DIRECT ACCESS - Tradução inglês-francês

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direct access SUBST COMPUT

direct access

accès m direct

direct access device SUBST

direct access device

unité f à accès direct

direct access file SUBST

direct access file

fichier m à accès direct

direct access storage device, DASD SUBST

direct access storage device

unité f de stockage à accès direct

direct memory access, DMA SUBST

direct memory access

accès m direct mémoire

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

direct access, route, flight, train

direct

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

I. direct [Brit dɪˈrɛkt, dʌɪˈrɛkt, americ dəˈrɛkt, daɪˈrɛkt] ADJ

1. direct (without intermediary):

direct appeal, aid, control, link, participation, talks

direct

in direct contact with (touching)

en contact direct avec

in direct contact with (communicating)

directement en contact avec

to keep sth away from direct heat/sunlight

ne pas exposer qc directement à la chaleur/la lumière

2. direct (without detour):

direct access, route, flight, train

direct

to be a direct descendant of

descendre en droite ligne de

3. direct (clear):

direct cause, comparison, impact, influence, reference, result, threat

direct

direct contrast, evidence

flagrant

to be the direct opposite of

être tout le contraire de

to be of no direct value

ne pas avoir de valeur évidente

to be in no direct danger

ne pas être directement en danger

4. direct (straightforward):

direct approach, answer, method, question, response

direct

direct person

franc/franche

to be direct with sb

être franc/franche avec qn

II. direct [Brit dɪˈrɛkt, dʌɪˈrɛkt, americ dəˈrɛkt, daɪˈrɛkt] ADV

1. direct (without intermediary):

direct deal, negotiate, speak, write, dial

directement

available direct from the manufacturer

disponible directement chez le fabricant

to pay sth direct into sb's account

créditer qc à qn par virement automatique

2. direct (without detour):

direct come, go

directement (from de)

to fly direct

prendre un vol direct

III. direct [Brit dɪˈrɛkt, dʌɪˈrɛkt, americ dəˈrɛkt, daɪˈrɛkt] VERBO trans

1. direct (address, aim) fig:

direct appeal, criticism, protest, remark

adresser (at à, against contre)

direct campaign

cibler (at sur)

direct effort, resource

orienter (to, towards vers)

to direct one's attention to

concentrer son attention sur

to direct sb's attention to

attirer l'attention de qn sur

2. direct (control):

direct company, operation, project

diriger

direct traffic

régler

3. direct (point, aim) literal:

direct attack, light, car, look, steps

diriger (at vers)

direct gun

pointer (at sur)

4. direct:

direct CINEMA, RÁDIO, TV film, play, drama

réaliser

direct TEATR play

mettre [qc] en scène

direct actor, cameraman, musician, opera

diriger

directed by Hitchcock

réalisé par Hitchcock

5. direct (instruct):

to direct sb to do (gen)

ordonner à qn de faire

to direct sb to do JUR

imposer à qn de faire

to direct that sth (should) be done

ordonner que qc soit fait

he directed that the money be repaid

il a ordonné le remboursement de l'argent

he did it as directed

il l'a fait comme on le lui avait indiqué

‘to be taken as directed’ FARM

‘à consommer selon la prescription médicale’

6. direct (show route):

to direct sb to sth

indiquer le chemin de qc à qn

can you direct me to the station?

pouvez-vous m'indiquer le chemin de la gare?

IV. direct [Brit dɪˈrɛkt, dʌɪˈrɛkt, americ dəˈrɛkt, daɪˈrɛkt] VERBO intr

direct CINEMA, RÁDIO, TV

faire de la réalisation

direct TEATR

faire de la mise en scène

Lee directed

Lee a fait la réalisation

I. access [Brit ˈaksɛs, americ ˈækˌsɛs] SUBST

1. access (means of entry):

access

accès m

pedestrian/wheelchair access

accès pour les piétons/fauteuils roulants

access to the centre is from the street

l'accès au centre se fait par la rue

to gain access to sth

accéder à qc

‘No access’ (on signs)

‘accès interdit’

‘No access’ atrib control, door, mode, point

d'accès

2. access (ability to obtain, use):

access

accès m (to à)

to have access to information/education/a database

avoir accès à des informations/l'éducation/une base de données

3. access JUR (right to visit):

right of access

droit m de visite

to have access (to one's children)

avoir un droit de visite (auprès de ses enfants)

to grant/deny access

accorder/refuser le droit de visite

right of access to prisoners

le droit de visiter les prisonniers

right of access to prisoners atrib rights

de visite

4. access COMPUT:

access

accès m (to à)

