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1 siège
siège [sjεʒ]masculine nouna. ( = meuble) seat• siège de jardin/de bureau garden/office chair• donner/offrir un siège à qn to give/offer sb a seat• siège éjectable [d'avion] ejector seatb. ( = fonction) seatc. [d'entreprise] head office ; [de parti, organisation internationale] headquarters ; [d'assemblée, tribunal] seat* * *sjɛʒnom masculin1) ( pour s'asseoir) seat2) ( d'entreprise)siège (social) — head office; ( d'organisation) headquarters (pl); ( d'évêché) see; ( de tribunal) seat
4) Armée (de ville, forteresse) siege5) Anatomie seat* * *sjɛʒ nm1) (pour s'asseoir) seatsiège avant AUTOMOBILES — front seat
siège arrière AUTOMOBILES — back seat
2) [entreprise] head office, [organisation] headquarters pl3) MILITAIRE siege* * *siège nm1 ( pour s'asseoir) seat; prenez un siège take ou have a seat; siège avant/arrière front/back seat; siège d'une chaise/balançoire seat of a chair/swing; siège des w-c toilet seat;2 ( d'entreprise) head office; ( d'organisation) headquarters (pl); ( d'évêché) see; ( de tribunal) seat;4 Mil (de ville, forteresse) siege; mettre le siège devant une ville to lay siege to a town; lever le siège lit to raise the siege; fig ○( partir) to take off○; faire le siège d'une ville/d'une ambassade to besiege a town/an embassy;5 Anat seat; le bébé se présente par le siège the baby is in the breech position.siège d'appoint extra seat; siège baquet bucket seat; siège canné cane chair; siège de repos recliner, reclining chair; siège social head office; siège de soupape valve seat.[sjɛʒ] nom masculin1. [chaise] seatprenez donc un siège (do) take a seat, do sit downperdre/gagner des sièges to lose/to win seatssiège vacant ou à pourvoir vacant seat3. [centre - généralement] seat ; [ - d'un parti] headquarterssiège social registered ou head officefaire le siège d'une ville to lay siege to ou to besiege a town5. MÉDECINE6. DROIT7. RELIGION
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