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1 remontée
remontée2 [ʀ(ə)mɔ̃te]feminine noun[de prix, taux d'intérêt] rise• faire une belle remontée (de la 30e à la 2e place) to make a good recovery (from 30th to 2nd place)• le président effectue une remontée spectaculaire dans les sondages the president is rising swiftly in the opinion polls* * *ʀ(ə)mɔ̃te1) ( action de remonter) climb up2) ( après une baisse) (d'influence, de prix, taux, parti) rise (de of); (de sportif, d'homme politique) recovery (de of); (de violence, d'incidents) increase (de in)•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʀ(ə)mɔ̃te nf[taux, parti, monnaie] rise, (dans un classement) rise* * *remontée nf1 ( action de remonter) climb up; la remontée des spéléologues de la grotte the potholers' GB ou spelunkers' US climb up from the cave; la remontée au village fut difficile the climb back up to the village was difficult; la remontée de la Saône en péniche going up the Saône by barge;2 ( après une baisse) (de prix, taux, bénéfices) rise (de of); (de sportif, d'homme politique) recovery (de of); (d'influence, de parti) rise (de of); (de violence, d'incidents) increase (de in); la remontée des eaux the rise in the water levels; faire une belle remontée [coureur, candidat] to make a good recovery; les cours du pétrole poursuivent leur remontée oil prices continue to rise; la remontée du candidat de la majorité dans les sondages est spectaculaire the rise of the ruling party's candidate in the opinion polls is spectacular.
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