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1 remontrance
remontrance [ʀ(ə)mɔ̃tʀɑ̃s]feminine noun( = reproche) remonstrance* * *ʀəmɔ̃tʀɑ̃snom féminin ( reproche) reprimand* * *ʀ(ə)mɔ̃tʀɑ̃s nfreproof, reprimand* * *remontrance nf1 ( reproche) reprimand, remonstrance ¢ sout; faire des remontrances à qn à propos de qch to reprimand sb for sth;2 Hist remonstrance.[rəmɔ̃trɑ̃s] nom fémininfaire des remontrances à quelqu'un to reprimand ou to admonish somebody -
2 grondeur
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3 observation
observation [ɔpsεʀvasjɔ̃]feminine nouna. ( = chose observée) observationb. ( = remarque) observation ; ( = objection) remark ; ( = reproche) reproof ; ( = avertissement) warningc. [de règle] observanced. ( = surveillance) observation* * *ɔpsɛʀvasjɔ̃1) gén, Médecine (étude, surveillance) observationmission d'observation — Politique observer mission
2) ( obéissance) observance3) ( remarque) gén observation, remark; ( sur un devoir) comment4) ( reproche) reproach* * *ɔpsɛʀvasjɔ̃ nf1) (scientifique) observation2) [règlement] observance3) (= commentaire) observation, commentJ'ai une ou deux observations à faire. — I've got one or two comments to make.
* * *observation nf1 ( fait de regarder) observation; l'observation de la nature/des étoiles the observation of nature/of the stars; avion d'observation Mil reconnaissance plane; satellite d'observation observation satellite; satellite destiné à l'observation de la Terre satellite for surveying the Earth; mission d'observation Pol observer mission; l'observation des oiseaux bird-watching;3 ( résultat) observation; noter ses observations dans un carnet to note (down) one's observations in a notebook;4 (de règle, politique) observance;6 ( reproche) reproach; faire une observation à qn to reproach sb (sur for).[ɔpsɛrvasjɔ̃] nom fémininavez-vous des observations à faire sur ce premier cours? do you have any comments to make about this first class?la réponse du ministre appelle plusieurs observations the minister's answer calls for some comment ou several observationsma secrétaire est toujours en retard et je lui en ai fait l'observation my secretary's always late and I've had a word with her about itj'ai horreur qu'on me fasse des observations I hate people criticizing me ou making remarks to meà la première observation, vous sortez! [à un élève] if I have to say one (more) word to you, you're out!3. SCIENCES [investigation, exposé] observation[exposé] observationl'observation de la nature/d'une réaction chimique observing nature/a chemical reaction[surveillance] observation————————d'observation locution adjectivale2. SCIENCEStechniques/erreur d'observation observation techniques/error3. SPORT -
4 réimperméabiliser
réimperméabiliser verb table: aimer vtr to reproof. -
5 vilain
n. m.1. Il va y avoir du vilain! I can see aggro ahead! — There's going to be trouble!2. Jeu de mains, jeu de vilains! (Stern reproof to naughty child): Now then, don't fight! (When used in a different context, the expression is often ironic and jocular, as in the 'keep your hands to yourself' maidenly retort.) -
6 réprimande
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7 blâme
COS biasimu, rimproveruEN reprimand, reproof, blame, booking
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Reproof — Re*proof (r? pr??f ), n. [OE. reproef. See {Proof}, {Reprove}.] 1. Refutation; confutation; contradiction. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] 2. An expression of blame or censure; especially, blame expressed to the face; censure for a fault; chiding; reproach … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
reproof — I noun admonishment, admonition, animadversion, aspersion, berating, blame, castigation, censure, charge, condemnation, contempt, criticism, denunciation, depreciation, derogation, diatribe, disapprobation, discipline, disparagement, execration,… … Law dictionary
reproof — c.1300, shame, disgrace, from O.Fr. reprove, from reprover to blame (see REPROVE (Cf. reprove)). Meaning censure, rebuke is recorded from mid 14c … Etymology dictionary
reproof — ► NOUN ▪ a rebuke or reprimand. ORIGIN from Old French reprover reprove … English terms dictionary
reproof — [repro͞o′v lri pro͞of′] n. [ME reprove < OFr reprouve < reprouver] the act of reproving or something said in reproving; rebuke; censure: also reproval [repro͞o′v l] … English World dictionary
reproof — [[t]rɪpru͟ːf[/t]] reproofs N VAR If you say or do something in reproof, you say or do it to show that you disapprove of what someone has done or said. [FORMAL] She raised her eyebrows in reproof... They spoke in tones of gentle reproof. ...a… … English dictionary
reproof — re|proof [rıˈpru:f] n formal [Date: 1300 1400; : Old French; Origin: reprove, from reprover; REPROVE] 1.) [U] blame or disapproval ▪ She greeted me with a look of cold reproof. 2.) a remark that blames or criticizes someone ▪ a mild reproof … Dictionary of contemporary English
reproof — noun formal 1 (U) blame or disapproval: She felt the reproof of her father s gaze. 2 (C) a remark that blames or criticizes someone: a sharp reproof … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
reproof — UK [rɪˈpruːf] / US [rɪˈpruf] noun Word forms reproof : singular reproof plural reproofs formal a) [uncountable] criticism, or blame b) [countable] a comment that expresses criticism or blame … English dictionary
reproof — noun he muttered reproof Syn: rebuke, reprimand, reproach, admonishment, admonition; disapproval, censure, criticism, condemnation; informal dressing down … Thesaurus of popular words
reproof — 1. n. 1 blame (a glance of reproof). 2 a rebuke; words expressing blame. Etymology: ME f. OF reprove f. reprover REPROVE 2. v.tr. 1 render (a coat etc.) waterproof again. 2 make a fresh proof of (printed matter etc.) … Useful english dictionary