contrat’—‘ça in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for contrat’—‘ça in the French»English Dictionary

avant-contrat <pl avant-contrats> [avɑ̃kɔ̃tʀa] N m

avant-contrat

preliminary contract

contrat [kɔ̃tʀa] N m

contrat (accord)

contract, agreement (entre between, avec with)

contrat LAW (document)

contract

contrat (pacte) fig

arrangement, understanding

passer un contrat avec qn LAW

to enter into a contract with sb

passer un contrat avec qn fig

to come to an arrangement with sb

signer/rompre un contrat

to sign/break a contract

décrocher un gros contrat

to land a large contract

le contrat prévoit …

the contract provides for …

sous contrat avec

under contract to

s'engager par contrat à faire qc

to contract to do sth

réaliser ou remplir son contrat (au bridge)

to make one's contract

réaliser ou remplir son contrat fig

to fulfil one's pledge

contrat d'assurance

contract of insurance

contrat collectif

collective agreement

contrat à durée déterminée, CDD

fixed-term contract

contrat à durée indéterminée, CDI

permanent contract

contrat emploi solidarité, CES

part-time work for the young unemployed

contrat initiative emploi

recruitment incentive

contrat de licence

licensing agreement

contrat de location

hire contract Brit

contrat de location

rental contract

contrat de location (pour des locaux)

tenancy agreement

contrat de maintenance

service contract

contrat de mariage

marriage contract ou settlement

contrat de prestation de services

contract of services

contrat social

social contract

contrat de société

deed of partnership

contrat de travail

contract of employment

contrat de vente

sale contract

See also Contrat initiative emploi, Contrat emploi solidarité

Contrat initiative emploi Info

Contrat initiative emploi

A government cash incentive to employers to take on new workers as a measure to reduce unemployment.

Contrat emploi solidarité Info

Contrat emploi solidarité

Part-time contract of employment for young people, based on a fixed-term contract and paying rates below the minimum wage level of the SMIC. Created to help the educationally disadvantaged and those without any formal qualifications, these state-sponsored jobs are reserved for those on very low incomes and are designed to allow them to pursue further education in addition to their part-time working hours.

Contrat initiative emploi Info

Contrat initiative emploi

A government cash incentive to employers to take on new workers as a measure to reduce unemployment.

contre-attaque <pl contre-attaques>, contrattaque <pl contrattaques> [kɔ̃tʀatak] N f

contre-attaque

counter-attack

Contrat emploi solidarité Info

Contrat emploi solidarité

Part-time contract of employment for young people, based on a fixed-term contract and paying rates below the minimum wage level of the SMIC. Created to help the educationally disadvantaged and those without any formal qualifications, these state-sponsored jobs are reserved for those on very low incomes and are designed to allow them to pursue further education in addition to their part-time working hours.

I.contraint (contrainte) [kɔ̃tʀɛ̃, ɛ̃t] VB pp

contraint → contraindre

II.contraint (contrainte) [kɔ̃tʀɛ̃, ɛ̃t] ADJ

1. contraint (obligé):

contraint et forcé LAW

under duress

2. contraint (gêné):

contraint (contrainte) air

strained

contraint (contrainte) sourire

forced

III.contrainte N f

1. contrainte:

contrainte (pression)

pressure

contrainte (coercition)

coercion

user de contrainte à l'égard de qn

to exert ou put pressure on sb

par la contrainte

by force ou coercion

être empêché par la contrainte

to be forcibly prevented

sous la contrainte

under duress

tenir un peuple dans la contrainte liter

to keep a nation in bondage

2. contrainte (exigence):

contrainte

constraint

contraintes administratives/budgétaires

administrative/budgetary constraints

les contraintes du marché

the market restrictions

3. contrainte (gêne):

contrainte

strain

sans contrainte

without restraint, freely

4. contrainte LAW:

contrainte

duress

contrainte par saisie de biens

distress, distraint

contrainte par corps

imprisonment for debt

See also contraindre

I.contraindre [kɔ̃tʀɛ̃dʀ] VB trans

1. contraindre (obliger):

