fact-checker dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de fact-checker dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.checker [GB ˈtʃɛkə, Am ˈtʃɛkər] SUBST

1. checker (employee):

checker

vérificateur/-trice m/f

2. checker Am (cashier):

checker

caissier/-ière m/f

3. checker Am (in fabric):

checker

carreau m

4. checker Am (attendant):

checker (in left-luggage)

préposé/-e m/f à la consigne

checker (in cloakroom)

préposé/-e m/f au vestiaire

5. checker Am JEUX (piece):

checker

pion m

II.checkers SUBST

checkers pl. tantum:

checkers

jeu m de dames

to play checkers

jouer aux dames

virus checker SUBST INFOR

virus checker

logiciel m antivirus

checkered ADJ Am

checkered → chequered

Voir aussi : chequered

chequered GB, checkered Am [GB ˈtʃɛkəd, Am ˈtʃɛkərd] ADJ

1. chequered (with pattern of squares):

chequered

à damiers

2. chequered fig career, history:

chequered

en dents de scie

grammar checker SUBST INFOR

grammar checker

correcteur m de grammaire

spellchecker, spellcheck [GB ˈspɛltʃɛkə, Am ˈspɛlˌtʃɛkər] SUBST INFOR

spellchecker

correcteur m orthographique

I.unchecked [GB ʌnˈtʃɛkt, Am ˌənˈtʃɛkt] ADJ

1. unchecked (uncontrolled):

unchecked development, proliferation

incontrôlé

the wave of crime which had gone unchecked

cet accroissement de la criminalité qu'on n'a pu maîtriser

2. unchecked (unverified):

unchecked

non vérifié

II.unchecked [GB ʌnˈtʃɛkt, Am ˌənˈtʃɛkt] ADV

unchecked to develop, grow, spread:

unchecked

de manière incontrôlée

I.check [GB tʃɛk, Am tʃɛk] SUBST

1. check (inspection):

check (for quality, security)

contrôle m (on sur)

to carry out checks

exercer des contrôles

to give sth a check

vérifier qc

to keep a (close) check on sb/sth

surveiller qn/qc (de près)

2. check MÉD:

check

examen m

eye/breast check

examen des yeux/des seins

3. check (restraint):

check

frein m (on à)

to put or place a check on immigration, production, growth

mettre un frein à

to hold or keep sb/sth in check

contrôler qn/qc

to hold oneself in check

se maîtriser

4. check (in chess):

in check

en échec

to put the king in check

faire échec au roi

your king is in check

échec au roi

5. check TEXTILE:

check (fabric)

tissu m à carreaux

check (pattern)

carreaux mpl

check (square)

carreau m

6. check Am (cheque):

check

chèque m

7. check Am (bill):

check

addition f

to pick up the check

payer l'addition

8. check Am (receipt):

check

ticket m

9. check Am (tick):

check

croix f (pour cocher)

II.check [GB tʃɛk, Am tʃɛk] ADJ épith

check fabric, garment, etc.:

check

à carreaux

III.check [GB tʃɛk, Am tʃɛk] VERBE trans

1. check (for security):

check vehicle, mechanism, fuse

vérifier

check person, baggage, product, ticket, passport, area

contrôler

to check that/whether …

vérifier que/si …

to check the toys for potential dangers

vérifier que les jouets ne sont pas dangereux

they checked the hotel for bombs/gas leaks

ils se sont assurés qu'il n'y avait pas de bombe/fuite de gaz dans l'hôtel

2. check (for accuracy, reliability):

check bill, data, statement, terms, signature, banknote, spelling, translation

vérifier

check accounts, invoice, output, work

contrôler

check proofs

corriger

to check sth for accuracy

vérifier l'exactitude de qc

to check sth for defects

contrôler la qualité de qc

to check that/whether …

vérifier que/si …

to check sth against original document

collationner qc avec

to check sth against recorded data, inventory

vérifier qc par rapport à

to check sth against signature

comparer qc avec

3. check (for health, progress):

check temperature, blood pressure

prendre

check reflexes

tester

check eyesight

examiner

to check that/whether …

vérifier que/si …

to check sb's progress

vérifier les progrès de qn

4. check (inspect):

check watch, map, pocket, wallet

examiner

check emails

regarder

5. check (find out):

check times, details, information

vérifier

to check if or whether

vérifier si

to check the availability of sth

vérifier si qc est disponible

I need to check how cold it is/where the station is

je dois vérifier s'il fait froid/où se trouve la gare

to check with sb that …

demander à qn si …

I had to check out with him that it was OK

j'ai dû lui demander si ça ne posait pas de problèmes

6. check (curb):

check price rises, inflation

contrôler

check increase, growth, progress

freiner

check abuse, emigration, influence

réduire

check rumour

démentir

check plans

déjouer

7. check (restrain, keep in):

check emotions

maîtriser

check tears, exclamation

retenir

she checked an impulse to laugh

elle s'est retenue pour ne pas rire

8. check (stop):

check person, animal, enemy advance, rebellion

arrêter

9. check (in chess):

check player, chesspiece

faire échec à

10. check INFOR:

check

cocher

11. check (in hockey):

check shot

bloquer

12. check Am (for safekeeping):

check coat

mettre [qc] au vestiaire

check baggage

mettre [qc] à la consigne

13. check Am (register):

check baggage

enregistrer

14. check Am (tick) → check off

IV.check [GB tʃɛk, Am tʃɛk] VERBE intr

1. check (verify):

check

vérifier (whether, if si)

to check with sb

demander à qn

2. check (examine):

to check for problems, disease, defects

dépister

to check for leaks, flaws, danger signs

chercher

3. check (register):

to check into hotel

arriver à

4. check Am (tally):

check accounts:

être exact

5. check (in poker):

check

passer

V.to check oneself VERBE pron

1. to check oneself (restrain):

to check oneself

se retenir

2. to check oneself (inspect):

to check oneself in the mirror

se regarder dans la glace

VI.check [GB tʃɛk, Am tʃɛk] INTERJ

1. check (in chess):

check!

