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1 débit régulier
Dictionnaire français-anglais de géographie > débit régulier
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2 rivière régulière
Dictionnaire français-anglais de géographie > rivière régulière
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3 PMU
PMU [peεmy]masculine noun━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━The PMU « pari mutuel urbain » is a government-regulated network of horse-racing betting counters run from bars displaying the PMU sign. Punters buy fixed-price tickets predicting winners or finishing positions. The traditional bet is a triple forecast « tiercé ».* * *peɛmynom masculin (abbr = Pari mutuel urbain) French state-controlled betting system* * *peɛmy abr nmpari mutuel urbain (= café) betting shop* * *These initials, often posted outside bars in France, indicate that there is a counter inside where bets on horse races can be placed. -
4 rythmer
rythmer [ʀitme]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb( = cadencer) [+ phrase, prose, travail] to punctuate* * *ʀitme1) ( scander) to put rhythm into [phrase, poème]; to give rhythm to [tâche, marche]2) ( ponctuer) to regulate [vie, journée, travail]* * *ʀitme vt* * *rythmer verb table: aimer vtr2 ( ponctuer) [actions, événements] to regulate [vie, journée, travail]; les pauses-café rythment la vie du routier a truck driver's life is punctuated by coffee breaks; une vie rythmée par les saisons a life regulated ou governed by the seasons.[ritme] verbe transitif2. (soutenu) [ponctuer]ces événements ont rythmé sa vie these events gave a certain rhythm to ou punctuated his life -
5 régler
régler [ʀegle]➭ TABLE 6 transitive verba. ( = conclure) [+ affaire, conflit, problème] to settle ; [+ dossier] to deal with• alors, c'est une affaire réglée or c'est réglé, vous acceptez ? that's settled then - you agree?b. ( = payer) [+ note, dette, compte] to settle ; [+ commerçant, créancier] to settle up with ; [+ travaux] to pay for• est-ce que je peux régler ? can I settle up with you?• est-ce que je peux régler par chèque ? can I pay by cheque?• on lui a réglé son compte ! (inf) (vengeance) they've settled his hash (inf) ; (assassinat) they've taken care of him (euphémisme)c. [+ mécanisme, débit, machine] to regulate ; [+ allumage, ralenti, dossier de chaise, tir] to adjust ; [+ moteur] to tune ; [+ réveil] to set• régler le thermostat à 18° to set the thermostat to 18°d. [+ modalités, programme] to settle one. ( = prendre comme modèle) régler sa conduite sur les circonstances to adjust one's conduct to the circumstances* * *ʀegle1) ( payer) to settle [compte, dette]; to pay [facture, montant, créancier, fournisseur]; to pay for [achat, travaux, fournitures]réglons nos comptes — lit let's settle up
avoir des comptes à régler avec quelqu'un — fig to have a score ou account to settle with somebody
régler son compte à quelqu'un — (colloq) to sort somebody out
2) ( résoudre) to settle [litige, problème]3) ( mettre au point) to settle [détails, modalités, ordre]; to fix, to decide on [programme, calendrier]; to arrange [mise en scène, chorégraphie]; to organize [défilé]4) ( ajuster) to adjust [hauteur, micro, chauffage]; to regulate, to adjust [vitesse, mécanisme]; to tune [moteur]; ( fixer d'avance) to set [allumage, pression]5) ( adapter)régler sa conduite sur celle de quelqu'un — to model one's behaviour [BrE] on somebody's
6) ( tracer des lignes) to rule (lines on) [papier]* * *ʀeɡle vt1) [question, conflit, problème] to settleLe problème est réglé. — The problem's settled.
2) [mécanisme, machine, température] to set, to adjust, [rétroviseur] to adjustIl faut que je règle mon rétroviseur. — I'll have to adjust my rear-view mirror.
3) [montre] to set4) [radio, fréquence] to tuneJ'ai réglé ma radio sur 95 FM. — I tuned my radio to 95 FM.
5) [moteur] to tune6) [thermostat] to setJ'ai réglé le thermostat à vingt degrés. — I've set the thermostat to 20 degrees.
7) [emploi du temps, vie] to organize, to planrégler qch sur; régler qch d'après — to model sth on
8) (= payer) [facture, dette] to settle, to pay, [fournisseur] to settle up with, to payElle a réglé sa facture. — She's settled her bill.
J'ai réglé Jean-Pierre pour l'essence. — I've settled up with Jean-Pierre for the petrol.
régler son compte à qn fig * — to sort sb out * to settle sb
9) [papier] to rule* * *régler verb table: céderA vtr1 ( payer) to settle [compte, dette]; to pay [facture, montant]; to settle, to pay [dette]; to pay [créancier, fournisseur, notaire]; to pay for [achat, travaux, fournitures]; régler en espèces/par chèque to pay cash/by cheque GB ou check US; réglons nos comptes lit let's settle up; on va régler nos comptes○ fig we're going to have it out○; avoir des comptes à régler avec qn fig to have a score ou account to settle with sb; régler son compte à qn○ ( frapper) to sort sb out; ( tuer) to bump sb off○, to kill sb;2 ( résoudre) to settle [question]; to settle, to sort out [litige, problème]; régler ses affaires to sort out one's affairs; réglez ça entre vous sort it out between you;3 ( mettre au point) to settle [détails, modalités, ordre]; to fix, to decide on [programme, calendrier]; to arrange [mise en scène, chorégraphie]; to organize [défilé]; régler le sort de qn to decide sb's fate;4 ( ajuster) to adjust [hauteur, dossier, micro, chauffage]; to regulate, to adjust [vitesse, mécanisme]; to tune [moteur]; ( fixer d'avance) to set [allumage]; régler la pression sur 3 to set the pressure at 3;5 ( adapter) régler sa conduite sur celle de qn to model one's behaviourGB on sb's; régler sa montre sur celle de qn to set one's watch by sb's; régler sa vitesse sur celle de qn to adjust one's speed to sb's;6 ( tracer des lignes) to rule (lines on) paper.B se régler vpr1 ( être ajusté) [hauteur, température] to be adjusted;2 ( se modeler) se régler sur qn/qch to model oneself on sb/sth.[regle] verbe transitif1. [résoudre - litige] to settle, to resolve ; [ - problème] to solve, to iron out (separable), to sort out (separable)alors c'est réglé, nous irons au bord de la mer it's settled then, we'll go to the seaside2. [payer - achat] to pay (for) ; [ - facture, mensualité] to settle ; [ - créancier] to settle up (inseparable) withrégler l'addition to pay ou settle the billrégler quelque chose par chèque/par carte de crédit to pay for something by cheque/by credit carda. (familier) [se venger de lui] to get even with somebodyb. [le tuer] to take care of somebody (euphémisme)3. [volume, allumage, phare etc.] to adjust[vitesse, thermostat] to set[température] to regulate[circulation] to control[moteur] to tunej'ai réglé mon réveil sur 7 h/le four à 200° I've set my alarm for seven o'clock/the oven at 200 degreesrégler quelque chose sur [accorder par rapport à] to set something by5. [papier] to rule————————se régler verbe pronominal (emploi passif)[mécanisme] to be set ou regulated[luminosité, phare] to be adjusted[récepteur] to be tuned————————se régler sur verbe pronominal plus préposition -
6 prix réglementé
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7 profession autoréglementée
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