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reminder [rɪ'maɪndə(r)](of event) rappel m; (to jog memory) pense-bête m; Administration & Commerce (of unpaid bill) rappel m;∎ final reminder dernier rappel m;∎ to give sb a reminder to do sth rappeler à qn qu'il doit faire qch;∎ she tied a knot in her handkerchief as a reminder elle a fait un nœud à son mouchoir pour ne pas oublier;∎ the picture was a reminder of her life in Paris cette image lui rappelait sa vie à Paris;∎ their success was a reminder of his own failure leur réussite lui rappelait son propre échec;∎ we gave him a gentle reminder that it's her birthday tomorrow nous lui avons discrètement rappelé que demain, c'est son anniversaire;∎ the exhibition is a stark or a grim reminder of the horrors of war l'exposition rappelle la guerre dans toute son horreur;∎ Finance reminder of account due rappel m d'échéance►► Accountancy reminder entry poste m de mémoire -
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reminder [rɪˈmaɪndər]• as a reminder that... pour (vous or lui etc) rappeler que...• his presence was a reminder of... sa présence rappelait...* * *[rɪ'maɪndə(r)](letter of) reminder — Administration (lettre f de) rappel m
reminders of the past — souvenirs mpl du passé
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reminder n rappel m (of de ; that du fait que) ; a reminder to sb to do un rappel à qn lui demandant de faire ; (letter of) reminder Admin (lettre f de) rappel m ; to be ou to serve as a reminder that nous rappeler que ; to be ou to serve as a reminder of the importance of the treaty rappeler à tous l'importance du traité ; to be a reminder of the problems faced by parents rappeler les problèmes auxquels sont confrontés les parents ; reminders of the past des souvenirs du passé ; reminders of her status des signes rappelant sa position. -
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(lettre f de) rappel m;∎ reminder of account due rappel d'échéanceACCOUNTANCY reminder entry poste m de mémoire -
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noun (something said, done, written, noticed etc that reminds one to do something: Leave the bill on the table as a reminder that I still have to pay it.) aide-mémoire -
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1) mémento; pense-bête2) Comm. relance; rappel3) Fisc. sommation [sans frais]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > reminder
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[Banque] rappel d'échéanceEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > reminder of due date
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rappel brutal [aux réalités, p. ex.]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > forcible reminder
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English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > stark reminder
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gentle [ˈdʒentl]* * *['dʒentl]1) ( not harsh) gen doux/douce; [dentist, nurse] qui a la main douce; [hint, reminder] discret/-ète; [teasing, parody] anodin/-ebe gentle with her, she's tired — ne la brusque pas, elle est fatiguée
the gentle sex — littér ou iron le sexe faible
2) ( gradual) [slope, curve] doux/douce; [stop] en douceur; [transition] sans heurts3) ( light) [pressure, touch, breeze] léger/-ère; [exercise] modéré; [massage] en douceur; [stroll] petit -
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memorial [mɪˈmɔ:rɪəl]1. adjective2. nouna. ( = sth serving as reminder) this scholarship is a memorial to John F. Kennedy cette bourse d'études a été créée en mémoire de John F. Kennedyb. ( = monument) monument m3. compounds► memorial service noun ≈ messe f de souvenir━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Memorial Day est un jour férié aux États-Unis, le dernier lundi de mai. Il a été institué à la mémoire des soldats américains morts au combat.* * *[mə'mɔːrɪəl] 1.1) ( monument) mémorial m (to à)2) ( reminder)3) ( document) mémoire m2.adjective commémoratif/-ivememorial service — messe f commémorative
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stark [stα:k]1. adjectivea. [beauty, building, décor] austère ; [landscape] désoléc. [terror] pur• to be in stark contrast to sb/sth contraster vivement avec qn/qch2. adverb* * *[stɑːk]1) ( bare) [landscape, building, appearance] désolé; [room, decor] nu; [lighting] cru; [beauty] âpre2) ( unadorned) [statement, fact] brut; [warning, reminder] sévère3) ( total) [contrast] saisissant••stark raving mad — (colloq)
