assertiveness training dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de assertiveness training dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

assertiveness training SUBST

assertiveness training

formation f à l'affirmation de soi

Traductions de assertiveness training dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.train [GB treɪn, Am treɪn] SUBST

1. train CHEMDFER:

train

train m

train (underground)

rame f

on or in the train

dans le train

fast/slow train

train m rapide/omnibus

the London/Paris train

le train de Londres/Paris

a train to London/Paris

un train pour Londres/Paris

the morning/5 o'clock train

le train du matin/de 5 heures

an up/down train GB (in commuter belt)

un train à destination de/en provenance de Londres

to take/catch/miss the train

prendre/attraper/manquer le train

to send sth by train or on the train

expédier qc par le train

to go to Paris by train

aller à Paris en train

it's five hours by train to Geneva

Genève est à cinq heures de train

the train now standing at platform 6

le train au quai numéro 6

the train is running late

le train a du retard

the train is running late épith crash, service, station

ferroviaire

the train is running late times, timetable

des trains

the train is running late driver, ticket

de train

the train is running late traveller

en train

the train is running late strike

des chemins de fer

2. train (succession):

train (of events)

série f

train (of ideas)

enchaînement m

to set off a train of events

déclencher une série d'événements

a train of thought

un raisonnement

the bell interrupted my/John's train of thought

la sonnette a interrompu le fil de mes pensées/a distrait John de ses pensées

3. train (procession):

train (gen) (of animals, vehicles, people)

file f

train (of mourners)

cortège m

train MILIT

train m

4. train (of gunpowder):

train

traînée f (de poudre)

5. train (motion):

to be in train

être en train or en marche

to set or put sth in train

mettre qc en train

6. train (retinue):

train démod

suite f

the war brought famine in its train fig

la guerre a entraîné la famine dans son sillage

7. train (on dress):

train

traîne f

8. train TEC:

a train of gears

un train d'engrenages

II.train [GB treɪn, Am treɪn] VERBE trans

1. train:

train (gen) MILIT, SPORT (instruct professionally) staff, worker, musician

former (to do à faire)

train (instruct physically) athlete, player

entraîner (to do à faire)

train circus animal, dog

dresser

these men are trained to kill

ces hommes sont entraînés à tuer

to be trained on the job

être formé sur le tas

to train sb for/in sth

former qn pour qc

she is being trained for the Olympics/in sales techniques

on la forme pour les jeux Olympiques/aux techniques commerciales

to train sb as a pilot/engineer

donner à qn une formation de pilote/d'ingénieur

she was trained as a linguist

elle a reçu une formation de linguiste

a Harvard-trained economist

un économiste formé à Harvard

an Irish-trained horse

un cheval entraîné en Irlande

he's training his dog to sit up and beg

il apprend à son chien à faire le beau

she has her husband well-trained hum

elle a bien dressé son mari

2. train (aim, focus):

to train X on Y

pointer or braquer X sur Y

she trained the gun/binoculars on him

elle a braqué le fusil/les jumelles sur lui

the firemen trained the hose on the fire

les pompiers ont dirigé le tuyau sur les flammes

3. train (in gardening):

train plant, tree

palisser

III.train [GB treɪn, Am treɪn] VERBE intr

1. train (gen):

train (for profession)

être formé, étudier

he trained at the Language Institute

il a été formé or il a étudié à l'Institut des Langues

he's training for the ministry

il étudie pour être pasteur

I trained on a different type of machine

j'ai été formé sur un autre type de machine

he's training to be/he trained as a doctor

il suit/il a reçu une formation de docteur

2. train SPORT:

train

s'entraîner (for pour)

I train by running 15 km

je m'entraîne en courant 15 km

training [GB ˈtreɪnɪŋ, Am ˈtreɪnɪŋ] SUBST

1. training:

training (gen)

formation f (as de)

training (less specialized)

apprentissage m (in de)

secretarial/staff training

formation de secrétaire/du personnel

skills/technical training

formation spécialisée/technique

on-the-job training

formation sur le tas

training in publishing/medicine

formation à l'édition/à la médecine

a good training for life/for running one's own business

un bon apprentissage de la vie/pour diriger sa propre entreprise

‘training will be given’ (job advertisement)

‘formation assurée’

‘training will be given’ épith course, period, scheme, method, package, agency

de formation

‘training will be given’ manual

d'instruction

‘training will be given’ requirements

de qualification

2. training:

training MILIT, SPORT, ÉQUIT

entraînement m

to be in training (gen)

s'entraîner

to be in training (following specific programme)

suivre un entraînement

to break training

interrompre l'entraînement

to be out of training

manquer d'entraînement

the horse/athlete recorded an excellent time in training

le cheval/l'athlète a fait un excellent temps à l'entraînement

the horse/athlete recorded an excellent time in training épith course, exercise, method, facilities, mission

d'entraînement

assertiveness [GB əˈsəːtɪvnəs, Am əˈsərdɪvnəs] SUBST

assertiveness PSYCHO, ADMIN

affirmation f de soi

lack of assertiveness

manque m d'assurance

I admire your assertiveness

j'admire votre assurance f

assertiveness training dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de assertiveness training dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.train [treɪn] SUBST

1. train (railway):

train

train m

train in subway

métro m

to come by train

venir en train

to be on a train

être dans un train

2. train (series):

train

série f

my train of thought

le fil de ma pensée

3. train (procession):

train

file f

train of barges

train m

train of mourners

cortège m

4. train (part of dress):

train

traîne f

Idiomes/Tournures:

to set sth in train

mettre qc en train

II.train [treɪn] VERBE intr

1. train MILIT, SPORT:

train

s'entraîner

2. train (for a job):

train

être formé

I'm training to be a teacher

je suis une formation de prof

III.train [treɪn] VERBE trans

1. train (teach):

train

former

train animal

dresser

to train sb to +infin

former qn à +infin

2. train MILIT, SPORT:

train

entraîner

3. train BOT:

train plant

faire pousser

training SUBST no plur

1. training (education):

training

formation f

on-the-job training

formation sur le tas

you will be given training

vous recevrez une formation

2. training SPORT, MILIT:

training

entraînement m

to be in training for a competition

se préparer à une compétition

assertiveness SUBST no plur

assertiveness

assurance f

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

anglais

Assertiveness training proved especially useful for clients who had anxiety about social situations.

en.wikipedia.org

However, assertiveness training did have a potential flaw in the sense that it could not be applied to other kinds of phobias.

en.wikipedia.org

We give them self-esteem training, assertiveness training... we look at verbal and non-verbal cues.

www.jamaicaobserver.com

He put her on a long probation order with counseling for grief, stress and assertiveness training.

www.torontosun.com

Professionals provided little concrete help, offering her assertiveness training and tranquilizers.

www.chicagotribune.com

I took a lot of courses, in things like personal development and assertiveness training, and got counselling in cognitive behavioural therapy.

www.irishexaminer.com

The only solution to getting over it is to come up with better coping strategies that force you to manage your stress such as assertiveness training, or even better -- exercise.

www.metronews.ca

Only 27% of female students had received assertiveness training.

en.wikipedia.org

Seventy-five female students received leadership and assertiveness training.

en.wikipedia.org

Organisations could provide training in time and task management, including assertiveness training with regard to managing interruptions.

theconversation.com