SPEECH PATTERN po francusku - Tłumaczenie angielski-francuski

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

speech pattern RZ. JĘZ.

speech pattern

schéma r.m. linguistique

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

reconnaissance des formes/de la parole INF.

pattern/speech recognition

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I. pattern [Brit ˈpat(ə)n, Am ˈpædərn] RZ.

1. pattern (decorative design):

pattern

dessin r.m.

pattern

motif r.m.

striped/floral pattern

motif à rayures/de fleurs

a pattern of roses

un motif de roses

he drew a pattern in the sand

il a dessiné un motif dans le sable

2. pattern (regular or standard way of happening):

pattern of behaviour, behaviour pattern

mode r.m. de comportement

working patterns in industry

l'organisation r.ż. du travail dans l'industrie

the current pattern of events

la situation actuelle

the pattern of events leading to the revolution

l'enchaînement des événements qui a conduit à la révolution

a clear pattern emerges from these statistics

une tendance nette ressort de ces statistiques

the current scandal is part of a much wider pattern of corruption

le scandale actuel s'inscrit dans un climat de corruption généralisée

he could detect a pattern in the plot

il arrivait à discerner une logique dans l'intrigue

to follow a set pattern

se dérouler toujours de la même façon

weather patterns

tendances r.ż. l.mn. climatiques

3. pattern (model, example):

pattern

modèle r.m.

on the pattern of

sur le modèle de

to set the pattern for sth

déterminer le modèle de qc

4. pattern:

pattern (in dressmaking)

patron r.m.

pattern (in knitting)

modèle r.m.

5. pattern (style of manufacture):

pattern

style r.m.

6. pattern (sample):

pattern (of cloth, wallpaper etc)

échantillon r.m.

7. pattern JĘZ.:

pattern

modèle r.m.

8. pattern TECHNOL. (for casting metal):

pattern

modèle r.m.

II. pattern [Brit ˈpat(ə)n, Am ˈpædərn] CZ. cz. przech. (model)

pattern

modeler (on, after sur)

trade pattern RZ. HAND.

trade pattern

structure r.ż. des échanges

speech [Brit spiːtʃ, Am spitʃ] RZ.

1. speech (oration):

speech

discours r.m. (on sur, about à propos de)

speech TEATR

tirade r.ż.

farewell/opening speech

discours d'adieu/d'ouverture

in a speech

dans un discours

to give/make/deliver a speech

tenir/faire/prononcer un discours

the Speech from the Throne Brit POLIT.

le Discours du Trône

2. speech:

speech (faculty)

parole r.ż.

speech (spoken form)

langage r.m.

direct/indirect speech JĘZ.

discours r.m. direct/indirect

direct/indirect speech JĘZ.

style r.m. direct/indirect

in speech

par le langage

to express oneself in speech rather than writing

s'exprimer oralement plutôt que par écrit

the power of speech

le pouvoir de la parole

3. speech (language):

speech

langage r.m.

everyday speech

le langage de tous les jours

4. speech Am (subject):

speech SZK., UNIW.

expression r.ż. orale

to teach speech

enseigner l'expression orale

w słowniku PONS

I. pattern RZ.

1. pattern (identifiable structure):

pattern

schéma r.m.

on the usual pattern

selon le schéma habituel

patterns of activity/behaviour

modes d'activité/de comportement

a pattern of living

un mode de vie

2. pattern SZT. (design, motif):

pattern

motif r.m.

a chevron pattern

un chevron

3. pattern MODA (paper guide for dressmaking):

pattern

patron r.m.

4. pattern (sample of textiles, paper):

pattern

échantillon r.m.

5. pattern no l.mn. (example, model, norm):

pattern

modèle r.m.

on the pattern of sb/sth

sur l'exemple de qn/qc

II. pattern CZ. cz. przech.

1. pattern (give form):

pattern

modeler

2. pattern (decorate):

pattern

orner

speech <-es> [spi:tʃ] RZ.

1. speech no l.mn. (act of speaking):

speech

parole r.ż.

to lose the power of speech

perdre l'usage de la parole

in speech

en parole

to be slow in speech

parler lentement

2. speech (lines spoken by actor):

speech

texte r.m.

3. speech (public talk):

speech

discours r.m.

w słowniku PONS

I. pattern RZ.

1. pattern (identifiable structure):

pattern

schéma r.m.

according to the usual pattern

selon le schéma habituel

patterns of activity/behavior

modes mpl d'activité/de comportement

pattern of living

mode r.m. de vie

2. pattern SZT. (design, motif):

pattern

motif r.m.

chevron pattern

chevron r.m.

3. pattern MODA (paper guide for dressmaking):

pattern

patron r.m.

4. pattern (sample of textiles, paper):

pattern

échantillon r.m.

5. pattern (example, model, norm):

pattern

modèle r.m.

on the pattern of sb/sth

sur l'exemple de qn/qc

II. pattern CZ. cz. przech.

1. pattern (model):

pattern

modeler

2. pattern (decorate):

pattern

orner

speech <-es> [spitʃ] RZ.

1. speech (act of speaking):

speech

parole r.ż.

to lose the power of speech

perdre l'usage de la parole

in speech

en parole

to be slow in speech

parler lentement

2. speech (lines spoken by actor):

speech

texte r.m.

3. speech (public talk):

speech

discours r.m.

Present

I	pattern
you	pattern
he/she/it	patterns
we	pattern
you	pattern
they	pattern

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

The database describes bilateral trade patterns, production, consumption and intermediate use of commodities and services.

en.wikipedia.org

However, in recent years, changing trade patterns have seen a growth in higher valued project cargo - including windmill components moving inbound.

www.portstrategy.com

They highlight the social dynamics behind the changes in the ruling and trade patterns of the coastal region.

www.thehindu.com

These early accounts encouraged the development of transcontinental trade patterns and ushered in the era of mercantilism.

en.wikipedia.org

With modern trade patterns the profitability increasingly depends on global market trends.

en.wikipedia.org