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French-English translation for: to ask the speaker to yield the floor
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littérat. philos. sociol. Surveiller et punir [Michel Foucault]Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison
sport envoyer le ballon dans le filetto drive the ball into the net [soccer]
changer les règles du jeuto shift the goalposts [coll.] [idiom] [change the rules]
littérat. F Le Hussard sur le toit [Jean Giono (1951)]The Horseman on the Roof
disparaître de la circulation [loc.]to vanish off the face of the earth [idiom]
accoucher de qc. [fam.] [loc.]to let the cat out of the bag [idiom]
faire marche arrière [fig.] [loc.]to put the genie back in the bottle [idiom]
disparaître de la circulation [loc.]to disappear off the face of the earth [idiom]
connaître les ruses du métier [loc.]to know the tricks of the trade [idiom]
littérat. se répandre en louanges sur l'écrivainto sing the praises of the writer
comm. indiquer la provenance des marchandisesto indicate the country of origin of the goods
littérat. F La Duchesse et le roturierThe Duchess and the Commoner [Michel Tremblay (1982)]
littérat. F Au Bonheur des Dames [Émile Zola]The Ladies Paradise [also: The Ladies Delight]
aller à l'essentiel [loc.]to get to the heart of the matter [idiom]
reconnaître la difficulté de la tâcheto recognise the difficulty of the task [Br.]
sport envoyer le ballon dans le filetto slam the ball into the net [soccer]
trafic en plein milieu de la rue {adv}right in the middle of the road
sport envoyer le ballon dans le filetto put the ball into the net [soccer]
le lendemain et le surlendemain {adv}the next day and the day after that
être mortel [loc.]to be the (dog's) bollocks [Br.] [idiom] [vulg.] [the best]
littérat. F La Fête au BoucThe Feast of the Goat [Mario Vargas Llosa (2000)]
remonter les valises au grenierto take the suitcases back up to the attic
d'ici la fin de l'année {adv}until the end of the year
dans la deuxième quinzaine du mois {adv}in the second half of the month
film F Le Bûcher des vanitésThe Bonfire of the Vanities [Brian de Palma (1990)]
les personnes {f.pl} les plus riches du mondethe richest people in the world
Le vent a tourné. [loc.]The boot is on the other foot. [idiom]
La chance a tourné. [loc.]The boot is on the other foot. [idiom]
Le sort a tourné. [loc.]The boot is on the other foot. [idiom]
film F Meurtres en directThe Man with the Deadly Lens [UK title] [Richard Brooks]
littérat. F L'Homme au complet marronThe Man in the Brown Suit [Agatha Christie]
du côté opposé de la rue {adv}on the opposite side of the street
occup. C'est l'ABC du métier.These are the basics of the job.
film F Une rousse obstinéeThe Reformer and the Redhead [Norman Panama and Melvin Frank]
occup. dégraisser les effectifs du personnelto cut out the deadwood from the staff [fig.]
littérat. F La Maison aux sept pignonsThe House of the Seven Gables [Nathaniel Hawthorne]
géogr. Grandes Antilles {f.pl}Greater Antilles [a grouping of the larger islands in the Caribbean Sea, including Cuba, Hispaniola, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, and the Cayman Islands]
intervenant {m}speaker
horl. sci. conférence {f} internationale de Washington [1884]International Meridian Conference [1884] [resulted in the recommendation of the Greenwich Meridian as the international standard for zero degrees longitude]
désigner les sources du malto pinpoint the origins of the ill [literary] [problem, difficulty]
La chance a tourné. [loc.]The shoe is on the other foot. [idiom] [Am.]
remonter les bouteilles de la caveto bring the bottles back up from the cellar
mil. balayer l'ennemi hors de la régionto sweep the enemy out of the area
Le vent a tourné. [loc.]The shoe is on the other foot. [idiom] [Am.]
Le sort a tourné. [loc.]The shoe is on the other foot. [idiom] [Am.]
cosm. Ce produit n'irrite pas la peau.The product does not irritate the skin.
dr. agir sous le coup de l'émotionto act in the heat of the moment
journ. entrave {f} à la liberté de la presseinfringement of the freedom of the press
géogr. outre-Atlantique {adv} [en Amérique, aux États-Unis]on the other side of the Atlantic
habiter à la périphérie de la villeto live in the suburbs of the town
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