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1 considérer
considérer [kɔ̃sideʀe]➭ TABLE 6 transitive verba. to consider• il faut considérer les avantages et les inconvénients one must consider the advantages and disadvantagesb. ( = respecter) to respect* * *kɔ̃sideʀe
1.
1) ( juger)considérer quelqu'un/quelque chose comme (étant) — to consider somebody/something to be
considérer comme criminels ceux qui polluent l'atmosphère — to regard those who pollute the atmosphere as criminals
il considère comme acquise sa victoire électorale — he sees himself as having already won the election
2) ( envisager) to regard [personne]; to consider [chose]3) ( respecter) to have a high regard for4) ( examiner) to consider5) ( regarder attentivement) to look at [personne, spectacle]
2.
se considérer verbe pronominal1) ( soi-même)2) ( l'un l'autre)se considérer (comme) — to regard one another as being; ( s'étudier) to gaze at each other
* * *kɔ̃sideʀe vt1) (= envisager) to considerconsidérer qch comme — to consider sth, to regard sth as
2) (= penser)Je considère que le gouvernement devrait investir davantage dans l'enseignement. — I believe that the government should invest more money in education.
3) (= regarder) to study* * *considérer verb table: céderA vtr1 ( juger) considérer qn/qch comme (étant) to consider sb/sth to be; considérer que to consider that; je le considère comme un ami I consider him a friend, I consider him to be a friend; être considéré comme le successeur de Rousseau to be seen as Rousseau's successor; considérer être/ne pas être to consider oneself to be/not to be; je les considère comme compétents I consider them to be competent; considérer un tableau comme un chef-d'œuvre to consider a painting to be a masterpiece; considérer comme criminels ceux qui polluent l'atmosphère to regard those who pollute the atmosphere as criminals; considérer que le gouvernement fait preuve d'incompétence to consider that the government shows incompetence; il considère comme acquise sa victoire électorale he sees himself as having already won the election; on considère généralement que it is generally considered that;2 ( envisager) to regard [personne]; to consider [chose]; considérer un adversaire avec respect to regard an opponent with respect; considérer les choses sous un angle différent to consider things from a different angle; si l'on considère les derniers chiffres if we consider the latest figures; considérer une question sous tous ses aspects to consider a matter from every angle; à tout bien considérer all things considered;3 ( respecter) to have a high regard for; personne/profession bien considérée highly regarded person/profession;4 ( examiner) to consider; considérer qn/qch très attentivement to consider sb/sth very carefully;5 ( regarder attentivement) to look at [personne, spectacle].B se considérer vpr1 ( soi-même) se considérer (comme) to consider oneself (to be); se considérer (comme) privilégié to consider oneself (to be) privileged;2 ( l'un l'autre) se considérer (comme) to regard one another as being; ( s'étudier) to gaze at each other.[kɔ̃sidere] verbe transitif1. [regarder] to gaze ou to stare at (inseparable)2. [prendre en compte - offre, problème] to consider, to take into consideration, to weigh up (separable)il faut considérer que l'accusé est mineur it must be taken into account ou be borne in mind that the defendant is underage4. [juger]considérer bien/mal to hold in high/low esteemelle me considère comme sa meilleure amie she regards me as ou looks upon me as ou considers me to be her best friendun spécialiste hautement considéré a highly-regarded ou highly-respected expert————————se considérer verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)————————à tout bien considérer locution adverbiale,tout bien considéré locution adverbiale[tout compte fait] on second thoughts ou further consideration -
2 estimé
estime [εstim]feminine noun( = considération) esteem* * *ɛstimnom féminin respect* * *ɛstim nfesteem, regardavoir de l'estime pour qn — to think a lot of sb, to think highly of sb
J'ai beaucoup d'estime pour elle. — I think a lot of her.
