DATA HANDLING - angleščina-francoščina prevod

data handling SAM.

data handling

manipulation ž. spol de données

data [brit. angl. ˈdeɪtə, am. angl. ˈdædə, ˈdeɪdə] SAM. mn. samost. (gen)

data RAČ.

données ž. spol mn.

I. handle [brit. angl. ˈhand(ə)l, am. angl. ˈhændl] SAM.

1. handle:

handle (on door, drawer)

poignée ž. spol

handle (on bucket, cup, basket)

anse ž. spol

handle (on bag, suitcase)

poignée ž. spol

handle (on piece of cutlery)

manche m. spol

handle (on frying pan, saucepan)

queue ž. spol

handle (on hammer, screwdriver)

manche m. spol

handle (on broom, spade)

manche m. spol

handle (on wheelbarrow, pump)

bras m. spol

a knife with a wooden handle

un couteau à manche de bois

to pick sth up by the handle

prendre qc par la poignée or par le manche

to hold sth by the handle

tenir qc par la poignée or par le manche

2. handle (hold) fig.:

to get a handle on sb

comprendre qn

to use sth as a handle against sb

se servir de qc comme d'une arme contre qn

3. handle (title):

handle pog.

titre m. spol

to have a handle to one's name

avoir un titre

4. handle (on CB radio):

handle pog.

indicatif m. spol

II. handle [brit. angl. ˈhand(ə)l, am. angl. ˈhændl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. handle (touch):

handle explosives, samples, food

manipuler

to handle sb gently/roughly

traiter qn gentiment/rudement

to handle sth gently/roughly

manier qc délicatement/brutalement

to handle stolen goods

faire du trafic de marchandises volées

to handle drugs

faire du trafic de drogue

to handle a gun

manier un pistolet

‘handle with care’

‘fragile’

‘please do not handle (the goods)’

‘prière de ne pas toucher (à la marchandise)’

to handle the ball (in football)

faire une faute de main

2. handle (manage):

handle horse

manier

handle car

manœuvrer

to know how to handle children/clients

savoir s'y prendre avec les enfants/les clients

he's hard to handle

il n'a pas un caractère facile

this car handles bends well

cette voiture tient bien la route dans les virages

3. handle (deal with):

handle grievances, case, negotiations

traiter

handle emergency, crisis

affronter, faire face à

handle stress

supporter

he couldn't handle the pace/pressure

il n'a pas supporté le rythme/la pression

she handled the situation very well

elle a très bien fait face à la situation

I can't handle any more problems at the moment!

j'ai assez de problèmes comme ça en ce moment!

can you handle another sausage/drink pog.? šalj.

est-ce que tu peux encore avaler une saucisse/un verre?

leave it to me, I can handle it

laisse-moi faire, je peux m'en occuper

4. handle (process):

handle organization: money, clients, order

traiter

handle airport, port: traffic, passengers, cargo

accueillir

handle factory: waste, pesticides

traiter

handle person: information, money, accounts

manier

handle person: job application

examiner

handle computer: graphics, information

manipuler

handle department, official: complaints, immigration, enquiries

s'occuper de

handle agent: sale

s'occuper de

handle lawyer: case

s'occuper de

5. handle (artistically):

handle theme, narrative, rhythms

traiter

III. handle [brit. angl. ˈhand(ə)l, am. angl. ˈhændl] GLAG. nepreh. glag. DIRKAL.

the car handles well/badly

la voiture manœuvre bien/mal

it handles well on bends/on wet surfaces

elle prend bien les virages/elle tient bien la route sur chaussée humide

IV. handle [brit. angl. ˈhand(ə)l, am. angl. ˈhændl]

to fly off the handle pog.

piquer une crise pog.

to be too hot to handle (of situation)

être trop risqué

handling [brit. angl. ˈhandlɪŋ, am. angl. ˈhændlɪŋ] SAM.

