‘le v slovarju Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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Individual translation pairs

do I look for Le Corbusier under ‘le’ or ‘Corbusier’?

est-ce que je dois chercher Le Corbusier sous ‘le’ ou ‘Corbusier’?

X's production of ‘Le Cid’

‘Le Cid’, mis en scène par X

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Individual translation pairs

le Havre

le Havre

havrais (havraise)

of Le Havre

Havrais (Havraise) (natif)

native of Le Havre

Havrais (Havraise) (habitant)

inhabitant of Le Havre

lepéniste

relating to or supporting Jean-Marie or Marine Le Pen

la France lepéniste

pro-Le Pen France

lepéniste

supporter of the Le Pen political movement

après moi le Déluge

I don't care what happens after I'm gone, après moi le déluge

le Temps titrait sur quatre colonnes ‘la fin de la démocratie’

‘the end of democracy’ announced ‘le Temps’ in a four-column spread

dans un article publié dans le Monde

in an article published in le Monde

Le Monde sort l'après-midi

Le Monde goes on sale in the afternoon

‘le v slovarju PONS

Prevodi za ‘le v slovarju francoščina»angleščina

Individual translation pairs

Le Havre

Le Havre

vivre/aller au Havre

to live in/to go to Le Havre

venir du Havre

to come from Le Havre

lepénisme

right wing political ideology instigated by Jean-Marie Le Pen

le Président de la République française

The Président de la République is the French head of state and is elected directly by the people for an office of seven years ("le septennat") following a majority victory. The President and the government do not have to be from the same political party.

docteur

In France, people who have a doctorate are not addressed as doctor. They are simply called Monsieur or Madame x. The title is only used in correspondence by the sender (e.g. "Monsieur le docteur").

premier venu

le the first to arrive

‘le Primeri iz slovarja PONS (uredniško pregledani).

The Président de la République is the French head of state and is elected directly by the people for an office of seven years ("le septennat") following a majority victory. The President and the government do not have to be from the same political party.

le Président de la République française

In France, people who have a doctorate are not addressed as doctor. They are simply called Monsieur or Madame x. The title is only used in correspondence by the sender (e.g. "Monsieur le docteur").

docteur

right wing political ideology instigated by Jean-Marie Le Pen

lepénisme

to live in/to go to Le Havre

vivre/aller au Havre