contraindre qn à la passivité ou à demeurer passif

to force ou compel sb to remain passive

être contraint au repos ou de se reposer

to be forced ou compelled to rest

je serai contraint de déménager

I'll have to ou be forced to move

je me vois contraint de démissionner

I have no option but to resign

contraindre par corps LAW

to imprison [sb] for debt

contraindre qn par saisie de biens LAW

to distrain sb's property

2. contraindre (réprimer):

contraindre sentiments, désir

to restrain

contraindre goût

to curb

II.se contraindre VB refl

1. se contraindre (se forcer):

se contraindre à faire

to force oneself to do

se contraindre à des exercices/à une vie austère

to force oneself to exercise/to keep to an austere lifestyle

2. se contraindre (se contenir):

se contraindre liter

to exercise self-control

I.contraire [kɔ̃tʀɛʀ] ADJ

1. contraire NAUT:

contraire (inverse) effet, sens, décision, attitude

opposite

contraire vent

contrary

contraire (en conflit) avis, intérêts, théories

conflicting (à with)

contraire forces

opposite (à to)

être contraire à la justice/aux usages/au règlement

to be contrary to justice/to custom/to the regulations

dans le cas contraire

if this shouldn't be the case, (should it be) otherwise

sauf avis contraire

unless otherwise informed, unless you hear anything to the contrary

2. contraire (défavorable):

contraire destin, force

adverse

le sort leur fut contraire

fate was against them

II.contraire [kɔ̃tʀɛʀ] N m

le contraire

the opposite (de of)

je pense (tout) le contraire

I take the opposite view

être tout le contraire de qn/qc

to be the complete opposite of sb/sth

ne dites pas le contraire

don't deny it

je ne dis pas le contraire

I don't deny that ou it

jusqu'à preuve du contraire

until there is evidence to the contrary, until proved otherwise

(bien ou tout) au contraire

on the contrary

au contraire de tes amis

unlike your friends

dire tout et son contraire

to keep contradicting oneself

I.contracter [kɔ̃tʀakte] VB trans

1. contracter (crisper):

contracter muscle

to contract, to tense

contracter visage

to tense

contracter personne

to make [sb] tense

une grimace contracta sa bouche ou ses traits

he/she grimaced

l'émotion lui contracta la gorge

his/her throat tightened with emotion

la peur lui contractait la gorge

his/her throat was tight with fear

2. contracter LING:

contracter forme

to contract

3. contracter (s'engager dans):

contracter obligation, dette

to incur

contracter marché

to conclude

contracter assurance, emprunt

to take out

contracter engagement

to enter into

contracter amitié, liaison

to form

4. contracter (réduire):

contracter substance

to make [sth] contract

5. contracter MED:

contracter maladie, virus

to contract

II.se contracter VB refl

1. se contracter (se crisper):

se contracter muscle:

to contract

se contracter visage, personne:

to tense up

se contracter gorge:

to tighten

2. se contracter (diminuer) PHYS:

se contracter substance:

to contract

se contracter exportations, marché:

to shrink

3. se contracter LING forme, mot:

se contracter (si l'on veut)

to contract

se contracter (obligatoirement)

to be contracted

I.contracté (contractée) [kɔ̃tʀakte] VB pp

contracté → contracter

II.contracté (contractée) [kɔ̃tʀakte] ADJ

1. contracté muscles, traits:

contracté (contractée)

contracted (par with)

2. contracté personne:

contracté (contractée)

tense

3. contracté LING:

contracté (contractée)

contracted

See also contracter

I.contracter [kɔ̃tʀakte] VB trans

1. contracter (crisper):

contracter muscle

to contract, to tense

contracter visage

to tense

contracter personne

to make [sb] tense

une grimace contracta sa bouche ou ses traits

he/she grimaced

l'émotion lui contracta la gorge

his/her throat tightened with emotion

la peur lui contractait la gorge

his/her throat was tight with fear

2. contracter LING:

contracter forme

to contract

3. contracter (s'engager dans):

