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1 penalty
∎ on penalty of sous peine de;∎ under penalty of death sous peine de mort;∎ they advocate stiffer penalties for drunk driving ils préconisent des peines plus lourdes pour conduite en état d'ivresse;∎ the penalty for that offence is six months' imprisonment la peine encourue pour ce délit est de six mois d'emprisonnement;∎ penalty for improper use: £25 (sign) tout abus est passible d'une amende de 25 livres∎ to pay the penalty (for sth) subir les conséquences (de qch);∎ that's the penalty for being famous c'est la rançon de la gloire∎ to score (from) a penalty (in football) marquer un penalty;∎ a two-minute (time) penalty (in ice hockey) une pénalité de deux minutes►► Football penalty area surface f de réparation;penalty bench (in ice hockey) banc m de pénalité;penalty box Football surface f de réparation; (in ice hockey) banc m de pénalité;Law penalty clause clause f pénale;penalty corner (in hockey) coup m de coin de pénalité;penalty double (in bridge) contre m de pénalité;Sport penalty goal but m sur pénalité;Finance penalty interest pénalité f de retard, intérêts mpl moratoires;penalty points (in quiz, game) gage m; (for drivers) points mpl de pénalité (dans le système du permis à points);penalty rate (of taxation) taux m de pénalité; American, Australian & French Canadian (for overtime) tarif m des heures supplémentaires;Football penalty shootout épreuve f des penalties;penalty shot (in ice hockey) pénalité f;Football penalty spot point m de réparation;Golf penalty stroke coup m d'amende;Sport penalty throw penalty m;penalty try (in rugby) essai m de pénalité -
2 stay
A n1 (visit, period) séjour m ; a stay in hospital un séjour à l'hôpital ; a two-week stay un séjour de deux semaines ; to have an overnight stay in Athens passer la nuit à Athènes ; the bad weather ruined our stay le mauvais temps a gâché notre séjour ; ‘enjoy your stay!’ ‘bon séjour!’ ;2 Naut hauban m ;3 Jur sursis m ; stay of execution ( of death penalty) sursis (à l'exécution de la peine capitale) ; ( of other sentence) sursis m ; fig (delay, reprieve) répit m.C vtr1 Jur surseoir à [proceedings] ;D vi1 ( remain) rester ; stay a few days restez quelques jours ; to stay for lunch rester (à) déjeuner ; to stay in bed/at home rester au lit/à la maison ; to stay calm/faithful rester calme/fidèle ; I'm not staying another minute je ne resterai pas une minute de plus ; to stay in Britain rester en Grande-Bretagne ; to stay in teaching rester dans l'enseignement ; to stay in nursing continuer comme infirmier/-ière ; to stay in farming continuer à travailler dans l'agriculture ; to stay in business ( not go under) rester à flot ; to stay put ne pas bouger ; ‘stay tuned!’ ( on radio) ‘restez avec nous!’ ; computers are here to stay les ordinateurs font maintenant partie de la vie ;2 ( have accommodation) loger ; where are you staying? où loges-tu? ; to stay in a hotel/at a friend's house/with Gill loger à l'hôtel/chez un ami/chez Gill ;3 ( spend the night) passer la nuit ; it's very late, why don't you stay? il est très tard, tu pourrais passer la nuit ici ; I had to stay in a hotel j'ai dû passer la nuit à l'hôtel ; to stay overnight in Philadelphia passer la nuit à Philadelphie ;4 ( visit for unspecified time) to come to stay ( for a few days) venir passer quelques jours (with chez) ; ( for a few weeks) venir passer quelques semaines (with chez) ; do you like having people to stay? tu aimes avoir des gens chez toi? ;1 ( not come) ne plus venir ; when hotels are too dear, tourists stay away quand les hôtels sont trop chers, les touristes ne viennent plus ; go away and stay away! va-t-en et ne reviens plus! ; to stay away from éviter [town centre, house] ; ne pas s'approcher de [cliff edge, window, strangers] ; stay away from my sister/husband! laisse ma sœur/mon mari tranquille! ;2 ( not attend) to stay away from school/work s'absenter de l'école/de son travail.