stark staring mad — (colloq) GB complètement dingue (colloq) or cinglé (colloq)
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chill [t∫ɪl]1. nouna. froid m• to take the chill off [+ water, room] réchauffer un peub. ( = illness) refroidissement m[+ person] faire frissonner ; [+ wine, melon] (faire) rafraîchir ; [+ champagne] frapper ; [+ dessert] mettre au frais[wine] rafraîchir4. compounds[music] relaxant* * *[tʃɪl] 1.1) ( coldness) fraîcheur f2) ( illness) coup m de froidto catch a chill — prendre or attraper un coup de froid
3) fig frisson m2.1) lit [wind] frais/fraîche2) fig [reminder, words] brutal3.transitive verb1) Culinary ( make cool) mettre [quelque chose] à refroidir [dessert, soup]; rafraîchir [wine]; ( keep cool) réfrigérer2) ( make cold) faire frissonner [person]3) fig ( cause to fear) faire frissonner [person]4.to chill somebody's ou the blood — glacer le sang à quelqu'un
intransitive verb [dessert] refroidir; [wine] rafraîchir5.chilled past participle adjective [wine] bien frais; [food] réfrigéréPhrasal Verbs: -
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constant [ˈkɒnstənt]1. adjective[problem, pressure, temperature, threat] constant ; [quarrels, interruptions] continuel ; [companion] fidèle2. noun* * *['kɒnstənt] 1.noun constante f2.adjective [problem, reminder, threat] permanent; [care, temperature] constant; [disputes, questions] incessant; [attempts] répété; [companion] éternel/-elle -
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painful [ˈpeɪnfʊl]a. [wound] douloureuxb. ( = distressing) pénible* * *['peɪnfl]1) (injury, swelling etc) douloureux/-euse; fig [lesson, progress, memory, reminder, task] pénible; [blow] dur2) (colloq) ( bad) lamentable -
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prod [prɒd]1. nounpique f* * *[prɒd] 1.to give something/somebody a prod — ( with implement) donner un petit coup à quelque chose/quelqu'un; ( with finger) toucher quelque chose/quelqu'un
2) (colloq) fig ( reminder)to give somebody a prod — secouer (colloq) quelqu'un
2.he/she needs a prod to do — il faut le/la pousser pour qu'il/elle fasse
1) ( poke) (with foot, instrument, stick) donner des petits coups à; ( with finger) toucher; ( with fork) piquer2) (colloq) ( remind) pousser3) ( interrogate) interroger -
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serve [sɜ:v]a. ( = work for) servir• it will serve my (or your etc) purpose cela fera l'affaired. (in shop, restaurant) servir• are you being served? est-ce qu'on s'occupe de vous ?• "serves five" « pour cinq personnes »f. [library, hospital] desservir ; [utility] alimenterg. ( = work out) to serve one's apprenticeship (as) faire son apprentissage (de)a. servir• that table is not exactly what I want but it will serve cette table n'est pas exactement ce que je veux mais elle fera l'affaire• it serves to show/explain... cela sert à montrer/expliquer...• Murray to serve au service, Murray3. nouna. [+ meal, soup] servirb. [+ term of office, contract] finir ; [+ prison sentence] purger* * *[sɜːv] 1.noun Sport service m2.transitive verb1) ( work for) servir [country, cause, public]; travailler au service de [employer, family]to serve somebody/something well — rendre de grands services à quelqu'un/quelque chose
2) ( attend to customers) servir3) Culinary servirserves four — ( in recipe) pour quatre personnes
4) ( provide facility) [public utility, power station, reservoir] alimenter; [public transport, library, hospital] desservir5) ( satisfy) servir [interests]; satisfaire [needs]6) ( function) être utile àto serve a purpose ou function — être utile
to serve the ou somebody's purpose — faire l'affaire
7) ( spend time)to serve a term — Politics remplir un mandat
to serve one's time — ( in prison) purger sa peine
8) Lawto serve notice of something on somebody — Law, fig signifier quelque chose à quelqu'un
9) Sport servir3.1) (in shop, church) servir; ( at table) faire le service2) (on committee, in government) exercer ses fonctions (as de)to serve on — être membre de [committee, jury]
3) Military servir4) ( meet a need) faire l'affaire5) Sport servirBruno to serve — au service, Bruno
•Phrasal Verbs:- serve up••
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