white-collar crime w słowniku Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Tłumaczenia dla hasła white-collar crime w angielski»francuski słowniku

white-collar crime RZ.

white-collar crime

délinquance r.ż. en col blanc

Tłumaczenia dla hasła white-collar crime w francuski»angielski słowniku

la délinquance en col blanc

white-collar crime

Tłumaczenia dla hasła white-collar crime w angielski»francuski słowniku

I.collar [Brit ˈkɒlə, Am ˈkɑlər] RZ.

1. collar (on garment):

collar

col r.m.

soft/stiff/wing collar

col souple/dur/cassé

blue-/white-collar workers

les cols bleus/blancs

to grab sb by the collar

prendre qn au collet

2. collar (for dog, cat, horse):

collar

collier r.m.

3. collar (cut of meat):

collar

collier r.m.

4. collar MECH.:

collar (ring)

bague r.ż. d'arrêt

collar (bearing seat)

collet r.m.

II.collar [Brit ˈkɒlə, Am ˈkɑlər] CZ. cz. przech. pot.

collar

alpaguer slang

collar (detain in conversation)

coincer pot.

III.collar [Brit ˈkɒlə, Am ˈkɑlər]

to get hot under the collar

se mettre en rogne pot.

to have one's collar felt żart.

être pris au collet

I.white [Brit wʌɪt, Am (h)waɪt] RZ.

1. white (colour):

white

blanc r.m.

I like white

j'aime le blanc

in white

en blanc

a shade of white

un ton de blanc

2. white (part of egg, eye):

white

blanc r.m.

the whites of sb's eyes

le blanc des yeux de qn

3. white:

white, a. White (Caucasian)

Blanc/Blanche r.m./r.ż.

4. white (white ball):

white

bille r.ż. blanche (de billard/snooker)

5. white (wine):

white

blanc r.m.

6. white (in chess, draughts):

white

blancs r.m. l.mn.

I'll be white

je prends les blancs

white wins

les blancs gagnent

zwroty:

white, a. White POLIT. (reactionary)

Blanc/Blanche r.m./r.ż.

II.whites RZ. rz. l.mn.

1. whites (clothes):

cricket/tennis/chef's whites

tenue r.ż. de cricket/de tennis/de chef-cuisinier

2. whites MED. (leucorrhoea):

whites

pertes r.ż. l.mn. blanches

III.white [Brit wʌɪt, Am (h)waɪt] PRZYM.

1. white paint, tooth, flower, hair:

white

blanc/blanche

bright/cool white

blanc éclatant/glacial

ndm. to go or turn white

devenir blanc, blanchir

to turn sth white

faire blanchir qc

to paint/colour sth white

peindre/colorer qc en blanc

2. white (Caucasian):

white race, child, skin

blanc/blanche

white area

habité par des Blancs

white culture, prejudice, fears

des Blancs

a white man/woman

un Blanc/une Blanche

an all-white jury

un jury exclusivement composé de Blancs

3. white (pale):

white face, person, cheek

pâle (with de)

to go or turn white

pâlir (with de)

IV.white [Brit wʌɪt, Am (h)waɪt]

he would swear black was white

il a l'esprit de contradiction

the men in white coats żart.

les infirmiers psychiatriques

two blacks don't make a white

on n'efface pas un tort par un autre

whiter than white reputation, person:

plus blanc/blanche que neige

crime [Brit krʌɪm, Am kraɪm] RZ.

1. crime (offence):

crime (minor)

délit r.m.

crime (serious)

crime r.m. (against contre)

the crime of murder/theft

le meurtre/vol

a crime of violence

un crime violent

crimes against property/the person

atteintes à la propriété/la personne

2. crime U (criminal activity):

crime

criminalité r.ż.

crime doesn't pay

le crime ne paie pas

crime doesn't pay przyd. wave, rate

de criminalité

3. crime (immoral act):

crime przen.

crime r.m.

it's a crime to waste food

c'est un crime de gaspiller la nourriture

4. crime przyd. (of genre):

crime fiction, novel, writing

policier/-ière

white-collar crime w słowniku PONS

Tłumaczenia dla hasła white-collar crime w angielski»francuski słowniku

I.white [waɪt] PRZYM.

white

blanc(he)

zwroty:

whiter than white

plus blanc que neige

to turn white with fear

pâlir de peur

II.white [waɪt] RZ.

1. white (colour, of egg, eye):

white

blanc r.m.

2. white (person):

white

Blanc(he) r.m. (r.ż.)

Zobacz też blue

I.blue [blu:] PRZYM.

1. blue (colour):

blue

bleu(e)

a light/dark/bright/strong blue skirt

une jupe bleu clair/foncé/vif/soutenu

to turn blue

bleuir

2. blue przen.:

to feel blue

broyer du noir

zwroty:

once in a blue moon

tous les trente-six du mois

out of the blue

sans crier gare

II.blue [blu:] RZ.

blue

bleu r.m.

sky blue

bleu ciel

the door is painted blue

la porte est peinte en bleu

to be a pale/deep blue

être d'un bleu pâle/profond

I.collar [ˈkɒləʳ, Am ˈkɑ:lɚ] RZ.

1. collar (piece around neck):

collar

col r.m.

2. collar (band):

collar

collier r.m.

II.collar [ˈkɒləʳ, Am ˈkɑ:lɚ] CZ. cz. przech.

1. collar pot.:

collar

saisir au collet

2. collar przen.:

collar

retenir

crime [kraɪm] RZ.

1. crime (illegal act):

crime

crime r.m.

2. crime (shameful act):

crime

délit r.m.

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

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His main research aims are in the fields of white-collar crime, law of criminal procedure, basic issues of criminal law, sociology of criminal law.

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The player takes on the of a specialist in robot cognition, who occasionally accepts challenging assignments involving white-collar crime.

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A special agent leading the probe said that the raids were due to an investigation of ongoing white-collar crime matter but would give no details.

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His practice focused on business and white-collar crime matters, complex civil cases, internal corporate investigations, and corporate compliance programs.

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A number of specialist agencies also administer a wide variety of legislation related to white-collar crime.

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His education was centered into white-collar crime.

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Black's expertise is in white-collar crime, public finance, regulation, and other topics in law and economics.

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There is a tendency to distinguish organized crime from other forms of crimes, such as, white-collar crime, financial crimes, political crimes, war crime, state crimes and treason.

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The force would have dealt with smuggling and white-collar crime.

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The white-collar crime involves people making use of their occupational position to enrich themselves and others illegally, which often causes public harm.

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