CAUSE CÉLÈBRE - Tradução inglês-francês

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cause célèbre SUBST

cause célèbre

cause f célèbre

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I. cause [Brit kɔːz, americ kɔz] SUBST

1. cause (reason):

cause

cause f

cause

raison f (of de)

there is/he has cause for concern/optimism/alarm/complaint

il y a/il a des raisons de s'inquiéter/d'être optimiste/de s'alarmer/de se plaindre

to give sb cause to do

donner à qn des raisons de faire

to have cause to do

avoir des raisons de faire

to give cause for concern

susciter des inquiétudes

the immediate/root cause

la cause directe/première

with good cause

pour cause, à juste titre

without good cause

sans motif valable

2. cause (objective):

cause

cause f

a lost cause

une cause perdue

for a good cause

pour une bonne cause

all in a good cause

pour la bonne cause

in the cause of equality/freedom

pour la cause de l'égalité/la liberté

to make common cause with sb

faire cause commune avec qn

3. cause JUR (grounds):

cause

cause f

a challenge for/without cause

une récusation pour/sans motif déterminé

contributory cause

cause accessoire

primary cause

cause première

to show cause

exposer ses raisons

4. cause JUR (court action):

cause

action f

cause of action

motif m d'action en justice

II. cause [Brit kɔːz, americ kɔz] VERBO trans

cause damage, flooding, grief, problem

causer, occasionner

cause chaos, delay, controversy, reaction

provoquer

cause excitement, surprise

susciter

cause suffering

entraîner

cause dismay, confusion

amener

to cause sb to cry/leave

faire pleurer/partir qn

to cause sb problems/anxiety

causer des problèmes/de l'inquiétude à qn

to cause trouble

créer des problèmes

to cause cancer/migraine

donner or provoquer un cancer/la migraine

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I. cause [kɔ:z] SUBST

1. cause (origin):

cause

cause f

he is the cause of all her woes

il est à l'origine de tous ses malheurs

2. cause no pl (motive):

cause

raison f

3. cause no pl (objective):

cause

cause f

4. cause (movement):

cause

cause f

to act for the cause of democracy

agir pour la démocratie

5. cause (court case):

cause

affaire f

II. cause [kɔ:z] VERBO trans

cause

provoquer

cause trouble, delay

causer

to cause sb harm

faire du tort à qn

the teacher's remarks caused the child to cry

les remarques du maître ont fait pleurer l'enfant

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I. cause [kɔz] SUBST

1. cause (origin):

cause

cause f

he is the cause of all her woes

il est à l'origine de tous ses malheurs

2. cause (motive):

cause

raison f

3. cause (objective):

cause

cause f

4. cause (movement):

cause

cause f

to act for the cause of democracy

agir pour la démocratie

5. cause (court case):

cause

affaire f

II. cause [kɔz] VERBO trans

cause

provoquer

cause trouble, delay

causer

to cause sb harm

faire du tort à qn

the teacher's remarks caused the child to cry

les remarques fpl du maître ont fait pleurer l'enfant

Present

I	cause
you	cause
he/she/it	causes
we	cause
you	cause
they	cause

Past

I	caused
you	caused
he/she/it	caused
we	caused
you	caused
they	caused

Present Perfect

I	have	caused
you	have	caused
he/she/it	has	caused
we	have	caused
you	have	caused
they	have	caused

Past Perfect

I	had	caused
you	had	caused
he/she/it	had	caused
we	had	caused
you	had	caused
they	had	caused

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Sea walls can cause beaches to dissipate, rendering them useless for beach goers.

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Goods may cause problems beyond their value; for example, furniture may have not easily seen bedbugs, which may cause an infestation which is difficult and expensive to eradicate.

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Rapid rises in property taxes tend to cause seniors and empty-nesters to sell their existing homes to families with children, which led to further increases to the school-age population.

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Such perceived inequality may cause dissatisfaction, mistrust and result in unfair practices.

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This would cause the radio to look for a channel with no busy tone (3052 Hz) present.

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