Примеры использования French term на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There's a proper French term for it.
The French term for gatehouse is logis-porche.
A popular belief suggests that the name derives from the French term"petit coude", meaning"little elbow.
The French term“préposé”, on the other hand, covers both.
Languages grow and new translations of French terms and Spanish expressions pop up all the time.
It's a French term from Jacques Lacan's mirror stage of psychoanalytic theoy.
Her delegation's suggestion for the corresponding French term was the word"illicite.
Genre. This is a French term that denotes different types of literature.
Lastly, in paragraph 28, the English term"procurement" was more accurately rendered by the French term"passation de contrats" than"passation de marchés.
The two French terms"marrons" and"châtaignes" were understood in English as"sweet chestnuts.
Every Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée(AOC), the French term for PDOs, is produced according to rules codified by the INAO.
The French term"déontologie de la profession" would be adequately translated by"professional ethics.
The term"alley-oop" is derived from the French term allez hop!, the cry of a circus acrobat about to leap.
A French term was required which would adequately cover all forms of communication between lawyer and client.
The corresponding French term would be the word"illicite.
Mr. Mitrović(Observer for Serbia and Montenegro) said he was unclear as to the legal difference between the French terms"contrat de concession" and"accord de concession.
Mille-feuille is a French term meaning"a thousand layers.
The French term used since ADR came into existence for the English term"closed vehicle" is"véhicule couvert" and not"véhicule fermé.
Schubladiser is the Swiss French term for filing or procrastinating something.
The French term autochtone has, by comparison, Greek roots and, like the German term Ursprung, suggests that the group to which it refers was the first to exist in the particular location.
The majority of the delegations considered that the English term"tray" and the French term"bac", used in packing instruction P903(b), meant a rigid, solid box without lid.
But the Old French term is apparently adopted from English rather than vice versa.
Although the English word"act" did not normally connote both act and omission, as did the French term"fait", article 3 made it perfectly clear that"act" was used in the sense of both act and omission.
The medieval French term puy designated a confraternity dedicated to artistic performance in music, song and poetry; the German meistersingers were similar, though typically imitating trade guilds in form.
The Chair of the Information Management Group(ICG) raised some points about the revised Recommendation 5 submitted for noting-- its submission by the ITPWG, the trademark sign,the French term for CIF.
Mr. Amor said the French term used for"those charged"(autorités chargées) was misleading.
Following nine months of negotiations between France and the Papal States, in February 1797 9,000 French soldiers invadedthe Papal Romagna Region, leaving the Pope no choice but to accept the French terms.
The fact that the French term indispensable is used clearly demonstrates the restrictive nature of the reservation.
To maintain the high level of quality, every new Spanish or French term needs to be supported by 10 other users for it to be added to the French-Spanish dictionary.
The French term"Etat de la citerne à cargaison" appeared in column(7) of Table C, but its use in that case was in the sense defined in the explanatory notes at the beginning of section 3.2.3, corresponding with the English term"Cargo tank design.