1. handling (holding, touching):

handling (of substance)

manipulation ž. spol

handling (of tool, weapon)

maniement m. spol

the handling of foodstuffs/of radioactive materials

la manipulation de denrées alimentaires/de matériaux radioactifs

old books require careful handling

les livres anciens doivent être manipulés avec soin

the package had been subjected to rough handling

le paquet avait été maltraité

2. handling (way of dealing):

her handling of the theme/the story

sa façon de traiter le thème/l'histoire

the bank's handling of the affair

la façon dont la banque a traité l'affaire

their handling of the negotiations

leur conduite des négociations

the president's handling of the crisis

la façon dont le président a fait face à la crise

the handling of the case PRAVO

le traitement de l'affaire

their handling of the economy

leur gestion de l'économie

sheep handling

traitement m. spol des ovins

3. handling TRG. (storage, shipping):

handling

manutention ž. spol

handling facilities

service m. spol de manutention

a grain handling firm

une entreprise de transport de céréales

4. handling (processing):

handling (of data, documents)

traitement m. spol

handling (of process, business)

gestion ž. spol

speedier handling of air traffic

une gestion plus rapide du trafic aérien

cash handling

maniement m. spol de grosses sommes

5. handling (training):

dog handling

entraînement m. spol des chiens

data [ˈdeɪtə, am. angl. ˈdeɪt̬ə] SAM. mn.

data

donnée ž. spol

I. handle [ˈhændl] SAM.

1. handle (handgrip to move objects):

handle

manche m. spol

pot handle

manche de casserole

door handle

poignée ž. spol de la porte

door handle

clenche ž. spol Belg.

to turn a handle

tourner une clef

2. handle pog. (name with highborn connotations):

handle

titre m. spol

3. handle RAČ.:

handle

poignée ž. spol

II. handle [ˈhændl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. handle (feel/grasp an object):

handle

toucher

2. handle (move/transport sth):

handle

manipuler

3. handle (deal with, direct, manage):

handle

prendre en main

to handle a job

s'occuper d'un travail

4. handle (discuss, write about, portray):

handle

traiter

5. handle (operate dangerous/difficult object):

handle

manœuvrer

6. handle brit. angl. (deal in, trade in):

handle

négocier

III. handle [ˈhændl] GLAG. nepreh. glag. + prisl. or predl.

to handle well

être (facilement) maniable

handle with care, glass!

fragile!

handling SAM. no mn.

handling

manipulation ž. spol

handling of tool

maniement m. spol

handling of car

maniabilité ž. spol

data [ˈdeɪ·t̬ə] SAM. mn.

data

donnée ž. spol

handling SAM.

handling

manipulation ž. spol

handling of tool

maniement m. spol

handling of car

maniabilité ž. spol

I. handle [ˈhæn·dl] SAM.

1. handle (handgrip to move objects):

handle

manche m. spol

pot handle

queue ž. spol de casserole

door handle

poignée ž. spol de porte

door handle

clenche ž. spol Belg.

to turn a handle

tourner une clef

2. handle pog. (name with highborn connotations):

handle

titre m. spol

II. handle [ˈhæn·dl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. handle (feel/grasp an object):

handle

toucher

2. handle (move/transport sth):

handle

manipuler

3. handle (deal with, direct, manage):

handle

prendre en main

to handle a job

s'occuper d'un travail

4. handle (discuss, write about, portray):

handle

traiter

5. handle (operate dangerous/difficult object):

handle

manœuvrer

6. handle (deal in, trade in):

handle

négocier

III. handle [ˈhæn·dl] GLAG. nepreh. glag. + prisl./predl.

to handle well

être (facilement) maniable

handle with care!

fragile!

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The two containers are locked together by twisting the device's handle.

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The largest machines can handle stock up to 3in mm wide, 12.5in mm long, and 3/32in mm thick.

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The emulator could make use of hardfile devices and then it could handle multiple hard disk files and hard disk partitions.

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Parts of this were built as new roads, but most of it was along existing roads that were improved to handle the traffic.

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The harbour in the old city with its quayside railway was no longer able to handle the required level of traffic.

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