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1 self-proclaimed
self-proclaimed [-prə'kleɪmd]∎ he is the self-proclaimed king of the ring il s'est proclamé lui-même roi du ring;∎ she's a self-proclaimed art critic elle se proclame critique d'artUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > self-proclaimed
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self-proclaimed adj autoproclamé. -
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adj.English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > self-proclaimed
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adjective autoproclamé -
5 proclaim
proclaim [prə'kleɪm]∎ to proclaim independence proclamer l'indépendance;∎ on the day that peace was proclaimed le jour de l'armistice;∎ to proclaim a state of emergency proclamer l'état d'urgence;∎ a holiday was proclaimed for the investiture une journée de congé fut octroyée pour l'investiture;∎ many proclaimed that he was mad or proclaimed him to be mad beaucoup de gens ont déclaré qu'il était fou;∎ he proclaimed himself emperor il s'est proclamé empereur;∎ she proclaimed her innocence elle a clamé son innocence∎ his behaviour proclaimed his nervousness son comportement trahissait sa nervosité;∎ his expression proclaimed his absolute sincerity une sincérité totale se lisait sur son visage -
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proclaim [prəˈkleɪm]proclamer ; [+ one's love] déclarer* * *[prə'kleɪm]transitive verb ( all contexts) proclamer -
7 self
self [self]1. noun(plural selves)2. compounds• send a self-addressed envelope envoyez une enveloppe à votre nom et adresse ► self-adhesive adjective autocollant• self-assessment system (British = taxation system) système de déclaration des revenus avec autoévaluation des impôts à payer ► self-assurance noun confiance f en soi► self-conscious adjective ( = shy) [person, manner] emprunté ; ( = aware of oneself or itself) [art, person, political movement] conscient (de son image)• to be self-conscious about sth être gêné par qch ► self-consciously adverb ( = shyly) de façon empruntée ; ( = deliberately) volontairement• a self-defeating plan un plan qui va à l'encontre du but recherché ► self-defence noun autodéfense f• to be self-deprecating [person] se dénigrer soi-même ► self-destruct intransitive verb s'autodétruire adjective[device, program] autodestructeur (- trice f)• she has a tendency to be self-destructive elle présente une tendance à l'autodestruction ► self-determination noun autodétermination f• he is self-disciplined il fait preuve d'autodiscipline ► self-doubt noun manque m de confiance en soi• to be self-employed travailler à son compte ► the self-employed plural noun les travailleurs mpl indépendants• to have low/high self-esteem avoir une mauvaise/bonne opinion de soi-même ► self-evident adjective évident• buying flowers for myself seems self-indulgent m'acheter des fleurs semble une dépense inutile ► self-inflicted adjective volontaire• out of self-protection pour se défendre ► self-raising flour noun (British) farine f pour gâteaux (avec levure incorporée)► self-starter noun (in car) démarreur m ; ( = hard-working person) personne f motivée (et pleine d'initiative)* * *[self]1) gen, Psychology moi mone's better self — le meilleur de soi/de lui/d'elle etc
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8 dollarization
dollarisation fThe thought of dumping their own yo-yoing currencies for the strong and stable U.S. dollar has made many beleaguered central bankers swoon. And we're not just talking crisis economies such as Ecuador, which in 2000 jilted its inflation-prone sucre in favor of the dollar: Last April, Canada's second-largest bank proclaimed that dollarization is the "only viable option" to boost the country's ailing economy.
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[prə'kleim, ]( American[) prou-](to announce or state publicly: He was proclaimed the winner.) proclamer -
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champion ['tʃæmpjən]1 noun∎ the world chess champion le champion du monde d'échecs;∎ she's a champion runner elle est championne de course(b) (supporter) champion(onne) m,f;∎ he's a self-proclaimed champion of the working man il se veut le champion des travailleursdéfendre, soutenir;∎ she championed the cause of birth control elle s'est faite la championne de la régulation des naissances►► Football the Champions' League la Ligue des Champions
См. также в других словарях:
proclaimed — index alleged, public (known) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
Proclaimed — Proclaim Pro*claim , v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Proclaimed}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Proclaiming}.] [OE. proclamen, L. proclamare; pro before, forward + clamare to call or cry out: cf. F. proclamer. See {Claim}.] [1913 Webster] 1. To make known by public… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
proclaimed — un·proclaimed; … English syllables
proclaimed — adjective declared publicly; made widely known (Freq. 2) their announced intentions the newspaper s proclaimed adherence to the government s policy • Syn: ↑announced • Similar to: ↑declared … Useful english dictionary
proclaimed rate — A rate of customs duty proclaimed by the President. 19 USC § 1202, Headnote 9(d) … Ballentine's law dictionary
proclaimed — pro·claim || prəʊ kleɪm /prÉ™ v. announce, declare; state publicly and officially; publicize, advertize … English contemporary dictionary
Self-proclaimed monarchy — A self proclaimed monarchy is a monarchy that is proclaimed into existence, often by an individual, rather than occurring as part of a longstanding tradition. It is thus at least initially the opposite of most hereditary monarchies, although if a … Wikipedia
self-proclaimed — 1) ADJ: ADJ n Self proclaimed is used to show that someone has given themselves a particular title or status rather than being given it by other people. ...a self proclaimed expert... He is President of his own self proclaimed republic. Syn: self … English dictionary
self-proclaimed — [self′prō klāmd′] adj. so proclaimed or announced by oneself [a self proclaimed ruler] … English World dictionary
self-proclaimed — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ proclaimed to be such by oneself, without endorsement by others … English terms dictionary
self-proclaimed — adj. proclaimed by oneself or itself to be such. * * * ˌself proˈclaimed [self proclaimed] adjective (often disapproving) giving yourself a particular title, job, etc. without the agreement or permission of other people … Useful english dictionary
