LECTURE NOTES - Traduction anglais-français

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

lecture notes SUBST pl. tantum GB UNIV

lecture notes

notes fpl de cours

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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regurgitate fig, péj facts, opinions, lecture notes

ressortir [qc]

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notes de cours

(lecture) notes

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. note [GB nəʊt, Am noʊt] SUBST

1. note (written record):

note

note f

to make a note in diary, notebook

mettre une note dans

to make a note of date, address

noter

to take note of litt, fig

prendre note de

take note!

prenez note!

to take notes student, secretary:

prendre des notes

to speak without notes

parler sans notes

according to police notes

selon le rapport de la police

2. note (short letter):

note

mot m

to write sb a note

écrire un mot à qn

a note of thanks

un mot de remerciement

3. note (explanation, annotation):

note (in book, on form)

note f

note (accompanying form)

notice f

note (on theatre programme)

commentaire m

see note below

voir note ci-dessous

4. note (tone):

note fig

ton m

to hit the right note

trouver le ton juste

to strike or hit a wrong note

commettre un impair

on a less serious note

en passant à un registre moins sérieux

to end on an optimistic note

se terminer sur une note d'optimisme

to sound a note of caution

émettre une mise en garde

5. note MUS (sound, symbol):

note

note f

to play or hit a wrong note

faire une fausse note

a high/low note

une note aiguë/basse

the black notes (on keyboard)

les touches fpl noires

6. note (tone):

note (in voice)

note f

a note of panic

une note de panique

the engine took on a different note

le bruit du moteur a changé

7. note (banknote):

note

billet m

£500 in notes

500 livres en billets

a £20 note

un billet de 20 livres

8. note (diplomatic memo):

note

note f

II. of note ADJ

of note person

éminent, réputé

of note development, contribution

digne d'intérêt

III. note [GB nəʊt, Am noʊt] VERBE trans

1. note (observe):

note change, increase, similarity, absence

noter

to note that …

noter que …

it is interesting to note that …

il est intéressant de noter que …

the report noted that …

dans le rapport on a noté or constaté que …

noting the improvements, the minister said…

après avoir noté les améliorations, le ministre a dit…

as I noted last week…

comme je l'avais noté la semaine dernière…

2. note (pay attention to):

note comment, remarks, complaint, concern

prendre bonne note de

it should be noted that …

il faut noter que …

note that she didn't mention him!

note bien qu'elle ne l'a pas mentionné!

aspiring managers, please note!

managers en puissance, prenez-en de la graine! fam

3. note (write down):

note date, time, number, symptom

noter (in dans)

‘no change, ’ he noted

‘aucun changement, ’ a-t-il noté

IV. noted ADJ

noted intellectual, criminal:

noted

célèbre

to be noted/not noted for tact, wit

être réputé/ne pas être réputé pour

V. note [GB nəʊt, Am noʊt]

to compare notes

échanger ses impressions (with avec)

I. lecture [GB ˈlɛktʃə, Am ˈlɛk(t)ʃər] SUBST

1. lecture (public talk) GB:

lecture

conférence f (on sur)

lecture UNIV

cours m magistral (on sur)

to give a lecture (public talk)

donner une conférence (to à)

to give a lecture GB UNIV

faire un cours (to à)

2. lecture (scolding):

he gave me a lecture

il m'a sermonné, il m'a fait la leçon

II. lecture [GB ˈlɛktʃə, Am ˈlɛk(t)ʃər] VERBE trans

1. lecture GB UNIV:

lecture

donner un cours à

she lectures new students on computing

elle donne des cours d'informatique aux nouveaux étudiants

2. lecture (scold):

lecture

sermonner fam

lecture

faire la leçon à

to lecture sb for having done sth

sermonner qn pour avoir fait qc

III. lecture [GB ˈlɛktʃə, Am ˈlɛk(t)ʃər] VERBE intr

1. lecture GB UNIV:

lecture

faire un cours (to à, on sur)

next term he'll be lecturing on Sartre

le trimestre prochain il fera un cours sur Sartre

she lectures in mathematics

elle enseigne les mathématiques (à l'université)

