self-fulfillment dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de self-fulfillment dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

self-fulfilling prophecy SUBST

self-fulfilling prophecy

prédiction f qui s'accomplit d'elle-même

I.fulfil GB, fulfill Am [GB fʊlˈfɪl, Am fʊlˈfɪl] <pprés fulfilling; prét, ppas fulfilled> VERBE trans

1. fulfil (realize, carry out):

fulfil ambition, prophecy, dream

réaliser

fulfil promise

tenir

fulfil desire, hope, need

répondre à

to fulfil one's potential

se réaliser

2. fulfil (satisfy) job, life, role:

fulfil person

combler

to be/feel fulfilled

être/se sentir comblé

3. fulfil (satisfy requirements of):

fulfil role, duty, conditions, contract

remplir

unless these conditions are fulfilled

à moins que ces conditions ne soient remplies

II.fulfil GB, fulfill Am [GB fʊlˈfɪl, Am fʊlˈfɪl] <pprés fulfilling; prét, ppas fulfilled> VERBE pron

to fulfil oneself

s'épanouir

fulfilling [GB fʊlˈfɪlɪŋ, Am fʊlˈfɪlɪŋ] ADJ

fulfilling job, career, marriage

épanouissant

fulfilling experience

enrichissant

unfulfilled [GB ʌnfʊlˈfɪld, Am ˌənfʊ(l)ˈfɪld] ADJ

unfulfilled ambition, potential

non réalisé

unfulfilled desire, need

inassouvi

unfulfilled promise

non tenu

unfulfilled condition

non rempli

unfulfilled prophecy

inaccompli

to feel unfulfilled person:

se sentir insatisfait

unfulfilling [GB ˌʌnfʊlˈfɪlɪŋ, Am ˌənfʊlˈfɪlɪŋ] ADJ

unfulfilling occupation:

unfulfilling

ingrat

self-fulfilment SUBST

self-fulfilment

accomplissement m de soi

I.sell up VERBE [GB sɛl -, Am sɛl -] (sell up)

sell up

vendre (tout)

they've sold up

ils ont tout vendu

II.sell up VERBE [GB sɛl -, Am sɛl -] (sell up [sth])

sell up business, property:

sell up

vendre

I.sell out VERBE [GB sɛl -, Am sɛl -] (sell out)

1. sell out (gen) COMM:

sell out merchandise, tickets, newspapers:

se vendre

they're selling out fast!

ils se vendent vite!

the tickets/today's papers have sold out, we've sold out of tickets/today's papers

tous les billets/les journaux du jour ont été vendus

sorry, we've sold out

désolé, mais nous avons tout vendu or il n'y en a plus

2. sell out THÉÂTRE, CINÉ:

the play/show has sold out

la pièce/le spectacle affiche complet

3. sell out FIN (of company, shares):

sell out

vendre ses parts (to à)

I've decided to sell out

j'ai décidé de vendre mes parts

4. sell out (betray one's principles):

sell out fam

retourner sa veste

he's sold out to the opposition

il est passé dans l'opposition

II.sell out VERBE [GB sɛl -, Am sɛl -] (sell [sth] out, sell out [sth])

1. sell out (gen) COMM:

the concert is sold out

le concert affiche complet

the book has sold out its initial print run

la première édition du livre est épuisée

‘sold out’

‘en rupture de stock’

2. sell out FIN:

sell out shares, interest in company

vendre

I.sell [GB sɛl, Am sɛl] SUBST fam (deception, disappointment)

sell

déception f

it was a real sell!

qu'est-ce qu'on s'est fait avoir! fam

II.sell <prét, ppas sold> [GB sɛl, Am sɛl] VERBE trans

1. sell (gen) COMM:

sell goods, article, house, car, insurance

vendre

to sell sth at a loss/low price/profit

vendre qc à perte/à bas prix/avec du bénéfice

shop that sells clothes/groceries/stamps

magasin qui or où l'on vend des vêtements/de l'épicerie/des timbres

to sell sth to sb, to sell sb sth

vendre qc à qn

I sold her my car, I sold my car to her

je lui ai vendu ma voiture

to sell sth for £3

vendre qc (pour) 3 livres

to sell sth at or for £5 each/a dozen

vendre qc 5 livres pièce /la douzaine

‘stamps/phonecards sold here’

‘ici on vend des timbres/des cartes de téléphone’

‘sold’ (on article, house)

