FORCE FIELD - Tradução inglês-francês

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force field SUBST

force field

champ m de force

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field of force ELETRÓN

champ de force

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I. field [Brit fiːld, americ fild] SUBST

1. field (gen):

field AGRIC, PEC, GEOGR

champ m (of de)

ice/lava/snow field

champ de glace/de lave/de neige

2. field DESP (ground):

field

terrain m

football/sports field

terrain de football/de sport

to take to the field team:

arriver sur le terrain

3. field U (competitors):

field DESP (athletes)

concurrents mpl

field (horses)

partants mpl

field (horses)

champ m

field CAÇA

chasseurs mpl (à courre)

to lead or be ahead of the field DESP

mener le peloton

to lead or be ahead of the field fig

être en tête

4. field (area of knowledge):

field

domaine m (of de)

it's outside his field

ça ne rélève pas de sa compétence

5. field LINGUÍS:

field

champ m sémantique

6. field (real environment):

to test sth in the field

faire des essais de qc sur le terrain

to work in the field

travailler sur le terrain

7. field MILITAR:

the field of battle

le champ de bataille

to die in the field

tomber or mourir au champ d'honneur

to take the field

se mettre en campagne

to hold the field

se maintenir sur ses positions

to hold the field fig theory:

dominer

8. field (range):

field

champ m

field of force ELETRÓN

champ de force

field of vision or view

champ de vision

field of fire MILITAR

secteur m de tir

9. field:

field COMPUT, MAT, FÍS

champ m

10. field:

field ARTE, HERÁLD

champ m

11. field (airfield):

field

terrain m d'aviation

II. field [Brit fiːld, americ fild] VERBO trans

1. field DESP:

field ball

attraper, réceptionner

2. field DESP (gen) (select):

field team, player

faire jouer

field candidate

présenter

3. field (put at disposal):

field equipment, nurses, soldiers

mettre [qn/qc] en action

4. field (respond to):

field questions

répondre à

III. field [Brit fiːld, americ fild] VERBO intr DESP

field

jouer dans l'équipe de défense

IV. field [Brit fiːld, americ fild]

to play the field

sortir avec tout le monde

I. force [Brit fɔːs, americ fɔrs] SUBST

1. force (physical strength, impact):

force (of blow, explosion, collision, earthquake)

force f

force (of sun's rays)

puissance f

force (of fall)

choc m

he was knocked over by the force of the blast/the blow

il est tombé sous la force de l'explosion/du coup

I hit him with all the force I could muster

je l'ai frappé de toutes mes forces

2. force MILITAR:

force (gen) (physical means)

force f

to use force

recourir à or employer la force

by force

par la force

by force of arms, by military force

à la force des armes

3. force fig:

force (strength) (of intellect, memory, enthusiasm, logic, grief)

force f

by or out of or from force of habit/of circumstance/of numbers

par la force de l'habitude/des circonstances/du nombre

‘no, ’ she said with some force

‘non, ’ a-t-elle dit avec force

to have the force of law

avoir force de loi

4. force (strong influence):

force

force f

a force for good/change

une force agissant pour le bien/le changement

the forces of evil

les forces du mal

she's a force in the democratic movement

c'est un personnage important du mouvement démocratique

market forces

forces du marché

this country is no longer a world force

ce pays n'est plus une puissance mondiale

5. force U (organized group):

force

forces fpl

expeditionary/peacekeeping force

forces expéditionnaires/de maintien de la paix

naval/ground force

forces navales/terrestres

6. force (police):

force, a. Force the force

la police

7. force FÍS:

force

force f

centrifugal/centripetal force

force centrifuge/centripète

force of gravity

pesanteur f

8. force METEO:

force

force f

a force 10 gale

un vent de force 10

II. [armed] forces SUBST subst pl MILITAR

the forces

les forces fpl armées

III. in force ADV

1. in force (in large numbers, strength):

in force

en force

2. in force (gen) JUR:

in force law, act, prices, ban, curfew

en vigueur

to come into force

entrer en vigueur

IV. force [Brit fɔːs, americ fɔrs] VERBO trans

1. force (compel, oblige):

force

forcer

to force sb/sth to do (gen)

forcer qn/qc à faire

to be forced to do (gen)

