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1 total
1. adjective2. adverb(inf) total, il a tout perdu the net result was that he lost everything3. masculine noun• le total s'élève à 150 € the total amounts to 150 euros4. feminine noun* * *
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1) ( complet) complete, total2) ( global) total
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nom masculin totalil n'a pas fermé la porte à clé, total (colloq), il s'est tout fait voler — he didn't lock the door, the upshot was that he had everything stolen
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au total locution adverbiale ( dans un calcul)* * *tɔtal, o total, -e totaux mpl1. adj2. nmau total — in total, in all, figall in all
* * *A adj1 ( complet) [contradiction, retour, contrôle, retrait] complete, total; l'illusion se révèle totale it turns out to be a complete illusion; je suis en accord total avec leur déclaration I agree with them totally; un manque total d'objectivité a complete ou total lack of objectivity;2 ( somme de plusieurs parties) [revenu, quantité, prix, surface, budget] total; [hauteur, nombre] full ( épith).B nm total; faire le total des dépenses to add up the expenditure; il n'a pas fermé la porte à clé, total○, il s'est tout fait voler he didn't lock the door, the upshot was that he had everything stolen.C au total loc adv1 ( dans un calcul) au total cela fait 350 euros altogether that comes to 350 euros;2 ○( dans un bilan) au total, le problème reste entier when all's said and done the problem remains unsolved.D totale○ nf1 ( hystérectomie) on lui a fait une ou la totale! she had it all taken away○!, she's had a hysterectomy;2 ( indiquant une série de mésaventures) la totale! total disaster!j'ai une confiance totale en elle I trust her totally ou implicitly3. [global - hauteur, poids, dépenses] total4. ASTRONOMIE [éclipse] total5. THÉÂTRE————————adverbetotal, je n'ai plus qu'à recommencer the net result (of all that) is that I've got to start all over again————————faire le total de to total up, to add up, to reckon uptotal général sum total, grand total————————totale nom féminin————————au total locution adverbiale1. [addition faite] in totalau total, il vous revient 2 000 euros in total you are entitled to 2,000 euros -
2 ressortir
ressortir [ʀ(ə)sɔʀtiʀ]➭ TABLE 16━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━► When ressortir has an object, it is conjugated with avoir, when it has no object the auxiliary is être.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━1. intransitive verba. [personne] to go (or come) (back) out ; [objet] to come (back) out ; (une nouvelle fois) to go (or come) (back) out again━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━► ressortir se traduira par to come (back) out ou par to go (back) out suivant que le locuteur se trouve ou non à l'endroit en question.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━• tu ressors jouer avec nous ? are you coming back out to play with us?b. ( = contraster) [détail, couleur, qualité] to stand out• ressortir de ( = résulter de) to be the result of3. transitive verb(à nouveau) [+ vêtements d'hiver, outil] to take out again ; [+ film] to rerelease ; [+ modèle] to bring out again* * *ʀ(ə)sɔʀtiʀ
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1) ( sortir à nouveau) to take [something] out again, to get [something] out again2) ( ce qu'on ne sortait plus) to bring [something] out again [vieux vêtement] (de from); to dig out (colloq) [affaire] (de from)3) (colloq) ( redire)4) ( remettre sur le marché) to re-release [disque, film]
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verbe intransitif1) ( sortir à nouveau) [personne] to go out again2) ( après être entré) [balle, tige] to come out ( par through); [personne] to come back out (de of)3) ( se distinguer nettement) to stand outfaire ressortir — to bring to light [contradiction]; [maquillage] to bring out [yeux]; to set [something] off well [tableau]
faire ressortir que — [étude, rapport] to bring out the fact that
4) ( être remis sur le marché) [film, disque] to be re-released; [revue] to be back in circulation
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verbe impersonnel* * *ʀ(ə)sɔʀtiʀ vi1) (de nouveau) (en allant) to go out again, (en venant) to come out again2) (= contraster) to stand outfaire ressortir [défaut, beauté, couleur, aspect] — to bring out
3)ressortir de (= résulter de) ; il ressort de ceci que — it transpires from this that, the result of this is that
4)ressortir à DROIT — to come under the jurisdiction of, ADMINISTRATIONto be the concern of