‘vendu’

sold to the lady in the corner (at auction)

adjugé, vendu à la dame dans le coin

the novel has sold millions (of copies)

le roman s'est vendu à des millions d'exemplaires

to sell sth back

revendre qc

to be sold into slavery

être vendu comme esclave

2. sell (promote sale of) quality, reputation, scandal:

sell product, book, newspaper

faire vendre

her name will help to sell the film

son nom aidera à promouvoir le film

3. sell (put across, make attractive):

sell person, campaign, government:

faire accepter, vendre péj

idea, image, policy, party to sell sth to sb, to sell sb sth

faire accepter qc à qn, vendre qc à qn péj

the party failed to sell its policies to the electorate

le parti n'a pas réussi à faire accepter or vendre sa politique aux électeurs

4. sell (cause to appear true) fam:

to sell sb sth, to sell sth to sb

faire avaler qc à qn fam

lie, story, excuse he tried to sell me some line about losing his diary

il a essayé de me faire avaler je ne sais quelle histoire comme quoi il avait perdu son agenda fam

5. sell (surrender, betray):

sell honour, integrity, reputation, country

trahir

III.sell <prét, ppas sold> [GB sɛl, Am sɛl] VERBE intr

1. sell person, shop, dealer:

sell

vendre

to sell at a loss/profit/high price

vendre à perte/avec du bénéfice/à un bon prix

to sell to sb

vendre à qn

I'll sell to the highest bidder

je vendrai au plus offrant

to sell for £50 dealer, seller:

vendre à 50 livres

I'll sell for the best price

je vendrai au meilleur prix

to sell as is COMM

vendre en l'état

‘sell by June 27’

‘date limite de vente: 27 juin’

2. sell goods, product, house, book:

sell

se vendre

the new model is/isn't selling (well)

le nouveau modèle se vend bien/mal

to sell in millions/in great quantities

se vendre à des millions d'exemplaires/en grande quantités

it only sells to a sophisticated market/to children

cela ne se vend que sur un marché raffiné/qu'aux enfants

IV.to sell oneself <prét, ppas sold> VERBE pron

1. to sell oneself (prostitute oneself):

to sell oneself litt, fig

se vendre (to à, for pour)

2. to sell oneself (put oneself across):

to sell oneself

se vendre fam

you've got to sell yourself at the interview

il faut que tu te vendes lors de l'entretien fam

V.sell [GB sɛl, Am sɛl]

to be sold on

être emballé par fam

idea, person you've been sold fam!

tu t'es fait rouler! fam

idea, person you've been sold fam!

tu t'es fait avoir!

Voir aussi : soft sell, hard sell

soft sell SUBST

soft sell

vente f persuasive

soft sell

méthode f de vente persuasive

hard sell SUBST

1. hard sell:

hard sell

vente f selon des méthodes agressives

to give sb the hard sell to do a hard sell on sb

essayer de forcer qn à acheter

Idiomes/Tournures:

hard-sell épith tactic, technique, approach

de vente agressive

half-and-half ADJ ADV

half-and-half

moitié-moitié

self-fulfillment dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de self-fulfillment dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

fulfillment SUBST, fulfilment SUBST GB no plur Am, Aus

fulfillment of task

accomplissement m

fulfillment of ambition

réalisation f

personal fulfillment

épanouissement m personnel

self-fulfilling ADJ

self-fulfilling

qui se réalise tout seul

pessimism is self-fulfilling

le pessimisme engendre le malheur

unfulfilled [ˌʌnfʊlˈfild] ADJ

1. unfulfilled (not carried out):

unfulfilled condition

inaccompli(e)

unfulfilled promise

non tenu(e)

2. unfulfilled (unsatisfied):

unfulfilled

frustré(e)

self-fulfilment SUBST

self-fulfilment

épanouissement m de soi

self-colo(u)red ADJ

self-colo(u)red

uni(e)

self-cent(e)red ADJ péj

self-cent(e)red

égocentrique

self-r(a)ising flour SUBST no plur

self-r(a)ising flour

farine f avec levure

I.self-service SUBST

self-service

libre-service m

II.self-service ADJ

self-service

en libre service

a self-service laundry

une laverie automatique

a self-service restaurant

un self-service

I.self-catering Aus, GB ADJ

self-catering

en location

II.self-catering Aus, GB SUBST no plur (tourism)

self-catering

location f

I.self-employed ADJ

self-employed

indépendant(e)

a self-employed builder

un artisan maçon

II.self-employed SUBST plur

the self-employed

les libéraux

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

anglais

In addition, this discrepancy is also associated with dejection from perceived lack of effectiveness or self-fulfillment.

en.wikipedia.org

The good life of connection with nature and the environment has been replaced with the life of internet connections, self-fulfillment philosophy and religion, and indoor environments with thermostatic controls.

science.time.com