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1 bearing
A n1 ( posture) allure f ; of soldierly bearing à l'allure martiale ; regal bearing port de roi or reine ; his dignified bearing son port digne ;2 ( relevance) to have no/little bearing on sth n'avoir aucun rapport/avoir peu de rapport avec qch ;3 Naut relèvement m au compas ; the bearing is 137° le relèvement est de 137° ; true/magnetic bearing relèvement vrai/magnétique ; to take a compass bearing faire un relevé au compas ; to take the ship's bearings faire le point ;4 Tech palier m ;5 Herald meuble m.1 ( orientation) to get ou find one's bearings se repérer ; to lose one's bearings lit être désorienté ; fig perdre le nord ; to take one's bearings s'orienter ; -
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bearing ['beərɪŋ]1 noun(a) (relevance) rapport m, relation f;∎ his comments have some or a bearing on the present situation ses remarques ont un certain rapport avec la situation actuelle;∎ the event had no bearing on the outcome of the war l'événement n'eut aucune incidence sur l'issue de la guerre(b) (deportment) maintien m, port m;∎ a man of distinguished bearing un homme à l'allure distinguée;∎ her queenly bearing son port de reine∎ it's beyond or past all bearing c'est absolument insupportable(d) (direction) position f; Building industry (in surveying) gisement m, azimut m; Nautical & Aviation relèvement m, position f;∎ to take a (compass) bearing (on sth) relever la position (de qch) au compas;∎ Nautical to take a ship's bearing faire le point;∎ Nautical to get or to find one's bearings retrouver sa direction ou sa route; figurative se repérer, s'orienter;∎ Nautical to lose one's bearings perdre sa direction ou sa route; figurative perdre le nord(e) Technology palier mHeraldry armoiries fpl -
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bearing [ˈbεərɪŋ]a. ( = posture, behaviour) allure fb. ( = relation) rapport m* * *['beərɪŋ] 1.1) ( posture) allure f2) ( relevance)to have no/little bearing on something — n'avoir aucun rapport/avoir peu de rapport avec quelque chose
3) Nautical relèvement m au compas4) Technology palier m2.bearings plural noun1) ( orientation)to get ou find one's bearings — se repérer
to lose one's bearings — lit être désorienté; fig perdre le nord
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- bearing ['beərɪŋ]∎ rain-bearing clouds des nuages mpl chargés de pluie;∎ fruit-bearing trees des arbres mpl fructifères;∎ interest-bearing capital capital m qui rapporte;∎ oxygen-bearing water de l'eau f riche en oxygène -
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1) (manner, way of standing etc: a military bearing.) allure2) ((usually in plural: sometimes short for ball-bearings) a part of a machine that has another part moving in or on it.) palier -
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appui m, appui de solive m, coussinet m, palier m, portance f, porteur, roulement m, support m, surface d’appui f, tablette (appui de poutre ou des solive) fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bearing
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8 bearing
incidence; conséquences; impact sur; répercussionsEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > bearing
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9 bearing
English-French architecture and construction dictionary > bearing
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10 bearing area
surface d’appui f, surface portante fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bearing area
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11 bearing bar
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bearing bar
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12 bearing bed
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bearing bed
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13 bearing block
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bearing block
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14 bearing capacity
capacité portante f, force portante f, portance du terrain f, taux de travail admissible du sol mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bearing capacity
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15 bearing capacity factor
facteur de portance m, indice de portance mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bearing capacity factor
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16 bearing course
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bearing course
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17 bearing face
surface d’appui f, surface portante fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bearing face
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18 bearing friction
frottement dans les paliers m, frottement des appuis m, frottement des coussinets mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bearing friction
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19 bearing layer
couche portante f, strate portante fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bearing layer
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20 bearing length
longueur d’appui fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bearing length
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