échec au roi!

2. check Am (expressing agreement):

check fam

d'ac fam

check fam

d'accord

VII.checked ADJ

1. checked TEXTILE:

checked fabric, pattern, garment

à carreaux

2. checked LING:

checked vowel, syllable

entravé

Voir aussi : check off

I.check off VERBE [GB tʃɛk -, Am tʃɛk -] (check off [sth], check [sth] off)

check off items, names:

check off

cocher

check-in time SUBST

check-in time

enregistrement m

check-in [GB ˈtʃɛkɪn, Am ˈtʃɛkˌɪn] SUBST

1. check-in:

check-in, a. check-in desk

enregistrement m

2. check-in (procedure):

check-in

enregistrement m

check-in épith point, counter

d'enregistrement

check-up [GB ˈtʃɛkʌp, Am ˈtʃɛkˌəp] SUBST

1. check-up MÉD:

check-up

examen m médical

check-up

bilan m de santé

to go for/have a check-up

passer/se faire faire un examen médical

to give sb a check-up

faire un examen médical à qn

2. check-up DENT:

check-up

visite f de routine (chez le dentiste)

fact-checker dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de fact-checker dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

spell checker SUBST INFOR

spell checker

correcteur m orthographique

checkers SUBST JEUX

checkers

jeu m de dames

checkered ADJ Am

1. checkered (patterned):

checkered

à carreaux

2. checkered (inconsistent):

checkered

irrégulier(-ère)

checkerboard SUBST Am

checkerboard

échiquier m

checked ADJ COUTURE

checked

à carreaux

unchecked [ˌʌnˈtʃekt] ADJ

1. unchecked (unrestrained):

unchecked

incontrôlé(e)

unchecked enthusiasm, anger

non contenu(e)

to be unchecked by sth

ne pas être contenu par qc

2. unchecked (not examined):

unchecked

non vérifié(e)

check-in time SUBST

check-in time

heure f d'enregistrement

check-in SUBST

check-in

enregistrement m

check-up SUBST

check-up

bilan m de santé

I.check [tʃek] SUBST

1. check (inspection):

check

vérification f

security check

inspection f de sécurité

spot checks

inspections fpl ponctuelles

to have a check in [or through] sth

passer qc en revue

to take a quick check

jeter un coup d'œil

2. check (search for information):

check

enquête f

background check

investigation f de fond

to run a check on sb

vérifier les antécédents de qn

3. check Am (money order):

check

chèque m

a check for ...

un chèque pour la somme de ...

to make a check out to sb

écrire un chèque à l'ordre de qn

to pay by [or with a] check

payer par chèque

4. check Am (ticket for deposit):

check

reçu m

5. check (pattern):

check

carreaux mpl

6. check Am (intersection):

check

intersection f

7. check Am, Écosse (bill):

check

addition f

8. check JEUX:

check

échec m

to be in check

être (en) échec

II.check [tʃek] ADJ

check shirt:

check

à carreaux

III.check [tʃek] VERBE trans

1. check (inspect):

check

vérifier

to check through [or over] sth

passer qc en revue

to double-check sth

revérifier qc

2. check (control):

check person, ticket, work

contrôler

3. check (halt):

check

faire échec à

check crisis

enrayer

check tears

refouler

4. check (deposit):

check

mettre en consigne

5. check AVIAT:

check

enregistrer

6. check JEUX:

to check sb's king

mettre le roi en échec

IV.check [tʃek] VERBE intr

1. check (examine):

check

vérifier

to check on sth

vérifier qc

to check on sb

examiner qn

to check with sb/sth

vérifier auprès de qn/qc

2. check (ask):

check

demander

to check with sb

demander à qn

3. check (halt):

check

s'arrêter

4. check Am (be in accordance with):

to check with sth

être en harmonie avec qc

Voir aussi : cheque

cheque [tʃek] SUBST GB, Aus

cheque → check

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

anglais

When a draft of a story is finished by a journalist, giving it to a fact-checker (if one is so fortunate) is like throwing bleach on an open wound.

gawker.com

And he said he would play a role in that as well, suggesting a role as fact-checker-in-chief during the election campaign.

www.usatoday.com

It shouldn't need a fact-checker.

www.capitalnewyork.com

The book also desperately needs a fact-checker.

www.macleans.ca

Is "news" no longer reliable because the world's number one fact-checker says so?

www.nzherald.co.nz

It is a heavy burden to profile a fact-checker known for consistency and accuracy.

www.theglobeandmail.com

But how do you fight for the truth without turning into a full-time fact-checker?

www.wired.com

First of all, that tidbit should never have got past any fact-checker.

www.netnewsledger.com

Facing intense criticism is just a part of being a fact-checker.

www.washingtonpost.com

I used to be a fact-checker.

gawker.com