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traduire [tʀadyiʀ]➭ TABLE 38 transitive verb• comment se traduit ce mot en anglais ? how does this word translate into English?b. ( = exprimer) to convey ; ( = rendre manifeste) to be the expression of• cela s'est traduit par une baisse du pouvoir d'achat the effect of this was a drop in buying powerc. traduire qn en justice/en correctionnelle to bring sb before the courts/before the criminal court* * *tʀadɥiʀ
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1) ( dans une langue différente) to translate2) ( exprimer) [mot, style] to convey; [violence] to be the expression of; [hausse, instabilité] to be the result of3) Droit
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se traduire verbe pronominal1) ( être exprimé) [joie, peur] to show ( par in)2) ( avoir pour résultat) [crise, action] to result ( par in); [mécontentement] to find expression ( par in)* * *tʀadɥiʀ vt1) [texte] to translate2) (= exprimer) to render, to convey3) DROIT* * *traduire verb table: conduireA vtr1 ( dans une langue différente) lit to translate [texte, auteur] (en into; de from); un nom traduit par un verbe a noun translated by a verb; roman traduit de l'anglais novel translated from the English;2 ( exprimer) [mot, écrivain, ton, artiste, œuvre, style] to convey; [révolte, agitation, violence] to be the expression of; [hausse, cours, instabilité, marché] to be the result of; traduire en actes to put into practice;3 Jur traduire qn en justice to bring sb to justice; traduire qn en correctionnelle to bring sb before the criminal court.B se traduire vpr1 ( être exprimé) [joie, angoisse, peur] to manifest itself (par in); to be manifested (par in);2 ( avoir pour résultat) [crise, récession, instabilité, action] to result (par in); [mécontentement] to find expression (par in); se traduire par un échec to result in failure.[tradɥir] verbe transitif1. [écrivain, roman, terme] to translatetraduire du russe en chinois to translate from Russian ou out of Russian into Chinese2. [exprimer - pensée, sentiment] to express, to reflect, to convey ; [ - colère, peur] to reveal, to indicate3. DROITtraduire quelqu'un en justice to bring somebody before the courts, to prosecute somebody————————se traduire verbe pronominal (emploi passif)la phrase peut se traduire de différentes façons the sentence can be translated ou rendered in different ways————————se traduire par verbe pronominal plus préposition1. [avoir pour résultat]cela se traduit par des changements climatiques profonds it results in ou entails radical changes in the climatela sécheresse s'est traduite par une baisse de la production agricole agricultural production fell as a result of the drought2. [être exprimé par]
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