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1 circonscription
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2 circonscription électorale
( de député) ≈ electoral constituency GB ou district US; (de conseiller, maire) ≈ electoral ward* * *nf[député] constituency* * * -
3 circonscription
circonscription [siʀkɔ̃skʀipsjɔ̃]feminine noun* * *siʀkɔ̃skʀipsjɔ̃nom féminin Administration districtPhrasal Verbs:* * *siʀkɔ̃skʀipsjɔ̃ nf* * *circonscription nf Admin district.circonscription électorale ( de député) ≈ electoral constituency GB ou district US; (de conseiller, maire) ≈ electoral ward.[sirkɔ̃skripsjɔ̃] nom féminin -
4 député
député [depyte]masculine noun• elle a été élue député de Metz she has been elected as deputy or member for Metz━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━577 députés, elected in the « élections législatives » held every five years, make up the lower house of the French parliament (the « Assemblée nationale »). Each député represents a constituency (« circonscription »). Their role is comparable to that of Members of Parliament in Britain and Congressmen and Congresswomen in the United States. → ASSEMBLÉE NATIONALE ÉLECTIONS MAIRE* * *depytenom masculin1) Politique deputyêtre député au Parlement européen — to be a Euro-MP GB ou member of the European Parliament
2) ( envoyé) representative, delegate* * *depyte nm/f député, -e1) (en mission) delegate* * *1 Pol deputy; élu député de Lyon elected (as) deputy for Lyons; député britannique (British) MP; être député au Parlement européen to be a Euro-MP GB ou member of the European Parliament;2 ( envoyé) representative, delegate.ⓘ Député A member of the Assemblée nationale, elected for five years from a constituency within a département. The minimum age is 23, and a député appointed to be a member of the government is replaced by a suppléant.[en Grande-Bretagne] member of Parliamenta. [en Grande-Bretagne] woman MPb. [aux États-Unis] Congresswoman -
5 parachutage
paʀaʃytaʒnom masculin airdrop* * *paʀaʃytaʒ nm1) [soldats, vivres] parachuting-in2) fig, [candidat, PDG] parachuting inNous sommes contre le parachutage d'un candidat parisien dans notre circonscription. — We are against a Parisian candidate being parachuted in to our constituency.
* * *parachutage nm1 (de vivres, soldats) airdrop;2 ○( nomination) le parachutage d'un enseignant the appointment of a teacher from outside; mon parachutage en Normandie my sudden transfer to Normandy.[paraʃytaʒ] nom masculin -
6 parachuter
parachuter [paʀa∫yte]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *paʀaʃyte1) Armée, Sport to parachute [soldat, vivres]2) (colloq) ( envoyer)je n'ai pas envie d'être parachuté en Normandie — I don't want to be shunted off (colloq) to Normandy
* * *paʀaʃyte vt1) [soldats, vivres] to parachute2) fig, [candidat] to parachute in* * *parachuter verb table: aimer vtr2 ○( envoyer) to bring [sb] in from outside; je n'ai pas envie d'être parachuté en Normandie I don't want to be shunted off○ to Normandy.[paraʃyte] verbe transitif -
7 redécoupage
redécoupage [ʀədekupaʒ]masculine noun* * *ʀədekupaʒ nm[région, territoire] boundary changes pl* * *[rədekupaʒ] nom masculinredécoupage électoral redrawing of electoral ou constituency boundaries -
8 Circonscription électorale
Electoral constituency. There are currently 555 electoral constituencies in Metroploitan France, plus 15 for the overseas departments, and 7 for other overseas territories. Though each constituency returns a single député to parliament, current constituencies are massively imbalanced in terms of representation; in 2007, 18 constituencies had under 70,000 voters (the smallest having less than half that figure), while the 21 largest constituencies each had over 140,000 voters. A redefining of electoral boundaries has been recommended by the Constitutional Council, and new constituiencies should be defined by 2009Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Circonscription électorale
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9 clientèle
clientèle [klijɑ̃tεl]feminine noun[de restaurant, hôtel, coiffeur] clientele ; [de magasin] customers ; [d'avocat] clients ; [de médecin] patients• il a une bonne clientèle [commerçant] he has a lot of customers ; [médecin] he has a lot of patients* * *klijɑ̃tɛl1) (de magasin, restaurant) customers (pl); (d'avocat, de notaire) clients (pl); ( de médecin) patients (pl)avoir une bonne clientèle — [magasin, restaurant] to have a lot of customers; [avocat, médecin] to have a large practice
2) ( habitude d'achat) custom; ( à plus grande échelle) businessje vais lui retirer ma clientèle — I'll take my custom elsewhere, I'll take my business elsewhere
* * *klijɑ̃tɛl nf1) [magasin] customers pl clientele2) [médecin, avocat] practice* * *clientèle nf1 (de magasin, restaurant) customers (pl), clientele; (d'avocat, de notaire) clients (pl); ( de médecin) patients (pl); ( d'hôtel) clientele; la clientèle d'affaires business customers (pl); ils ont surtout une clientèle féminine their customers are mainly women; avoir une bonne clientèle [magasin, restaurant] to have a lot of customers; [avocat, médecin] to have a large practice; se faire une clientèle to build up a clientele; ils ont une clientèle d'entreprises they deal with firms; perdre de la clientèle to lose business ou custom;2 ( habitude d'achat) custom; ( à plus grande échelle) business; accorder sa clientèle à qn to give sb one's custom ou business; je vais lui retirer ma clientèle I'll take my custom elsewhere, I'll take my business elsewhere;3 Hist clients (pl).[klijɑ̃tɛl] nom féminin2. POLITIQUEclientèle électorale electorate, voters -
