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1 témoignage
témoignage [temwaɲaʒ]masculine nounb. ( = récit, rapport) account• ce livre est un merveilleux témoignage sur notre époque this book gives a marvellous account of the age we live inc. ( = signe) témoignage de reconnaissance ( = geste) gesture of gratitude ; ( = cadeau) token of gratitude* * *temwaɲaʒnom masculin1) ( histoire personnelle) story; ( compte rendu) account2) ( au cours d'une enquête) evidence [U]; ( déposition) evidence [U], testimony3) ( marque) fmltémoignage d'amitié — ( cadeau) token of friendship; ( geste) expression of friendship
* * *temwaɲaʒ nm1) DROIT testimony no pl evidence no pl2) (= rapport, récit) account3) (= cadeau) [affection, reconnaissance] token, mark, (= preuve) expression* * *témoignage nm1 ( histoire personnelle) story; ( compte rendu) account; le témoignage d'une ancienne droguée a former drug addict's story; recueillir les témoignages des réfugiés to get the refugees' stories; les témoignages recueillis auprès de the accounts given by; apporter son témoignage to give one's own account; selon les témoignages de according to (accounts given by); rendre témoignage sans prendre position to give an objective account (of things); un livre exceptionnel, témoignage sur une époque fig an exceptional book, a first-hand account of an era;2 ( au cours d'une enquête) evidence ¢; Jur ( déposition) evidence ¢, testimony; des témoignages contradictoires/qui concordent conflicting/corroborating evidence; obtenir le témoignage de qn to get evidence from sb ou sb's evidence ; s'appuyer sur les témoignages des voisins to rely on evidence from the neighboursGB; selon plusieurs témoignages according to several witnesses; entendre le témoignage de qn to hear sb's evidence ou testimony; rendre témoignage to give evidence, to testify; porter témoignage (de qch) to bear witness (to sth); ⇒ faux;3 fml ( marque) témoignage d'amitié ( cadeau) token ou mark of friendship; ( geste) expression ou gesture of friendship; les témoignages de sympathie expressions of sympathy; en témoignage de ma reconnaissance as a mark ou token of my gratitude; donner des témoignages de son amitié to prove one's friendship; rendre témoignage au courage de qn to testify to sb's courage.[temwaɲaʒ] nom masculinfaux témoignage perjury, false evidence, false witnesscondamné pour faux témoignage found guilty of perjury ou of giving false evidencerendre témoignage à quelque chose [rendre hommage] to pay tribute to ou to hail (soutenu) ou to salute somethingrendre témoignage à quelqu'un [témoigner publiquement en sa faveur] to testify in somebody's favourle témoignage du chauffeur de taxi est accablant pour elle the taxi driver's statement is conclusive evidence against hera. [après un deuil] to receive messages of sympathyb. [pendant une épreuve] to receive messages of support4. [récit - d'un participant, d'un observateur] (eyewitness) accountcette pièce sera un jour considérée comme un témoignage sur la vie des années 80 this play will one day be considered as an authentic account of life in the 80s -
2 cadrer
cadrer [kαdʀe]➭ TABLE 11. intransitive verb( = coïncider) to tally2. transitive verba. (Cinema, photography) to frame* * *kadʀe
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verbe transitif to centre [BrE] [image, scène]la photo est mal cadrée — the photo is off-centre [BrE]
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* * *kɒdʀe1. viCela ne cadre pas avec les faits. — It doesn't fit with the facts.
2. vtCINÉMA, PHOTOGRAPHIE to centre Grande-Bretagne to center USA* * *cadrer verb table: aimerA vtr1 Phot, Cin to centreGB [image, scène]; la photo est mal cadrée the photo is off-centreGB; photo bien cadrée well-composed photo;2 fig to restrict; un débat trop cadré a debate which is too restrictive.B vi to tally, to fit (avec with); vos déclarations ne cadrent pas avec les faits your statements don't tally ou fit with the facts; les témoignages ne cadrent pas eyewitness accounts do not tally; ça ne cadre pas it doesn't fit.[kadre] verbe intransitif2. [en comptabilité]————————[kadre] verbe transitif
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eyewitness — noun Eyewitness is used before these nouns: ↑account, ↑identification, ↑report, ↑testimony … Collocations dictionary
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