être forcé de faire

he forced his voice to remain calm

il s'est forcé à garder une voix calme

to force a smile/a laugh

se forcer à sourire/à rire

the earthquake forced the evacuation of hundreds of residents

le tremblement de terre a provoqué or entraîné l'évacuation de plusieurs centaines d'habitants

protesters have forced a public inquiry

les protestataires ont exigé et obtenu que l'on ouvre une enquête publique

to force a bill through parliament

forcer or obliger le parliament à voter un projet de loi

2. force (push, thrust):

to force one's way through [sth] crowd, jungle

se frayer un chemin à travers or dans

to force sb to the ground/up against sth

plaquer qn au sol/contre qc

she forced him to his knees

elle l'a forcé à se mettre à genoux

the car forced the motorbike off the road/into the ditch

la voiture a forcé la moto à quitter la route/à aller au fossé

bad weather forced him off the road for a week

le mauvais temps l'a empêché de prendre la route pendant une semaine

she forced her way to the top through sheer perseverance

elle est parvenue au sommet grâce à beaucoup de persévérance

3. force (apply great pressure to):

force door, window, lock, safe, engine, meter

forcer

force screw

forcer sur

to force an entry JUR

entrer par effraction

to force the pace

forcer l'allure

4. force AGRIC, PEC (speed up growth):

force plant

forcer

force animal

engraisser

V. to force oneself VERBO reflex

1. to force oneself (push oneself):

to force oneself

se forcer (to do à faire)

2. to force oneself (impose oneself):

to force oneself on sb

imposer sa présence à qn

I wouldn't want to force myself on you

je ne cherche pas à m'imposer

VI. force [Brit fɔːs, americ fɔrs]

to force sb's hand

forcer la main à qn

workforce SUBST + verbo sing ou pl

workforce (in industry)

main-d'œuvre f

workforce (in service sector)

effectifs mpl

task force SUBST

1. task force MILITAR:

task force

corps m expéditionnaire

2. task force (of police):

task force

détachement m spécial

3. task force (committee):

task force

groupe m de travail

labour force SUBST

labour force

main-d'œuvre f

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I. force [fɔ:s, americ fɔ:rs] SUBST a. FÍS

force

force f

to be in force

être en vigueur

to come in force

arriver en masse

by sheer force of numbers

par la force du nombre

by force of habit

par habitude

the force of sb's personality

le force de caractère de qn

the (Police) Force

la police

II. force [fɔ:s, americ fɔ:rs] VERBO trans

force

forcer

to force sb/oneself to +infin

forcer qn/se forcer à +infin

to force one's way

se frayer un chemin

to force sth into a suitcase

tasser qc dans une valise

to force sb out of the way

forcer qn hors de son chemin

to force a smile

faire un sourire forcé

to force oneself on sb

s'imposer à qn

to force sb into doing sth

forcer qn à faire qc

the changes were forced on us

on nous a imposé les changements

to force a confession out of sb

obtenir une confession par la force

Expressões:

to force sb's hand

forcer la main de qn

to force an issue

forcer une décision

I. field [fi:ld] SUBST

1. field (open land) a. MILITAR, ELETRÓN, COMPUT:

field

champ m

2. field (sphere of activity):

field

domaine m

3. field DESP (ground):

field

terrain m

4. field + sing/pl verbo (contestants in competition):

field

concurrents mpl

she beat off a large field to get the job

elle a battu de nombreux candidats pour avoir le job

II. field [fi:ld] VERBO trans DESP

1. field (return):

field ball

attraper et relancer

field fig questions

répondre à

2. field (send):

field team

faire jouer

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I. force [fɔrs] SUBST a. FÍS

force

force f

to be in force

être en vigueur

to come in force

arriver en masse

by sheer force of numbers

par la force du nombre

by force of habit

par habitude

the force of sb's personality

le force de caractère de qn

the police force

la police

II. force [fɔrs] VERBO trans

force

forcer

to force sb/oneself to +infin

forcer qn/se forcer à +infin

to force one's way

se frayer un chemin

to force sth into a suitcase

tasser qc dans une valise

to force sb out of the way

forcer qn hors de son chemin

to force a smile

faire un sourire forcé

to force oneself on sb

s'imposer à qn

to force sb into doing sth

forcer qn à faire qc

the changes were forced on us

on nous a imposé les changements

to force a confession out of sb

obtenir une confession par la force

Expressões:

to force sb's hand

forcer la main de qn

to force an issue

forcer une décision

I. field [fild] SUBST

1. field (open land) a. MILITAR, ELETRÓN, comput:

field

champ m

2. field (sphere of activity):

field

domaine m

3. field sports (ground):

field

terrain m

4. field (contestants in competition):

field

concurrents mpl

II. field [fild] VERBO trans sports

1. field (return):

field ball

attraper et relancer

field fig questions

répondre à

2. field (send):

field team

faire jouer

Present

I	field
you	field
he/she/it	fields
we	field
you	field
they	field

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

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It had nothing to say about crime or the workforce.

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The estate housed his large family, his workforce and their families.

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Most of the workforce consists of young, college and graduate-aged men and women.

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Such competition is evident by the policies undertaken by these countries to educate the future workforce.

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Afterwards, some continue their studies in similar institutions, enroll in university, or go straight into the workforce.

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