■ stay behind rester ; she stayed behind after the concert elle est restée à la fin du concert.■ stay in1 ( not go out) rester à la maison, ne pas sortir ;2 ( remain in cavity) [hook, nail] tenir.■ stay on1 GB Sch rester à l'école ;2 ( not leave) rester ;4 ( not fall off) [handle, label] tenir.■ stay out1 ( remain away) to stay out late/all night rentrer tard/ne pas rentrer de la nuit ; to stay out of ne pas entrer dans [room, house] ; to stay out of sight rester caché ; to stay out of trouble éviter les ennuis ; to stay out of sb's way éviter qn ; stay out of this! ne t'en mêle pas! ;2 ( continue strike) continuer la grève.■ stay over rester.■ stay up1 (as treat, waiting for sb) veiller (to do pour faire ; until jusqu'à) ;2 ( as habit) se coucher tard ; he likes to stay up late il aime se coucher tard ;3 ( not fall down) tenir. -
3 late
late [leɪt]en retard ⇒ 1 (a) tardif ⇒ 1 (b) tard ⇒ 1 (b), 1 (c), 2 (a) défunt ⇒ 1 (d) feu ⇒ 1 (d) récent ⇒ 1 (e) récemment ⇒ 2 (b), 3 autrefois ⇒ 2 (c)(a) (behind schedule) en retard;∎ to be late (for sth) être en retard (pour qch);∎ the train is late le train a du retard;∎ to be ten minutes late avoir dix minutes de retard;∎ she's often late elle est ou elle arrive souvent en retard;∎ to make sb late retarder qn, mettre qn en retard;∎ we apologize for the late arrival of flight 906 nous vous prions d'excuser le retard du vol 906;∎ it was too late to do anything about it il était trop tard pour faire quoi que ce soit;∎ her baby was five days late son bébé est né avec cinq jours de retard∎ at a late hour à une heure tardive;∎ to keep late hours veiller, se coucher tard;∎ in the late afternoon tard dans l'après-midi, en fin d'après-midi;∎ she's in her late fifties elle approche de la soixantaine;∎ in the late seventies à la fin des années soixante-dix;∎ in late 1970 fin 1970;∎ at this late date à cette date avancée;∎ at this late stage à ce stade avancé;∎ to have a late lunch déjeuner tard;∎ there have been some late developments in the talks il y a du nouveau dans les discussions;∎ he was a late developer (physically) il a eu une croissance tardive; (intellectually) son développement intellectuel fut un peu tardif(c) (far on in the day) tard;∎ it's late il est tard;∎ it's getting late il se fait tard;∎ it is too late il est trop tard;∎ I was late going to bed je me suis couché tard∎ the late lamented president le regretté président;∎ the late Mr Fox le défunt M. Fox, formal feu M. Fox;∎ her late husband son défunt mari, formal feu son mari;∎ his late wife sa défunte femme, formal feu sa femme∎ I'm two days late je suis en retard de deux jours2 adverb∎ to arrive/to go to bed late arriver/se coucher tard;∎ to arrive ten minutes late arriver avec dix minutes de retard;∎ late in the afternoon tard dans l'après-midi;∎ she came to poetry late in life elle est venue à la poésie sur le tard;∎ they came too late ils sont arrivés trop tard;∎ late in the day vers la fin de la journée;∎ figurative it's rather late in the day to be thinking about that c'est un peu tard pour penser à ça(b) (recently) récemment;∎ even as late as last year he was still painting pas plus tard que l'année dernière, il peignait encore∎ Mr Fox, late of Delhi M. Fox, anciennement domicilié à Delhirécemment;∎ I haven't seen him of late je ne l'ai pas vu récemment ou ces derniers temps;∎ as events of late have shown… comme les récents événements l'ont montré…►► Marketing late adopter utilisateur m tardif;late arrival (at hotel) arrivée f tardive;∎ he will be a late arrival il arrivera tard;late booking réservation f de dernière minute;Marketing late entrant concurrent(e) m,f tardif(ive);Marketing late entry lancement m tardif;Marketing late majority majorité f conservatrice;Finance late payment retard m de paiement;Finance late payment penalty pénalité f de retard;Stock Exchange late trading opérations fpl de clôture
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