* * *I.ressortir verb table: partirA vtr1 ( sortir à nouveau) to take [sth] out again; ( plus d'effort) to get [sth] out again; on ressort les manteaux pour l'hiver we're getting our coats out for the winter;2 ( ce qu'on ne sortait plus) to bring [sth] out again [vieux vêtement] (de from); to dig out○ [affaire de corruption] (de from);3 ( redire) to come out with [plaisanterie, phrase, idée]; il nous ressort toujours les mêmes histoires he's always coming out with the same stories;4 ( remettre sur le marché) to re-release [disque, film].B vi1 ( sortir à nouveau) [personne] to go out again; il est ressorti vers 20 heures he went out again at around 8 pm;2 ( après être entré) [balle, tige] to come out again (par through); [personne] to come back out (de of); la balle est ressortie par la nuque the bullet came out through the back of his/her neck; je ne t'avais pas vu ressortir (du magasin) I hadn't seen you come back out (of the shop GB ou store US);3 ( se distinguer nettement) [ornement, couleur, dessin] to stand out; cela ressort bien/mal sur ce fond it shows up very well/doesn't show up very well against that background; voici ce qui ressort de l'étude: premièrement… the results of the study are as follows, firstly…; faire ressortir to revive [souvenirs]; to bring out [rivalités]; to bring to light [contradiction]; [maquillage] to bring out [couleur des yeux]; [cadre, couleur] to set [sth] off well [photo, tableau, couleur]; faire ressortir que [étude, rapport] to bring out the fact that;4 ( être remis sur le marché) [film, disque] to be re-released; [journal, revue] to be back in circulation.C v impers il ressort que it emerges that; il ressort de l'enquête que 70% des usagers… it emerges from the survey that 70% of users…II.ressortir verb table: finir vtr indI[rəsɔrtir] verbe transitif (auxiliaire avoir)[pièce de théâtre] to reruntu ne vas pas ressortir cette vieille histoire? you're not going to come out with that old story again, are you?————————[rəsɔrtir] verbe intransitif (auxiliaire être)1. [sortir de nouveau] to go out ou to leave again2. [se détacher] to stand outle foulard qu'elle porte fait ressortir ses yeux bleus the scarf she's wearing brings out the blue of her eyesfaire ressortir les avantages d'une solution to stress ou to highlight the advantages of a solution3. [réapparaître]————————ressortir de verbe plus prépositionto emerge ou to flow fromil ressort de votre analyse que les affaires vont bien according to your analysis, business is goodII[rəsɔrtir]ressortir à verbe plus préposition1. DROIT2. (littéraire) [relever de] to pertain to -
3 résultat
résultat [ʀezylta]masculine nouna. result• on l'a laissé seul: résultat, il a fait des bêtises we left him alone, and what happens? - he goes and does something silly• il essaya, sans résultat, de le convaincre he tried to convince him but to no effect• et maintenant, les résultats sportifs and now for the sports results* * *ʀezylta
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nom masculin gén result; ( de recherches) results (pl), findings (pl); (de négociations, d'enquête) result, outcomebeau résultat! — great work, well done!
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résultats nom masculin pluriel1) ( chiffres) (d'examen, entreprise, de compétition) results (pl); École, Université (d'élève, de mois) marks GB, grades US2) Médecine (d'analyse, examen) results* * *ʀezylta1. nm1) (= réalisation, produit) result2) (= conséquence) outcome no pl result3) [élection] results pl2. résultats nmpl[enquête] findings* * *A nm2 ( bilan) (d'élection, de compétition) result; ( de recherches) results (pl), findings (pl); (de négociations, d'enquête) result, outcome; (de travail, sondage, d'analyse) result(s); obtenir un résultat to get a result; le résultat de deux ans de travail the result of two years' work; beau résultat! great work, well done!; sans résultat without success; le mauvais résultat de l'équipe de France the poor showing of the French team;3 ( réalisation positive) result; nous voulons des résultats we want results;4 ( conséquence) result(s), outcome; être le résultat de to be the result of; avoir pour résultat de faire to have the effect of doing; tu n'as pas voulu m'écouter: résultat, tu as fait des bêtises you wouldn't listen to me, and now you've done something stupid.B résultats nmpl1 ( chiffres) (d'examen, élection, de compétition) results (pl); Scol, Univ (d'élève, de mois) marks GB, grades US; les résultats partiels de l'élection the election results so far; résultats en baisse ce trimestre Scol lower marks GB ou grades US this term;2 Méd (d'analyse, examen) results;[rezylta] nom masculin1. [réalisation positive] resultsans résultat [action] fruitlessson attitude a eu pour résultat de rapprocher le frère et la sœur her attitude led to ou resulted in closer ties between brother and sister3. (familier) [introduisant une conclusion]il a voulu trop en faire, résultat, il est malade he tried to do too much and sure enough he fell illrésultat, je n'ai toujours pas compris so I'm still none the wiserrésultat partiel pour la Corse et les Alpes-Maritimes by-election result for Corsica and the Alpes-Maritimes6. [en comptabilité] profit————————résultats nom masculin pluriel
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