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1 control
(epidemiology) témoin, référence (machinery, equipment) organe de commande -
2 production
production [prəˈdʌk∫ən]1. nouna. ( = manufacturing) production f• a new production of "Macbeth" une nouvelle mise en scène de « Macbeth »• the Theatre Royal's production of "Cats" ran for three years « Cats » s'est joué pendant trois ans au »Theatre Royal »2. compounds* * *[prə'dʌkʃn] 1.1) Agriculture, Industry (of crop, foodstuffs, metal) production f (of de); (of machinery, furniture, cars) fabrication (of de)to go into ou be in production — être fabriqué
2) ( output) production f also Biology, Physics3) ( presentation) (of document, ticket, report) présentation f (of de); ( of evidence) production f4) Cinema, Music production f (of de); Theatre mise f en scène (of de)X's production of ‘Le Cid’ — ‘Le Cid’, mis en scène par X
to work in TV production — être producteur/-trice à la télévision
2.to put on a production of — Theatre mettre en scène [play]
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3 regulate
[-leit]1) (to control: We must regulate our spending; Traffic lights are used to regulate traffic.) régler2) (to adjust (a piece of machinery etc) so that it works at a certain rate etc: Can you regulate this watch so that it keeps time accurately?) régler -
4 production
A n1 Agric, Ind (of crop, produce, foodstuffs, metal) production f (of de) ; (of machinery, furniture, cars) fabrication (of de) ; to go into ou be in production être fabriqué ; the model has gone ou is out of production on ne fabrique plus le modèle ; to be in full production [factory] tourner à plein rendement ; to take land out of production cesser l'exploitation d'une terre ;2 ( output) production f ; crop production production agricole ; production fell by 5% la production a baissé de 5% ;4 ( presentation) (of document, ticket, report) présentation f (of de) ; ( of evidence) production f (of de) ; on production of sur présentation de ;5 (of programme, film, record) production f ; ( of play) mise f en scène ; to work in TV production être producteur/-trice à la télévision ;6 ∁ (film, opera, programme, show) production f (of de) ; ( play) mise f en scène (of de) ; X's production of ‘Le Cid’ ‘Le Cid’, mis en scène par X ; to put on a production of Theat mettre en scène [play, work].B modif [costs, difficulties, levels, methods, quota, unit] de production ; [control, department] de la production. -
5 seize
seize [si:z]∎ my mother seized me by the arm/the collar ma mère m'a attrapé par le bras/le col;∎ she seized the rail to steady herself elle s'agrippa à la rampe pour ne pas tomber;∎ he seized a knife and held it to my throat il s'empara d'un couteau ou il saisit un couteau et l'appuya sur ma gorge;∎ to seize hold of sth saisir ou attraper qch;∎ someone seized hold of my arm quelqu'un m'a empoigné par le bras(b) (by force) s'emparer de, saisir;∎ to seize power s'emparer du pouvoir;∎ the rebels have seized control of the radio station les rebelles se sont emparés de la station de radio;∎ pirates seized the ship des pirates se sont rendus maîtres du navire;∎ five hostages were seized during the hold-up les auteurs du hold-up ont pris cinq otages(c) (arrest → terrorist, smuggler) se saisir de, appréhender, capturer; (capture, confiscate → contraband, arms) se saisir de, saisir; Law (property) saisir;∎ all copies of the book were seized tous les exemplaires du livre ont été saisis(d) (opportunity) saisir, sauter sur;∎ seize any opportunity that comes your way saute sur la moindre occasion qui se présentera(e) (understand → meaning) saisir;∎ he is quick to seize the implications il saisit vite les implications(f) (overcome) saisir;∎ to be seized with fright être saisi d'effroi;∎ to be seized with rage avoir un accès de rage;∎ she was seized with a desire to travel elle fut prise d'une envie irrésistible de voyager;∎ the story never really seizes your imagination l'histoire ne parvient jamais à vraiment frapper l'imagination(mechanism) se gripper(a) (machinery) se gripper;∎ the brakes seized up les freins se sont grippés ou bloqués∎ traffic in the centre has seized up completely la circulation dans le centre est complètement bloquée➲ seize upon = seize on
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