LECTURE THEATER po francusku - Tłumaczenie angielski-francuski

lecture theatre RZ. Brit UNIW.

lecture theatre

amphithéâtre r.m.

lecture theatre

amphi r.m. pot.

angielski

francuski

theatre, a. lecture theatre

amphithéâtre r.m.

francuski

angielski

amphithéâtre

lecture theatre

amphi

lecture theatre Brit

un cours en amphi

a class in a lecture theatre Brit

salle de conférences (avec gradins)

lecture theatre Brit

theatre, theater Am [Brit ˈθɪətə, Am ˈθiədər] RZ.

1. theatre (place):

theatre

théâtre r.m.

to go to the theatre

aller au théâtre

to go to the theatre przyd. audience, owner, seat, ticket

de théâtre

to go to the theatre manager, staff

du théâtre

to go to the theatre visit

au théâtre

2. theatre (art form):

theatre

théâtre r.m.

the theatre of cruelty/the absurd

le théâtre de la cruauté/l'absurde

he works in theatre

il travaille dans le théâtre

he works in theatre przyd. lover

de théâtre

he works in theatre company, production, programme, stage, workshop

théâtral

3. theatre Am (cinema):

theatre

cinéma r.m.

theatre przyd. owner, seat

de cinéma

theatre manager

du cinéma

4. theatre:

theatre, a. lecture theatre

amphithéâtre r.m.

5. theatre Brit MED.:

theatre, a. operating theatre

salle r.ż. d'opération

the patient is in theatre

le malade est en salle d'opération

the patient is in theatre przyd. nurse

au bloc r.m. opératoire

the patient is in theatre equipment

du bloc r.m. opératoire

6. theatre WOJSK.:

theatre

théatre r.m.

a theatre of war

le théâtre d'une guerre

theatre of operations

théâtre r.m. d'opérations

I. lecture [Brit ˈlɛktʃə, Am ˈlɛk(t)ʃər] RZ.

1. lecture (public talk) Brit:

lecture

conférence r.ż. (on sur)

lecture UNIW.

cours r.m. magistral (on sur)

to give a lecture (public talk)

donner une conférence (to à)

to give a lecture Brit UNIW.

faire un cours (to à)

2. lecture (scolding):

he gave me a lecture

il m'a sermonné, il m'a fait la leçon

II. lecture [Brit ˈlɛktʃə, Am ˈlɛk(t)ʃər] CZ. cz. przech.

1. lecture Brit UNIW.:

lecture

donner un cours à

she lectures new students on computing

elle donne des cours d'informatique aux nouveaux étudiants

2. lecture (scold):

lecture

sermonner pot.

lecture

faire la leçon à

to lecture sb for having done sth

sermonner qn pour avoir fait qc

III. lecture [Brit ˈlɛktʃə, Am ˈlɛk(t)ʃər] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. lecture Brit UNIW.:

lecture

faire un cours (to à, on sur)

next term he'll be lecturing on Sartre

le trimestre prochain il fera un cours sur Sartre

she lectures in mathematics

elle enseigne les mathématiques (à l'université)

2. lecture (give public talk):

lecture

donner une conférence (on sur)

lecture theatre RZ.

lecture theatre

amphithéâtre r.m.

theatre [ˈθɪətəʳ, Am ˈθi:ət̬ɚ] RZ. Brit, Aus

1. theatre (building):

theatre

théâtre r.m.

2. theatre Am, Aus, NZ (cinema):

theatre

salle r.ż. de cinéma r.m.

at the theatre

au cinéma

3. theatre (lecture theatre):

theatre

amphithéâtre r.m.

4. theatre Brit (hospital room):

theatre

salle r.ż. d'opération

5. theatre no l.mn. (dramatic art):

theatre

théâtre r.m.

I. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] RZ.

1. lecture (formal speech):

lecture

discours r.m.

2. lecture (educational talk):

lecture

conférence r.ż.

3. lecture UNIW.:

lecture

cours r.m. magistral

4. lecture pej. (preaching):

lecture

sermon r.m.

to give sb a lecture on sth

faire un sermon à qn sur qc

5. lecture (advice):

lecture

conseil r.m.

to give sb a lecture on sth

donner un conseil à qn pour qc

II. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

lecture

tenir une conférence

III. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] CZ. cz. przech. to lecture sb on sth

1. lecture (give a speech):

to lecture sb on sth

tenir un discours à qn sur qc

2. lecture (reprove):

to lecture sb on sth

faire la morale à qn sur qc

3. lecture (advise):

to lecture sb on sth

donner un bon conseil à qn sur qc

lecture theater RZ.

lecture theater

amphithéâtre r.m.

theater [ˈθi·ə·t̬ər] RZ.

1. theater (building):

theater

théâtre r.m.

2. theater (place where movies are shown):

theater

salle r.ż. de cinéma

at the theater

au cinéma

3. theater (lecture theater):

theater

amphithéâtre r.m.

4. theater (dramatic art):

theater

théâtre r.m.

theatre RZ.

theatre → theater

theater [ˈθi·ə·t̬ər] RZ.

1. theater (building):

theater

théâtre r.m.

2. theater (place where movies are shown):

theater

salle r.ż. de cinéma

at the theater

au cinéma

3. theater (lecture theater):

theater

amphithéâtre r.m.

4. theater (dramatic art):

theater

théâtre r.m.

I. lecture [ˈlek·tʃər] RZ.

1. lecture (formal speech):

lecture

discours r.m.

2. lecture (educational talk):

lecture

conférence r.ż.

3. lecture UNIW.:

lecture

cours r.m. magistral

4. lecture pej. (preaching):

lecture

sermon r.m.

to give sb a lecture on sth

faire un sermon à qn sur qc

5. lecture (advice):

lecture

conseil r.m.

to give sb a lecture on sth

donner un conseil à qn pour qc

II. lecture [ˈlek·tʃər] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

lecture

tenir une conférence

III. lecture [ˈlek·tʃər] CZ. cz. przech.

to lecture sb on sth (give a speech)

tenir un discours à qn sur qc

to lecture sb on sth (reprove)

faire la morale à qn sur qc

to lecture sb on sth (advise)

donner un bon conseil à qn sur qc

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

The theatre, which was 14,000 square metres in area with a 104 ft. stage, was quite advanced for its time.

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In addition, many of the cast members have had backgrounds in musical theatre.

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However, the variety of them is so untidy that most theatre historians despair of defining them as a genre at all.

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The theatre lobby was a venue for scuffles between fans jokingly called the lemeshistki and the kozlovityanki.

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The first lecture theatre had an improvised white cloth as the projector screen - hung using strings from the four corners.

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