REVERSE DISCRIMINATION - Tradução inglês-francês

discrimination [Brit dɪˌskrɪmɪˈneɪʃ(ə)n, americ dəˌskrɪməˈneɪʃ(ə)n] SUBST

1. discrimination (prejudice):

discrimination often pej

discrimination f (against envers, in favour of en faveur de)

racial/sexual discrimination

discrimination raciale/sexuelle

tax discrimination

discrimination par l'impôt

2. discrimination (taste):

discrimination

discernement m

3. discrimination (ability to differentiate):

discrimination

capacité f d'établir des distinctions

I. reverse [Brit rɪˈvəːs, americ rəˈvərs] SUBST

1. reverse (opposite):

the reverse

le contraire

rather the reverse

plutôt le contraire

quite the reverse

bien au contraire

the truth was exactly the reverse

la vérité était tout le contraire

2. reverse (back):

the reverse (of coin)

le revers

the reverse (of banknote)

le verso

the reverse (of fabric, picture)

l'envers m

3. reverse (setback):

reverse

revers m

4. reverse MOTOR:

reverse, a. reverse gear

marche f arrière

you're in reverse

tu es en marche arrière

to go into reverse driver:

se mettre en marche arrière

to go into reverse fig process:

s'inverser

to put a plan/policy into reverse fig

faire marche arrière dans son plan/sa politique

the same process but in reverse

le même procédé mais en sens inverse

II. reverse [Brit rɪˈvəːs, americ rəˈvərs] ADJ

1. reverse (opposite):

reverse argument, effect, trend

contraire

reverse direction

opposé

2. reverse (other):

the reverse side (of coin, medal)

le revers

the reverse side (of fabric, picture)

l'envers m

3. reverse (backwards):

reverse somersault

en arrière

to answer the questions in reverse order

répondre aux questions en commençant par la dernière

4. reverse MOTOR:

reverse turn

virage m en marche arrière

III. in reverse ADV

in reverse do, function:

in reverse

en sens inverse

IV. reverse [Brit rɪˈvəːs, americ rəˈvərs] VERBO trans

1. reverse (invert):

reverse order, trend, process, policy

inverser

2. reverse (exchange, switch):

reverse roles

renverser

3. reverse Brit POL:

reverse defeat

retourner

4. reverse:

reverse TÉC, MOTOR mechanism, machine

faire tourner [qc] à l'envers

reverse car

faire rouler [qc] en marche arrière

to reverse a car out of a garage

sortir une voiture d'un garage en marche arrière

5. reverse JUR:

reverse

annuler

6. reverse TELECOMUN:

to reverse the charges

appeler en PCV

V. reverse [Brit rɪˈvəːs, americ rəˈvərs] VERBO intr

reverse driver:

reverse

faire marche arrière

he reversed into a tree

il a heurté un arbre en faisant marche arrière

to reverse down the lane/into a parking space

descendre l'allée/se garer en marche arrière

reverse discrimination SUBST

reverse discrimination

discrimination f à l'envers

discrimination SUBST no pl

1. discrimination (unfair treatment):

discrimination

discrimination f

2. discrimination (discernment):

discrimination

discernement m

I. reverse [rɪˈvɜ:s, americ -ˈvɜ:rs] VERBO trans

1. reverse Aus, Brit (move backwards):

reverse

retourner

to reverse a vehicle out of somewhere

sortir un véhicule de quelque part

to reverse a vehicle into sth

reculer un véhicule dans qc

2. reverse (turn the other way):

reverse

retourner

3. reverse (change to opposite, exchange):

reverse

inverser

reverse trend, situation

renverser

to reverse the charges Brit, ingl can TELECOMUN

demander une communication en PCV

4. reverse JUR:

reverse judgement

annuler

II. reverse [rɪˈvɜ:s, americ -ˈvɜ:rs] VERBO intr Aus, Brit

reverse

faire marche arrière

to reverse into/out of the garage

rentrer dans le/sortir du garage en marche arrière

to reverse into sth

rentrer dans qc en faisant marche arrière

III. reverse [rɪˈvɜ:s, americ -ˈvɜ:rs] SUBST

1. reverse no pl (opposite):

reverse

contraire m

to do sth in reverse

faire qc à l'envers

2. reverse (gear):

reverse

marche f arrière

to be in reverse

être en marche arrière

3. reverse (misfortune):

reverse

échec m

4. reverse (back):

reverse

revers m

reverse of a coin

envers m

reverse of a document

verso m

IV. reverse [rɪˈvɜ:s, americ -ˈvɜ:rs] ADJ

reverse

contraire

reverse direction

opposé(e)

reverse order

inverse

the reverse side of paper

le verso

the reverse side of garment

l'envers m

to do sth in reverse order

faire qc à l'envers

reverse discrimination SUBST

reverse discrimination

discrimination f positive

discrimination SUBST

1. discrimination (unfair treatment):

discrimination

discrimination f

2. discrimination (discernment):

discrimination

discernement m

I. reverse [rɪ·ˈvɜrs] VERBO trans

1. reverse (change to opposite, exchange):

reverse

inverser

reverse trend, situation

renverser

to reverse the charges TELECOMUN

demander une communication en PCV

2. reverse (turn the other way):

reverse

retourner

3. reverse JUR:

reverse judgment

annuler

II. reverse [rɪ·ˈvɜrs] VERBO intr

reverse

faire marche arrière

III. reverse [rɪ·ˈvɜrs] SUBST

1. reverse (opposite):

reverse

contraire m

to do sth in reverse

faire qc en sens inverse

2. reverse AUTOMOB (backwards gear):

reverse

marche f arrière

to be in reverse

être en marche arrière

3. reverse (misfortune):

reverse

échec m

4. reverse (back side):

reverse

revers m

reverse of a coin

envers m

reverse of a document

verso m

IV. reverse [rɪ·ˈvɜrs] ADJ

reverse

contraire

reverse direction

opposé(e)

reverse order

inverse

the reverse side of paper

le verso

the reverse side of garment

l'envers m

to do sth in reverse order

faire qc dans l'ordre inverse

Present

I	reverse
you	reverse
he/she/it	reverses
we	reverse
you	reverse
they	reverse

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

This approach of equal treatment is sometimes described as being color blind, in hopes that it is effective against discrimination without engaging in reverse discrimination.

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Members of the majority are also protected from reverse discrimination.

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The concept of reverse discrimination has two different views: a broad sense and a narrow sense.

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Government is not practising reverse discrimination but is rather being pro active in address ing the injustices and imbalances of the past.

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In some cases, white parents filed reverse discrimination lawsuits in court.

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