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Traductions de armed conflict dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

armed conflict SUBST C or U MILIT

armed conflict

conflit m armé

Traductions de armed conflict dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

conflit armé MILIT

armed conflict

lutte armée

armed conflict

la Résistance

The name given to the movement which was born in the aftermath of the armistice after the defeat of the French army by the Germans in June 1940. On 18 June General de Gaulle, broadcasting on the BBC from London, called on the French people to carry on the struggle. Meanwhile in Paris Conseils à l'occupé was secretly published by Jean Texcier. Isolated acts of resistance by ordinary people against the occupation developed into organized armed conflict with people from all sections of society taking part. The occupying forces tried to suppress the resistance movement with hostage-taking, torture, executions and reprisals, but by 1941 the résistants were making a significant contribution to the eventual liberation of France in 1944. Memorials throughout France recall their courageous exploits.

Traductions de armed conflict dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.arm [GB ɑːm, Am ɑrm] SUBST

1. arm ANAT:

arm fig

bras m

arm in arm

bras dessus bras dessous

to give sb one's arm

donner le bras à qn

to take sb's arm

prendre le bras de qn

to take/hold sb in one's arms

prendre/tenir qn dans ses bras

to have sth over/under one's arm

avoir qc sur/sous le bras

to fold one's arms

se croiser les bras

in or within arm's reach

à portée de la main

2. arm (sleeve):

arm

manche f

3. arm (influence):

to have a long arm

avoir le bras long

the long arm of the law

le bras de la justice

4. arm (of crane, robot, record player):

arm

bras m

5. arm (of spectacles):

arm

branche f

6. arm (of chair):

arm

accoudoir m

7. arm (subsidiary):

arm POL

branche f

arm ÉCON

branche f

arm ÉCON

filiale f

8. arm (of sea):

arm

bras m

II.arms SUBST pl. tantum

1. arms (weapons):

arms

armes fpl

under arms

sous les armes

to take up arms litt

prendre les armes

to take up arms fig

s'insurger (against contre)

to be up in arms (in revolt)

être en rébellion (against contre)

to be up in arms (angry)

être furieux/-ieuse

2. arms HÉRALD:

arms

armes fpl

arms

armoiries fpl

coat of arms

armoiries fpl

III.arm [GB ɑːm, Am ɑrm] VERBE trans

1. arm (militarily):

arm troops, rebels, missile, warhead

armer

2. arm (equip):

to arm sb with litt, fig tool, information etc

munir qn de

IV.to arm oneself VERBE pron

to arm oneself pron MILIT:

to arm oneself

s'armer

to arm oneself with litt weapon, facts, statistics

s'armer de

V.arm [GB ɑːm, Am ɑrm]

to cost an arm and a leg fam

coûter les yeux de la tête fam

to keep sb at arm's length

tenir qn à distance

a list as long as my arm

une liste qui n'en finit plus

to twist sb's arm

faire pression sur qn, exercer des pressions sur qn

with open arms

à bras ouverts

I would give my right arm for/to do

je donnerais tout ce que j'ai pour/pour faire

I.armed [GB ɑːmd, Am ɑrmd] ADJ

armed criminal, guard, raider, unit

armé (with de)

armed raid, robbery

à main armée

armed missile

muni d'une tête d'ogive

II.-armed COMP

hairy-/long-armed

aux bras poilus/longs

III.armed [GB ɑːmd, Am ɑrmd]

to be armed to the teeth

être armé jusqu'aux dents

I.conflict SUBST [GB ˈkɒnflɪkt, Am ˈkɑnˌflɪkt]

1. conflict MILIT:

conflict

conflit m

the Middle East conflict

le conflit au Proche Orient

to be in/come into conflict litt, fig

être/entrer en conflit (with avec)

2. conflict (dispute):

conflict

conflit m (between entre)

his campaign brought him into conflict with the party

il est entré en conflit avec le parti à cause de sa campagne

3. conflict (dilemma):

conflict

conflit m (between entre)

conflict of interests

conflit d'intérêts

to have a conflict of loyalties

être déchiré par des loyautés contradictoires

II.conflict VERBE intr [GB kənˈflɪkt, Am kənˈflɪkt, ˈkɑnˌflɪkt]

conflict (contradict) statement, feeling, attitude:

être en contradiction (with avec)

conflict (clash) events, programme:

tomber au même moment (with que)

armed conflict dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de armed conflict dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

armed ADJ a. fig

armed

armé(e)

arm¹ [ɑ:rm] SUBST

1. arm a. fig ANAT, GÉO:

arm

bras m

to hold/take sb in one's arms

porter/prendre qn dans ses bras

arm in arm

bras dessus, bras dessous

on sb's arm

au bras de qn

2. arm (sleeve):

arm

manche f

3. arm (armrest):

arm

accoudoir m

4. arm:

arm (for eyeglasses)

branche f

arm (division)

branche f

Idiomes/Tournures:

to keep sb at arm's length

tenir qn à distance

to twist sb's arm

forcer la main à qn

I.arm² [ɑ:m, Am ɑ:rm] MILIT VERBE trans

1. arm:

arm

armer

2. arm fig:

to arm oneself for/against sth

s'armer pour/contre qc

II.arm² [ɑ:m, Am ɑ:rm] MILIT SUBST

arm plur:

arm

armes fpl

Idiomes/Tournures:

to lay down one's arms

déposer les armes

take up arms against sb/sth

partir en guerre contre qn/qc

I.conflict [ˈkɒnflɪkt, Am ˈkɑ:n-] SUBST

conflict

conflit m

conflict of interests

conflit d'intérêts

to bring sb into conflict with sb

amener qn à être en opposition avec qn

to come into conflict with sb

entrer en conflit avec qn

II.conflict [ˈkɒnflɪkt, Am ˈkɑ:n-] VERBE intr (do battle, be opposed to)

to conflict with sb/sth

être en conflit avec qn/qc

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

anglais

It urged all states to ensure that such crimes did not remain unpunished, reaffirming the obligations of parties involved in armed conflict to comply with international law.

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An armed conflict is as much a mode of justice as divination or a legal proceeding.

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The deliberate targeting of civilians during armed conflict was described as a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law.

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She is also an expert witness in legal disputes concerning armed conflict law.

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Such operations should not include armed conflict by recognized military forces, espionage, counter-espionage, and cover and deception for military operations.

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By the 1930s, depictions of hillbilly culture in mass media typically involved two families engaged in an armed conflict over mountains and hills.

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Resources that are a source of armed conflict include territory, strategic raw materials, sources of energy, water, and food.

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Such operations shall not include: armed conflict by recognized military forces, espionage and counterespionage, nor cover and deception for military operations.

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Those commissions are fatally flawed because they have been established in conflict with both peacetime procedural law and the law of armed conflict.

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Fears grew among settlers that the resistance campaign was a prelude to armed conflict.

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