PROJECT MANAGER po francusku - Tłumaczenie angielski-francuski

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

project manager RZ.

project manager

directeur/-trice r.m./r.ż. de projet

project manager

maître r.m. d'œuvre

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chef de projet HAND.

project manager

directeur de projet

project manager

maître d'œuvre BUD.

project manager

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manager [Brit ˈmanɪdʒə, Am ˈmænɪdʒər] RZ.

manager (of business, company, bank, cinema, hotel, theatre)

directeur/-trice r.m./r.ż.

manager (of restaurant, pub, shop)

gérant/-e r.m./r.ż.

manager (of farm)

exploitant/-e r.m./r.ż.

manager (of project)

chef r.m.

manager (of project)

directeur/-trice r.m./r.ż.

manager (in showbusiness)

directeur/-trice r.m./r.ż. artistique

manager SPORT

manager r.m.

school manager Brit

membre r.m. du conseil d'établissement

to be a good manager (gen)

être un/une bon/bonne gestionnaire

to be a good manager (of household)

savoir bien gérer le budget domestique

I. project RZ. [Brit ˈprɒdʒɛkt, Am ˈprɑdʒˌɛkt]

1. project (plan, scheme):

project

projet r.m. (to do pour faire)

a project to build a road

un projet de construction d'une route

a project to build a road przyd. budget, funds

d'un projet

2. project:

project SZK.

dossier r.m. (on sur)

project UNIW.

mémoire r.m. (on sur)

3. project Am (state housing):

project (large)

≈ cité r.ż. HLM

project (small)

≈ lotissement r.m. HLM

to grow up in the projects

grandir au milieu des HLM

II. project CZ. cz. przech. [Brit prəˈdʒɛkt, Am prəˈdʒɛkt]

1. project (throw, send):

project object

projeter

project missile

envoyer

project voice

faire porter

2. project (put across):

project image

donner

to project a new image

donner une nouvelle image

3. project (transfer):

project guilt, doubts, anxiety

projeter (onto sur)

4. project (estimate):

project figures, results

prévoir

5. project:

project FILM, FIZ. light, film, slide

projeter (onto sur)

6. project:

project GEOG. earth, map

faire la projection de

project MAT. solid

projeter

III. project CZ. cz. nieprzech. [Brit prəˈdʒɛkt, Am prəˈdʒɛkt]

1. project (gen):

project (stick out)

faire saillie (from sur)

to project over

surplomber

2. project TEATR:

project actor:

passer la rampe

IV. projected PRZYM.

projected figure, deficit:

projected

prévu

their projected visit

la visite qu'ils ont prévue

a projected £4 m deficit

un deficit prévu de 4 millions de livres

the projected figures are…

les prévisions pour les chiffres sont…

V. to project oneself CZ. cz. zwr. [Brit prəˈdʒɛkt, Am prəˈdʒɛkt]

1. to project oneself (make an impression):

to project oneself

faire impression

to project oneself as being

donner l'impression d'être

zwroty:

to project oneself into the future

se projeter dans l'avenir

w słowniku PONS

manager RZ.

1. manager (person with control function):

manager

manager r.m. i r.ż.

2. manager (of shop, project):

manager

gérant(e) r.m. (r.ż.)

3. manager (of artist):

manager

manager r.m. i r.ż.

4. manager SPORT:

manager

entraîneur r.m. i r.ż.

project¹ [ˈprɒdʒekt, Am ˈprɑ:-] RZ.

project

projet r.m.

the airport project

le projet d'aéroport

I. project² [prəʊˈdʒekt, Am prə-] CZ. cz. przech.

1. project (forecast):

project cost, timescale

prévoir

to be projected to +infin

être projeté de +infin

the projected increase

l'augmentation prévue

2. project (send out):

project

projeter

to project one's voice

faire entendre sa voix

to project one's mind into the future

projeter ses pensées dans l'avenir

to project oneself

se mettre en avant

3. project FILM (show on screen):

to project sth onto sth

projeter qc sur qc

4. project PSYCH.:

to project sth onto sb/sth

projeter qc sur qn/qc

to project oneself onto sb

se projeter sur qn

II. project² [prəʊˈdʒekt, Am prə-] CZ. cz. nieprzech. (protrude)

project

avancer

projecting teeth

dents en avant

w słowniku PONS

manager RZ.

1. manager (person with control function):

manager

directeur(-trice) r.m. (r.ż.)

manager

manager r.m.

2. manager (of store, project):

manager

gérant(e) r.m. (r.ż.)

3. manager (of artist):

manager

manager r.m.

4. manager sports:

manager

entraîneur(-euse) r.m. (r.ż.)

I. project [ˈpra·dʒekt, vb: prə·ˈdʒekt] RZ.

project

projet r.m.

the airport project

le projet d'aéroport

II. project [ˈpra·dʒekt, vb: prə·ˈdʒekt] CZ. cz. przech.

1. project (forecast):

project costs, timetable

prévoir

to be projected to +infin

être projeté de +infin

the projected increase

l'augmentation r.ż. prévue

2. project (send out):

project

projeter

to project one's voice

faire entendre sa voix

to project one's mind into the future

projeter ses pensées dans l'avenir

to project oneself

se mettre en avant

3. project FILM (show on screen):

to project sth onto sth

projeter qc sur qc

4. project PSYCH.:

to project sth onto sb/sth

projeter qc sur qn/qc

to project oneself onto sb

se projeter sur qn

III. project [ˈpra·dʒekt, vb: prə·ˈdʒekt] CZ. cz. nieprzech. (protrude)

project

avancer

projecting teeth

dents fpl en avant

Present

I	project
you	project
he/she/it	projects
we	project
you	project
they	project

Past

I	projected
you	projected
he/she/it	projected
we	projected
you	projected
they	projected

Present Perfect

I	have	projected
you	have	projected
he/she/it	has	projected
we	have	projected
you	have	projected
they	have	projected

Past Perfect

I	had	projected
you	had	projected
he/she/it	had	projected
we	had	projected
you	had	projected
they	had	projected

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

The engagement fell through, with the songstresses breaking up with the loyal singer-manager when success for them seemed just around the corner.

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Headquarters gives the branch manager a free hand to operate his concern as he sees fit so long as he returns a profit.

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This shows the fund's performance relative to the benchmark and can demonstrate the value added by the fund manager.

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But the hotel manager and the bartender would have none of such tomfoolery.

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And that doesn't include another $290,000 in expenses on corporate cards that auditors couldn't even account for because they could not determine which senior manager had charged them.

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