5. access (attack):

access formal

accès m

an access of rage/remorse

un accès de colère/remords

II. access [Brit ˈaksɛs, americ ˈækˌsɛs] VERBO trans (gen) COMPUT

access database, information, machine

accéder à

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I. access [ˈækses] SUBST no pl

1. access (way into):

access

accès m

to deny sb access to sth

refuser à qn l'accès à qc

2. access COMPUT:

access

accès m

3. access JUR:

access

droit m de visite

II. access [ˈækses] VERBO trans COMPUT

access

accéder

to access a file

accéder à un dossier

I. direct [dɪˈrekt] VERBO intr

1. direct TEATR:

direct

faire de la mise en scène

2. direct CINEMA:

direct

faire de la réalisation

II. direct [dɪˈrekt] VERBO trans

1. direct (control):

direct company

diriger

direct traffic

régler

2. direct (command):

direct

ordonner

to direct sb to +infin

ordonner à qn de +infin

as directed

selon les instructions

3. direct (aim in a direction):

direct

diriger

to direct sth towards sth

diriger qc vers qc

to direct sb the way to sth

indiquer le chemin de qc à qn

4. direct (address):

direct

adresser

to direct a remark against sb

faire une remarque à l'intention de qn

5. direct CINEMA:

direct

réaliser

6. direct TEATR:

direct

mettre en scène

7. direct MÚS:

direct

diriger

III. direct [dɪˈrekt] ADJ

1. direct:

direct

direct(e)

direct danger, cause

immédiat(e)

direct refusal

catégorique

in direct sunlight

en plein soleil

the direct opposite of sth

tout le contraire de qc

2. direct (frank):

direct

direct(e)

direct person

franc(he)

direct refusal

net(te)

3. direct (without intermediary):

direct

direct(e)

IV. direct [dɪˈrekt] ADV

direct

directement

direct broadcast

en direct

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I. access [ˈæk·ses] SUBST

1. access (way into):

access

accès m

to deny sb access to sth

refuser à qn l'accès à qc

2. access comput:

access

accès m

3. access JUR:

access

droit m de visite

II. access [ˈæk·ses] VERBO trans comput

access

accéder à

to access a file

accéder à un dossier

I. direct [dɪ·ˈrekt] VERBO trans

1. direct (control):

direct company

diriger

direct traffic

régler

2. direct (command):

direct

ordonner

to direct sb to do sth

ordonner à qn de faire qc

as directed

selon les instructions

3. direct (aim in a direction):

direct

diriger

to direct sb/sth to sb/sth

diriger qn/qc vers qn/qc

4. direct (address):

direct

adresser

to direct a remark towards sb

faire une remarque à l'intention de qn

5. direct CINEMA:

direct

réaliser

6. direct TEATR:

direct

mettre en scène

7. direct MÚS:

direct

diriger

II. direct [dɪ·ˈrekt] VERBO intr

1. direct TEATR:

direct

faire de la mise en scène

2. direct CINEMA:

direct

faire de la réalisation

III. direct [dɪ·ˈrekt] ADJ

1. direct:

direct

direct(e)

direct danger, cause

immédiat(e)

direct refusal

catégorique

in direct sunlight

en plein soleil

the direct opposite of sth

tout le contraire de qc

2. direct (frank):

direct

direct(e)

direct person

franc(he)

direct refusal

net(te)

3. direct (without intermediary):

direct

direct(e)

IV. direct [dɪ·ˈrekt] ADV

direct

directement

direct broadcast

en direct

Present

I	direct
you	direct
he/she/it	directs
we	direct
you	direct
they	direct

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

The census gives higher figures for access to house connections (25%) than the DHS (19%).

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Most of them do not have easy access to the legal materials from across the region which they need to undertake their studies.

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Unimaginable advances have been achieved in terms of increased life expectancy, reduced disease and access to lifestyles undreamed of by any tsar or pharaoh.

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But time and again, reporters give new appointees a public tongue-bath in hopes of later getting access to a scoop in return for the self-abasement.

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Web 2.0 applications support virtual community interactivity and the development of user-driven content and social media, without restricted access or controlled implementation.

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