* * *A nf respect, esteem; avoir de l'estime pour qn to have great respect ou esteem for sb; il a baissé/monté dans mon estime he has gone down/risen in my estimation ou esteem; tenir qn en piètre/haute estime to hold sb in low/high esteem; son courage a forcé l'estime de tous her courage has earned her everybody's respect.B à l'estime loc adv2 fig j'ai calculé à l'estime it was guesswork, it was just an estimate.(soutenu) [respecté] -
3 filière
filière [filjεʀ]feminine nouna. ( = succession d'étapes) [de carrière] path ; [d'administration] channels• il a suivi la filière classique pour devenir professeur he followed the classic route into teachingb. ( = domaine d'études spécifique) course• filières scientifiques/artistiques science/arts coursesc. ( = réseau) networkd. ( = secteur d'activité) industry* * *filjɛʀ1) Université ( domaine d'études) course of studysuivre une filière scientifique/littéraire — to study science/arts
2) Économie ( domaine d'activité) field3) ( étapes de carrière)4) ( suite de formalités) official channels (pl)5) ( de la drogue)6) Informatique card throat* * *filjɛʀ nf1) ÉCONOMIE (= activités de production) industry2) ÉDUCATION stream Grande-Bretagne track USA3) (= réseau) network4) (succession d'étapes) procedure* * *filière nf1 Scol, Univ ( domaine d'études) course of study; choisir une filière prestigieuse to choose a highly regarded course of study; filières générales/techniques general/technical courses of study; nouvelles filières new fields; suivre une filière scientifique/littéraire to study science/arts;2 Écon, Entr, Ind ( domaine d'activité) field; ( système de production) chain; la filière électronique the electronics field; créer de nouvelles filières to create new fields of activity;3 ( étapes de carrière) suivre la filière habituelle to climb up the usual career ladder;4 ( suite de formalités) official channels (pl); la filière administrative the official administrative channels;5 ( de la drogue) filière (clandestine) ring; démanteler une filière to smash a ring; remonter une filière to trace the leaders of a ring;7 Nucl reactor system;8 Zool (d'araignée, de chenille) spinneret;10 Ordinat card throat.[filjɛr] nom féminin3. ÉDUCATION & UNIVERSITÉla filière technique/scientifique technical/scientific subjects4. MÉTALLURGIEa. [pour étirage] draw, drawing plateb. [pour tréfilage, filage] die -
4 réputation
réputation [ʀepytasjɔ̃]feminine noun• avoir bonne/mauvaise réputation to have a good/bad reputation• se faire une réputation to make a reputation for o.s.• connaître qn/qch de réputation (seulement) to know sb/sth (only) by repute* * *ʀepytasjɔ̃1) ( honorabilité) reputation2) ( renom) reputationavoir bonne/mauvaise réputation — to have a good/bad reputation
sa réputation d'efficacité/de chanteur — his reputation for efficiency/as a singer
* * *ʀepytasjɔ̃ nfavoir la réputation d'être... — to have a reputation for being...
connaître qn/qch de réputation — to know sb/sth by repute
* * *réputation nf1 ( honorabilité) reputation; nuire à or ternir la réputation de qn to damage sb's reputation;2 ( renom) reputation; avoir bonne/mauvaise réputation to have a good/bad reputation; se faire une réputation to make a name for oneself; leur réputation n'est plus à faire their reputation is well-established; connaître qn/qch de réputation to know sb/sth by reputation; sa réputation d'efficacité/de chanteur his reputation for efficiency/as a singer; avoir la réputation d'être to have a reputation for being; œuvre de grande réputation highly regarded work.[repytasjɔ̃] nom fémininjouir d'une bonne réputation to have ou to enjoy a good reputationse faire une réputation to make a reputation ou name for oneselfun hôtel de bonne/mauvaise réputation a hotel of good/ill reputeelle a la réputation de noter sévèrement she has a reputation ou she's well-known for being a tough markermarque de réputation mondiale ou internationale world-famous brand, brand of international reputeconnaître quelqu'un de réputation to know somebody by repute ou reputationporter atteinte à la réputation de quelqu'un to damage ou to blacken somebody's good name -
5 considération
considération [kɔ̃sideʀasjɔ̃]feminine nounb. ( = observation) considérations reflectionsc. ( = respect) respect* * *kɔ̃sideʀasjɔ̃1) ( facteur) consideration2) ( respect) consideration3) ( remarque) reflection* * *kɔ̃sideʀasjɔ̃1. nf1) (= examen) considerationprendre en considération — to take into consideration, to take into account
en considération de — given, because of
2) (= estime) esteem, respect2. considérations nfpl(= remarques) reflections* * *1 ( facteur) consideration; des considérations budgétaires/politiques/techniques budgetary/political/technical considerations; prendre qch en considération to take sth into consideration; mériter considération to merit consideration; avant toute autre considération before any other consideration; en considération de in view of; sans considération de irrespective of;2 ( respect) consideration, respect (à l'égard de, pour for); par considération de or pour out of respect for; jouir d'une considération unanime to be respected by all;3 ( remarque) reflection (sur on); considérations sur l'histoire reflections on history; considérations inutiles idle reflections.[kɔ̃siderasjɔ̃] nom fémininpar considération pour out of respect ou regard forjouir d'une grande considération to be highly considered ou regarded, to be held in great esteemveuillez agréer l'assurance de ma considération distinguée yours faithfully (UK), yours sincerely (US)————————en considération locution adverbialefaire entrer quelque chose en considération to bring something into play ou considerationprendre quelque chose en considération to take something into account ou considerationtoutes les candidatures seront prises en considération all applications will be given careful consideration————————en considération de locution prépositionnelleen considération de votre état de santé because of ou given ou considering your health————————sans considération de locution prépositionnellesans considération du coût regardless ou heedless of ou without considering (the) cost
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