10 collège électoral
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11 collège
collège [kɔlεʒ]masculine noun• collège d'enseignement général et professionnel (Canadian) ≈ sixth-form college (Brit), ≈ junior college (US)━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━The term collège refers to the type of state secondary school French children attend between the ages of 11 and 15 (ie after « école primaire » and before « lycée »). Collège covers the school years « sixième », « cinquième », « quatrième » and « troisième ». At the end of « troisième », pupils take the examination known as the « brevet des collèges ». → LYCÉE* * *kɔlɛʒnom masculin1) ( école)collège (d'enseignement secondaire), CES — secondary school GB, junior high school US ( up to age 16)
2) ( assemblée) college•Phrasal Verbs:* * *kɔlɛʒ nm1) (= école) school, secondary school2) (= assemblée) body* * *collège nmcollège d'enseignement secondaire, CES secondary school GB, junior high school US; collège d'enseignement technique, CET technical secondary school in France.ⓘ Collège The school for pupils aged 11-15. The curriculum and organization are nationally prescribed.[kɔlɛʒ] nom masculincollège privé/technique private/technical schoolcollège d'enseignement secondaire → link=CES CES2. [corps constitué] collegecollège électoral body of electors, constituencyThis place of learning near the Sorbonne holds public lectures given by prominent academics and specialists. It is not a university and does not confer degrees, although it is controlled by the Ministry of Education. -
12 faire une tournée électorale
a. [candidat député] to canvass one's constituencyb. [dans une élection présidentielle] to go on the campaign trailDictionnaire Français-Anglais > faire une tournée électorale
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13 redécoupage électoral
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14 tournée
tournée2 [tuʀne]feminine nouna. [de conférencier, artiste] tour ; [d'inspecteur, livreur, représentant] round• tournée de conférences/théâtrale lecture/theatre tour• partir/être en tournée [artiste, troupe de théâtre] to set off on/be on tour ; [livreur, représentant] to set off on/be on one's rounds• faire la tournée de [+ magasins, musées, cafés] to go roundb. ( = consommations) round• payer une/sa tournée to buy a/one's round* * *tuʀne1) (de facteur, livreur) round; (d'équipe, de chanteur, troupe) tour2) (colloq) ( au café) round* * *tuʀne nf1) [facteur] roundLe facteur commence sa tournée à sept heures du matin. — The postman starts his round at 7 o'clock in the morning.
2) [artiste, politicien] tourIl est en tournée aux États-Unis. — He's on tour in the United States.
3) (au café) roundAllez, qu'est-ce que vous voulez boire? C'est ma tournée. — Right, what are you drinking? It's my round.
4) (itinéraire)* * *[turne] féminin→ link=tourné tourné————————[turne] nom féminin1. [d'un facteur, d'un commerçant] rounda. [facteur, livreur] to do ou to make one's roundb. [représentant] to be on the roada. [candidat député] to canvass one's constituencyb. [dans une élection présidentielle] to go on the campaign trail2. [d'un artiste, d'une troupe] tour3. [visite]faire la tournée des galeries to do the rounds of ou to go round the art galleries4. (familier) [au bar] round5. (familier) [volée de coups] hiding————————en tournée locution adverbialea. [facteur, représentant] to be off on one's roundsb. [chanteur] to be on tour -
15 électorat
électorat [elεktɔʀa]masculine noun* * *elɛktɔʀanom masculin electorate, voters (pl)* * *elɛktɔʀa nm* * *électorat nm ( d'un pays) electorate, voters; ( d'une circonscription) electorate; (groupe social, politique) voters; l'électorat traditionnel traditional voters; l'électorat du parti the party voters.[elɛktɔra] nom masculin1. [électeurs] electoratel'importance de l'électorat féminin/noir the importance of the women's/the black vote -
16 redécouper
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17 Juppé, Alain
(born 1945)conservative politician, Foreign Minister 1993 - 1995, Prime Minister of France from 1995 to 1997, under President Jacques Chirac. In 2004 Juppé was convicted of mishandling public funds, and retired from public life. To the surprise of many, he nevertheless retained the confidence and support of many of his supporters and political stablemates, including Chirac, and in 2006 began a political comeback, being reelected as mayor of Bordeaux.. In 2007, he was briefly minister for the environment, but resigned from this job after failing to get reelected to parliament by voters in his Bordeaux constituency, a city of which he remains mayor. He returned to government in March 2011, recalled by Nicolas Sarkozy to replace Foreign Secretary Michèle Aliot Marie, who was ousted following revelations of her dealings with former but recently ousted North African leaders.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Juppé, Alain
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18 circonscription électorale
Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > circonscription électorale
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19 scrutin uninominal
Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > scrutin uninominal
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20 collectivité territoriale
территориальное сообщество
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territorial community
An infrastructure, body of people or homogenous constituency that is physically situated in a localized exurban area. (Source: RHW / TEF)
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