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1 gauge
1 noun(a) (instrument) jauge f, indicateur m;∎ water/oil gauge indicateur m ou jauge f de niveau d'eau/d'huile;∎ pressure gauge manomètre m;∎ Cars (petrol or fuel) gauge jauge f d'essence∎ the survey provides a gauge of current trends le sondage permet d'évaluer les tendances actuelles∎ to gauge the wind mesurer la vitesse du vent;∎ to gauge the temperature of the political situation jauger la situation politique;∎ she tried to gauge how much it would cost her elle a essayé d'évaluer combien ça lui coûterait;∎ to gauge a situation évaluer une situation;∎ it was difficult to gauge how interested they were/their enthusiasm il était difficile de juger dans quelle mesure ils étaient intéressés/de juger de leur enthousiasme∎ he tried to gauge what her reaction would be il essaya de prévoir sa réaction(c) (standardize) normaliser -
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gauge [geɪdʒ]1. noun• the survey was seen as a good gauge of employment trends l'enquête a été considérée comme un bon indicateur des tendances de l'emploi[+ temperature] mesurer ; [+ oil] jauger ; [+ wind] mesurer la vitesse de ; [+ sb's abilities] évaluer ; [+ course of events] prévoir• I tried to gauge whether she was pleased or not j'ai essayé de deviner si elle était contente ou pas• we must try to gauge how strong public opinion is nous devons essayer d'évaluer le poids de l'opinion publique* * *[geɪdʒ] 1.2) Railways écartement m (des voies)narrow gauge — voie f étroite
3) ( measuring instrument) jauge f4) ( way of judging) moyen m de jauger2.transitive verb1) ( accurately) mesurer [diameter]; jauger [distance, quantity]; calibrer [screw, gun]2) ( estimate) évaluer [reaction] -
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A n1 ( standard measure) (for gun, screw) calibre m ; (of metal, plastic sheet) épaisseur f ; ( of needle) diamètre m ; Tex finesse f ; a thin-gauge steel lid un mince couvercle d'acier ;3 ( measuring instrument) jauge f ; fuel gauge Aut, Aviat jauge d'essence ; oil gauge jauge d'huile ;4 ( way of judging) moyen m de jauger ; the best gauge of his experience le meilleur moyen de jauger son expérience ; it's a good gauge of character c'est un bon test de caractère ;5 Cin format m.B vtr1 ( measure accurately) mesurer [diameter] ; jauger [distance, quantity] ; calibrer [screw, shotgun] ; jauger [oil level] ;2 ( estimate) évaluer [mood, reaction] ; to gauge whether their prices are too high évaluer si leurs prix sont trop élevés ; to gauge what is happening évaluer ce qui se passe. -
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[ɡei‹] 1. verb1) (to measure (something) very accurately: They gauged the hours of sunshine.) mesurer2) (to estimate, judge: Can you gauge her willingness to help?) évaluer2. noun1) (an instrument for measuring amount, size, speed etc: a petrol gauge.) jauge2) (a standard size (of wire, bullets etc): gauge wire.) calibre3) (the distance between the rails of a railway line.) écartement -
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capacité d'accueil, jaugeGlossaire des termes pour l'organisation d'événements > gauge
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6 gauge
Icalibre m, dosage m, échantillon m, ep (épaisseur) f, épaisseur (ep) f, épaisseur de métal f, pas (boulons, rivets) mII(roof) pureau mIII UKjauge fIV v.calibrer, doser (ciment), gâcher, tailler au dimensions vouluesV UK v.Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > gauge
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7 gauge block
UKDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > gauge block
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8 gauge glass
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > gauge glass
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9 gauge pressure
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > gauge pressure
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10 gauge rod
baguette de calibrage f, pige fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > gauge rod
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11 gauge line
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12 gauge
English-French architecture and construction dictionary > gauge
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13 feeler gauge
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14 narrow gauge
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15 narrow-gauge engine
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16 narrow-gauge railway
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17 oil gauge
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18 petrol gauge
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19 pressure gauge
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20 rain gauge
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