POLLEN COUNT - Tradução inglês-francês

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

pollen count SUBST

pollen count

taux m de pollen dans l'atmosphère

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

pollen [Brit ˈpɒlən, americ ˈpɑlən] SUBST

pollen

pollen m

I. count [Brit kaʊnt, americ kaʊnt] SUBST

1. count (numerical record):

count (gen)

décompte m

count POL (at election)

dépouillement m

to make a count of sth

compter qc

there were 60 guests at the last count

il y avait 60 invités au dernier décompte

to keep (a) count of

tenir compte de qc

to lose count

se perdre dans ses comptes

I've lost count

je ne sais plus où j'en suis

I've lost count of the number of times I've tried

j'ai essayé je ne sais combien de fois

I've lost count of the number of complaints I've received

je ne compte plus le nombre de plaintes que j'ai reçues

2. count (level):

count

taux m

bacteria/cholesterol count

taux de bactéries/de cholestérol

3. count (figure):

count

chiffre m

the official count was three million unemployed

le chiffre officiel était de trois millions de chômeurs

4. count (call):

on the count of three, fire!

à trois, tirez!

I'll give you a count of 50

je compterai jusqu'à 50

5. count JUR:

count

chef m d'accusation

he was convicted on three counts

on l'a condamné pour trois chefs d'accusation

6. count (point):

you're wrong on both counts

vous avez tort sur les deux points

we're satisfied on all three counts

les trois points qui posaient problème sont maintenant éclaircis

7. count DESP (in boxing):

to be out for the count coloq

être KO coloq

Expressões:

count, a. Count (nobleman)

comte m

II. count [Brit kaʊnt, americ kaʊnt] VERBO trans

1. count (add up):

count points, people, words, mistakes, objects

compter

count one's change

vérifier

count reasons, causes

énumérer

to count how much one has spent

calculer combien on a dépensé

to count the votes POL

dépouiller le scrutin

to count the votes (gen)

compter les votes

I'm counting the days until Christmas

je compte les jours jusqu'à Noël

the teacher counted heads

le professeur a compté les présents

55 people, counting the children

55 personnes en comptant les enfants

20, not counting my sister

20, sans compter ma sœur

to count the cost of sth fig

faire le bilan de qc

2. count (consider):

to count sb as sth

considérer qn comme qc

children over 15 are counted as adults

on considère les enfants de plus de 15 ans comme des adultes

III. count [Brit kaʊnt, americ kaʊnt] VERBO intr

1. count (gen) MAT:

count

compter

to count (up) to 50

compter jusqu'à 50

to count in fives

compter de cinq en cinq

I've had six drinks, but who's counting?

j'ai bu six verres, et alors?

2. count (be relevant):

count

compter

this counts towards your final mark

cela compte pour votre note finale

3. count (be of importance):

count

compter

qualifications count for little

les qualifications ne comptent guère

all my work counts for nothing

mon travail ne compte pour rien

every second counts

chaque seconde compte

4. count (be considered):

children over 15 count as adults

les enfants de plus de 15 ans sont considérés comme des adultes

handbags don't count as luggage

les sacs à main ne sont pas considérés comme des bagages

IV. count [Brit kaʊnt, americ kaʊnt]

to count sheep

compter les moutons

to count the pennies

regarder à la dépense

to count oneself lucky or fortunate

s'estimer heureux

count yourself lucky (that) you only got a fine

estime-toi heureux de n'avoir eu qu'une amende

it's the thought that counts

c'est l'intention qui compte

to stand up and be counted

se faire entendre

no Dicionário PONS

pollen count SUBST

pollen count

taux m de pollen

no Dicionário PONS

pollen [ˈpɒlən, americ ˈpɑ:lən] SUBST no pl

pollen

pollen m

count¹ [kaʊnt] SUBST (aristocrat)

count

conte m

I. count² [kaʊnt] SUBST

1. count (totaling up):

count

compte m

final count

décompte m définitif

at the last count

au dernier comptage

2. count (measured amount):

count

dénombrement m

3. count (number):

to keep/to lose count of sth

tenir/perdre le compte de qc

4. count JUR:

count

chef m d'accusation

5. count (opinion):

to agree/disagree with sb on several counts

être d'accord/en désaccord avec qn à plusieurs égards

6. count (reason):

to fail on a number of counts

échouer pour un certain nombre de raisons

Expressões:

to be out for the count

être K.O.

II. count² [kaʊnt] VERBO trans

1. count (number):

count

compter

to count heads

faire le compte des présents

2. count (consider):

to count sb as a friend

considérer qn comme un ami

Expressões:

to count one's blessings

s'estimer heureux

don't count your chickens before they're hatched! prov

il ne faut pas vendre la peau de l'ours avant de l'avoir tué

to count the cost(s)

calculer les dépenses

III. count² [kaʊnt] VERBO intr

1. count (number):

count

compter

2. count (be considered):

to count as sth

être considéré comme qc

3. count (be of value):

count

compter

that's what counts

c'est ce qui compte

sth doesn't count for anything

ça ne sert à rien

it counts towards sth

ça compte pour qc

no Dicionário PONS

pollen count SUBST

pollen count

taux m de pollen

no Dicionário PONS

pollen [ˈpa·lən] SUBST

pollen

pollen m

count¹ [kaʊnt] SUBST (aristocrat)

count

comte m

I. count² [kaʊnt] SUBST

1. count (totaling up):

count

compte m

final count

décompte m définitif

at the last count

au dernier comptage

2. count (measured amount):

count

dénombrement m

3. count (number):

to keep/to lose count of sth

tenir/perdre le compte de qc

4. count JUR:

count

chef m d'accusation

5. count (opinion):

to agree/disagree with sb on several counts

être d'accord/en désaccord avec qn à plusieurs égards

6. count (reason):

to fail on a number of counts

échouer pour un certain nombre de raisons

Expressões:

to be out for the count

être K.O.

II. count² [kaʊnt] VERBO trans

1. count (number):

count

compter

to count heads

faire le compte des présents

2. count (consider):

to count sb as a friend

considérer qn comme un ami

Expressões:

to count one's blessings

s'estimer heureux

don't count your chickens before they're hatched! prov

il ne faut pas vendre la peau de l'ours avant de l'avoir tué

to count the cost(s)

calculer les dépenses

III. count² [kaʊnt] VERBO intr

1. count (number):

count

compter

2. count (be considered):

to count as sth

être considéré comme qc

3. count (be of value):

count

compter

that's what counts

c'est ce qui compte

sth doesn't count for anything

ça ne sert à rien

it counts toward sth

ça compte pour qc

Present

I	count
you	count
he/she/it	counts
we	count
you	count
they	count

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

One possible scenario for the coming years is that pollen count could increase to 20 grams per cubic meter.

en.wikipedia.org

The pollen count also varies quite a bit per day, and different people are allergic to different kinds of pollen.

www.businessinsider.com.au

Ambient's devices focus on information of interest to the local (or larger) area, such as weather and stock indices, sports scores and standings, pollen count, etc.

en.wikipedia.org

The warmer weather means the pollen count is on the upswing again.

www.ajc.com

You can watch the pollen count forecasts so that you can modify your activity pattern in relation to days with a high pollen count.

www.independent.co.uk