avion) roundel; ( sur véhicule) official badge; cocarde tricolore Hist revolutionary cockade; ( en tissu) rosette.[kɔkard] nom féminin1. [en tissu] rosette2. [signe - militaire] roundel ; [ - sur une voiture officielle] official logo
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