2. lecture (give public talk):

lecture

donner une conférence (on sur)

dans le dictionnaire PONS

lecture notes SUBST pl. tantum

lecture notes

notes fpl de cours

dans le dictionnaire PONS

I. note [nəʊt, Am noʊt] SUBST

1. note (short informal letter):

note

mot m

to write sb a note

écrire un mot à qn

2. note (reminder):

note

note f

to make/take a note of sth

noter qc

3. note LIT:

note

commentaire m

4. note MUS:

note

note f

5. note (mood):

note

note f

to strike a note

être bien dans la note

to strike the right note

sonner juste

6. note GB, Aus (piece of paper money):

note

billet m

7. note form (important):

of note

d'importance

nothing of note

rien d'important

II. note [nəʊt, Am noʊt] VERBE trans form

1. note (write down):

note

noter

2. note (mention, observe):

note

remarquer

I. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] SUBST

1. lecture (formal speech):

lecture

discours m

2. lecture (educational talk):

lecture

conférence f

3. lecture UNIV:

lecture

cours m magistral

4. lecture péj (preaching):

lecture

sermon m

to give sb a lecture on sth

faire un sermon à qn sur qc

5. lecture (advice):

lecture

conseil m

to give sb a lecture on sth

donner un conseil à qn pour qc

II. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] VERBE intr

lecture

tenir une conférence

III. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] VERBE trans to lecture sb on sth

1. lecture (give a speech):

to lecture sb on sth

tenir un discours à qn sur qc

2. lecture (reprove):

to lecture sb on sth

faire la morale à qn sur qc

3. lecture (advise):

to lecture sb on sth

donner un bon conseil à qn sur qc

dans le dictionnaire PONS

lecture notes SUBST plur

lecture notes

notes fpl de cours

dans le dictionnaire PONS

I. note [noʊt] SUBST

1. note (short informal letter):

note

mot m

to write sb a note

écrire un mot à qn

2. note (reminder):

note

note f

to make/take note of sth

noter qc

3. note LIT:

note

commentaire m

4. note MUS:

note

note f

5. note (piece of paper money):

note

billet m

6. note (quality):

a note of despair

une note de désespoir

7. note form (important):

of note

d'importance

nothing of note

rien d'important

Idiomes/Tournures:

to strike the right note

être tout à fait dans la note

II. note [noʊt] VERBE trans form

1. note (write down):

note

noter

2. note (mention, observe):

note

remarquer

I. lecture [ˈlek·tʃər] SUBST

1. lecture (formal speech):

lecture

discours m

2. lecture (educational talk):

lecture

conférence f

3. lecture UNIV:

lecture

cours m magistral

4. lecture péj (preaching):

lecture

sermon m

to give sb a lecture on sth

faire un sermon à qn sur qc

5. lecture (advice):

lecture

conseil m

to give sb a lecture on sth

donner un conseil à qn pour qc

II. lecture [ˈlek·tʃər] VERBE intr

lecture

tenir une conférence

III. lecture [ˈlek·tʃər] VERBE trans

to lecture sb on sth (give a speech)

tenir un discours à qn sur qc

to lecture sb on sth (reprove)

faire la morale à qn sur qc

to lecture sb on sth (advise)

donner un bon conseil à qn sur qc

Present

I	note
you	note
he/she/it	notes
we	note
you	note
they	note

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Exemples monolingues (non vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

Note that the user's password is not disclosed to the computer he uses.

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We note also that in a carbon-constrained financial market, ongoing investments in coal carry significant stranded-asset risk and potential downside for national economies dependent on returns from coal mining.

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I'll note again that the closing prices are adjusted for splits.

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Not a false note from any of them.

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Business owners can choose among proof of delivery, scheduling and fleet management system, mobile delivery note, or a combination of two services to increase efficiency.

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