contracter obligation, dette

to incur

contracter marché

to conclude

contracter assurance, emprunt

to take out

contracter engagement

to enter into

contracter amitié, liaison

to form

4. contracter (réduire):

contracter substance

to make [sth] contract

5. contracter MED:

contracter maladie, virus

to contract

II.se contracter VB refl

1. se contracter (se crisper):

se contracter muscle:

to contract

se contracter visage, personne:

to tense up

se contracter gorge:

to tighten

2. se contracter (diminuer) PHYS:

se contracter substance:

to contract

se contracter exportations, marché:

to shrink

3. se contracter LING forme, mot:

se contracter (si l'on veut)

to contract

se contracter (obligatoirement)

to be contracted

I.contraster [kɔ̃tʀaste] VB trans

contraster couleurs, motifs

to contrast

contraster photo

to give contrast to

II.contraster [kɔ̃tʀaste] VB intr

contraster

to contrast (avec with)

contrat’—‘ça in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for contrat’—‘ça in the French»English Dictionary

contrat [kɔ̃tʀa] N m

contrat

contract

contrat à durée déterminée/indéterminée

fixed-term/open

passer/conclure un contrat avec qn

to sign/agree a contract with sb

contrat de location

rental agreement

contrat de travail

work contract

contrarié(e) [kɔ̃tʀaʀje] ADJ

1. contrarié (ennuyé):

être contrarié

to be annoyed

avoir l'air contrarié

to look annoyed

2. contrarié (forcé):

gaucher contrarié

frustrated left-hander

contracté(e) [kɔ̃tʀakte] ADJ

1. contracté (tendu):

contracté(e)

tense

2. contracté LING:

contracté(e)

contracted

contraint(e) [kɔ̃tʀɛ̃, ɛ̃t] ADJ

contraint(e)

forced

I.contracter [kɔ̃tʀakte] VB trans ANAT

le froid contracte qc

cold makes sth contract

II.contracter [kɔ̃tʀakte] VB refl

se contracter

to contract

se contracter visage

to tense

I.contraire [kɔ̃tʀɛʀ] ADJ

1. contraire (opposé):

contraire

opposite

contraire preuve

opposing

contraire opinions

conflicting

2. contraire (incompatible):

contraire à l'usage

contrary to general practice

contraire aux intérêts de

against the interests of

contraire à la loi

against the law

3. contraire (défavorable):

contraire

contrary

II.contraire [kɔ̃tʀɛʀ] N m

contraire

contrary

bien [ou tout] au contraire

on the contrary

contre-indiqué(e) [kɔ̃tʀɛ̃dike] ADJ

1. contre-indiqué MED:

être contre-indiqué

to be counter indicated

2. contre-indiqué (déconseillé):

contre-indiqué(e)

inadvisable

contrainte [kɔ̃tʀɛ̃t] N f

contrainte

constraint

être soumis à des contraintes

to be subject to certain constraints

sous la contrainte

under pressure

contraste [kɔ̃tʀast] N m

contraste

contrast

par contraste

by contrast

contrarier [kɔ̃tʀaʀje] VB trans

1. contrarier (fâcher):

contrarier

to annoy

2. contrarier (gêner):

contrarier projets

to thwart

contrat’—‘ça Glossary « Intégration et égalité des chances » courtesy of the French-German Youth Office

Translations for contrat’—‘ça in the French»English Dictionary

contrat m

contrat de travail

employment contract

contrat d’intérim

temporary employment contract

contre-pouvoir m

contre-pouvoir

opposition force

rencontre f

rencontre interculturelle

intercultural meeting

contrat’—‘ça Glossary of Refrigeration Technology courtesy of GEA Bock GmbH

Translations for contrat’—‘ça in the French»English Dictionary

principe du contre-courant

principe du contre-courant

counterflow principle

capot de protection acoustique et contre les intempéries

capot de protection acoustique et contre les intempéries

weather and sound protection hood

contenu de réservoir

contenu de réservoir

tank content

contenu de livraison

contenu de livraison

scope of supply

tableau de contrôle

tableau de contrôle

instrument panel

contrôle du niveau d'huile

contrôle du niveau d'huile

oil level control