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1 inaugural
adjective[séance, cérémonie] inaugural ; [vol, voyage] maiden* * *inaugurale, mpl - aux inogyʀal, o adjectif1) ( d'ouverture) [cérémonie] inauguration (épith); [discours, séance] inaugural2) ( tout premier) [vol, voyage] maiden* * *inoɡyʀal, o inaugural, -einauguraux mpl adj1) (cérémonie) inaugural, opening2) (vol, voyage) maiden modif* * *2 ( tout premier) [vol, voyage] maiden.[voyage] maiden (modificateur) -
2 discours inaugural
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3 discours
discours [diskuʀ]masculine nouna. ( = allocution) speech• le discours du trône the Queen's (or King's) speech• faire or prononcer un discours to make a speechb. (pejorative) tous ces beaux discours n'y changeront rien all these fine words won't make any difference• assez de discours, des faits ! that's enough talk, let's see some action!c. ( = idées exprimées) viewsd. le discours ( = expression verbale) speech• au discours direct/indirect in direct/indirect speech* * *diskuʀnom masculin invariable2) ( paroles) talkassez de discours, des actes! — let's have less talk and more action!
3) ( propos) views (pl); Politique position* * *diskuʀ1. vbSee:2. nm1) (= allocution) speech2) (= analyse) lineVotre discours est très radical. — You take a very radical line.
3) péjoratif (= parole)pas de discours, des actes! — we need action, not words!
4) LINGUISTIQUE speechdiscours indirect — indirect speech, reported speech
* * *discours nm inv1 ( exposé) speech (devant in front of; sur on); faire/prononcer/improviser un discours to make/to deliver/to improvise a speech; un discours inaugural/d'ouverture/de clôture/d'investiture inaugural/opening/closing/investiture speech; un discours, un discours! speech, speech!;2 ( paroles) talk; assez de discours, des actes! let's have less talk and more action!, we want deeds not words!; il nous ennuie avec ses discours he bores us with his talk; fais ce que je te dis et pas de discours! do what I say and no argument!; tenir de longs discours sur qch to talk at great length about sth, to hold forth about sth; les beaux discours ne servent à rien fine words butter no parsnips;3 ( propos) views (pl); Pol position; il tient toujours le même discours his views haven't changed; le discours écologique/des syndicats the position of the ecologists/the unions;4 Ling ( utilisation de la langue) speech; ( unité de comportement) discourse; discours direct/indirect/rapporté direct/indirect/reported speech; l'analyse du discours discourse analysis.discours programme Pol keynote speech.[diskur] nom masculindiscours de bienvenue welcoming speech ou addressdiscours d'inauguration inaugural lecture ou speechdiscours du trône POLITIQUE inaugural speech (of a sovereign before a Parliamentary session), King's Speech, Queen's Speech2. (péjoratif) [bavardage] chatterse perdre en longs discours to talk ou to chatter endlessly3. LINGUISTIQUE [langage réalisé] speech[unité supérieure à la phrase] discourse5. [expression d'une opinion] discourse -
4 inauguration
inauguration [inogyʀasjɔ̃]feminine noun[de monument, plaque] unveiling ; [de route, bâtiment, manifestation, exposition] opening• cérémonie/discours d'inauguration inaugural ceremony/lecture* * *inogyʀasjɔ̃nom féminin ( statue) unveiling;(de route, bâtiment) inauguration; ( de congrès) opening; ( de politique) launching* * *inoɡyʀasjɔ̃ nf[monument] unveiling, [exposition, usine] opening* * *inauguration nf1 ( cérémonie) (de plaque, statue) unveiling; (de route, musée, bâtiment) inauguration; cérémonie d'inauguration inauguration ceremony; discours d'inauguration inaugural speech;2 ( ouverture) (de congrès, pont, d'exposition) opening;3 ( commencement) ( de politique) launching.[inogyrasjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [cérémonie] inauguration -
5 discours du trône
POLITIQUE inaugural speech (of a sovereign before a Parliamentary session), King's Speech, Queen's Speech -
6 discours d'inauguration
inaugural lecture ou speech
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