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confidence ['kɒnfɪdəns]∎ we have confidence in her ability nous avons confiance en ses capacités;∎ she has no confidence in her own ability elle n'a aucune confiance en elle;∎ I have every confidence that you'll succeed je suis absolument certain que vous réussirez;∎ to put one's confidence in sb/sth faire confiance à qn/qch;∎ the confidence placed in me la confiance qui m'a été témoignée;∎ with complete confidence en toute confiance(b) (self-assurance) confiance f (en soi), assurance f;∎ he spoke with confidence il a parlé avec assurance;∎ he lacks confidence il n'est pas très sûr de lui;∎ full of confidence (person) plein d'assurance ou de confiance en soi; (performance) plein d'assurance(c) (certainty) confiance f, certitude f;∎ to win sb's confidence gagner la confiance de qn;∎ she has every confidence that they'll win elle est certaine qu'ils vont gagner;∎ I can say with confidence je peux dire avec confiance ou assurance∎ I was told in confidence on me l'a dit confidentiellement ou en confiance;∎ she told me in the strictest confidence elle me l'a dit dans la plus stricte confidence;∎ to take sb into one's confidence se confier à qn, faire des confidences à qn;∎ to be in sb's confidence partager les secrets de qn(e) (private message) confidence f;∎ to exchange confidences échanger des confidences;∎ to repeat a confidence répéter quelque chose dit en confidence, répéter un secret►► Mathematics confidence interval intervalle m de confiance;confidence man escroc m;confidence trick escroquerie f, abus m de confiance;confidence trickster escroc m -
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confidence [ˈkɒnfɪdəns]1. nouna. ( = trust) confiance f• to have confidence in sb/sth avoir confiance en qn/qch• to put one's confidence in sb/sth mettre sa confiance en qn/qch• to have every confidence in sb/sth faire totalement confiance à qn/qchc. ( = confidentiality) confidence f2. compounds* * *['kɒnfɪdəns]1) ( faith) confiance f (in en)to have (every) confidence in somebody/something — avoir (pleine) confiance en quelqu'un/quelque chose
2) Politicsvote of confidence — vote m de confiance
motion of no confidence — motion f de censure
3) ( self-assurance) assurance f, confiance f en soi4) ( certainty) assurance f5) ( confidentiality)to tell somebody something in (strict) confidence — dire quelque chose à quelqu'un (tout à fait) confidentiellement
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1 ( faith) confiance f (in en) ; to have (every) confidence in sb/sth avoir (pleine) confiance en qn/qch ; to put one's confidence in sb mettre sa confiance en qn ;2 Pol vote of confidence vote m de confiance ; to pass a vote of confidence voter la confiance ; motion of no confidence motion f de censure ; to pass a vote of no confidence voter la censure or une motion de censure (in à l'égard de) ;3 ( self-assurance) assurance f, confiance f en soi ; he lacks confidence il manque d'assurance, il n'est pas sûr de lui ;4 ( certainty) assurance f ; in the full confidence that avec la certitude que ; I have every confidence that she will succeed je suis sûr or persuadé qu'elle réussira ; I can say with confidence that je suis sûr or certain or convaincu que ;5 ( confidentiality) to take sb into one's confidence se confier à qn ; to tell sb sth in (strict) confidence dire qch à qn (tout à fait) confidentiellement ; write in strictest confidence to… écrivez-nous-nous vous promettons de respecter l'anonymat ;6 ( secret) confidence f. -
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confidence man trickster noun GB escroc m -
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8 confidence level
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10 confidence-building
Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > confidence-building
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['konfidəns]1) (trust or belief in someone's ability: I have great confidence in you.) confiance2) (belief and faith in one's own ability: She shows a great deal of confidence for her age.) confiance en soi -
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1) confiance2) assurance; confiance en soiEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > confidence
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13 confidence coefficient
Stat. coefficient de confianceEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > confidence coefficient
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14 confidence interval
Stat. intervalle de confianceEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > confidence interval
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15 confidence limits
Stat. limites de confianceEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > confidence limits
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16 confidence man
arg. [U] escroc; arnaquÉUr; faisan [désuet]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > confidence man
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17 confidence trick
arg., EU abus de confiance; vol à l'américaine [JPB]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > confidence trick
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18 confidence trick con
arg., EU abus de confiance; vol à l'américaine [JPB]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > confidence trick con
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19 confidence-building measures
Org. [D] [v.] mesures propres à instaurer/renforcer/ restaurer la confianceEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > confidence-building measures
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20 confidence trick
noun escroquerie f
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