Résumé
lecture {substantif}
exposé · conférence · CM (cours magistral)
to lecture {verbe}
semoncer · faire la leçon · donner un cours
lecture {substantif}
reading · playback · readout
Synonymes
lecture: call on the carpet · take to task · rebuke
lecture: déchiffrage · relecture · scolarité
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Traduction anglais-français de "lecture"
"lecture" - traduction directe
lecture {substantif}
So it's really important now that we get the lecture done and sort of together.
lecture {substantif} (aussi: confab)
lecture room
And he gave a lecture that focused on basically doing away with all customs in the name of free trade,
– Mr President, it is certain that had dear Mr Brok heard the last lecture of Chomsky, the greatest living philosopher, he would have
I do not intend to give a lecture here today about climate change because we have rehearsed this issue many, many times in Parliament.
lecture {substantif} [éduc.]
to lecture {verbe}
to lecture [lectured|lectured] {v}
to lecture [lectured|lectured] {v.t.}
Is there nobody else who would like to lecture us?
to lecture sb
to lecture [lectured|lectured] {v.t.} [Brit.]
lecture {substantif}
Recommendation for second reading by Mr Seal
We shall not do that at this second reading.
Meier recommendation for second reading
4 recommendations for second reading:
It is involved in the second reading.
Synonymes
Synonymes (anglais) pour "lecture":
© Princeton Universitycall on the carpet · take to task · rebuke · rag · trounce · reproof · reprimand · jaw · dress down · call down · scold · chide · berate · bawl out · talk · lecturing · speech · talking to · public lecture
Synonymes (français) pour "lecture":
© myThes Dicollectedéchiffrage · relecture · scolarité · cursus · culture · connaissance · savoir · science · lettres · instruction
Exemples d'usage
Traductions similaires pour "lecture" en français
Before that, we'll lecture him!
We peer at them and lecture them.
And I went and basically scoped out the lecture site.
In this report, the European Parliament presumes to lecture us on moral theology.
I say to the Commission and the Council that they cannot come here and give us a lecture.
It's not for the 200 people or the hundred people that might see us give the lecture.
The Commission's aim was not to establish a ranking of Member States or to lecture them.
But to lecture us and then achieve nothing in the Council is a slightly hypocritical course of action, Commissioner.
In that case, Member States could not lecture the United States on what Washington might decide to do with its troops.
And instead of giving this lecture that we've been planning for, like, nine months, we're gonna, like, you know, just disband the WTO.
She's actually, it turns out, been e-mailing all these people and basically calling journalists and getting people to attend his lecture.
We as a legislature should not lecture people about how to run their lives, but we do need to help them find the right path through life.
The Commissioner has not in fact told us anything we did not already know in his four and a half, almost five-minute lecture.
And in that case it has no right at all to lecture others about the right way to fight corruption!
Naturally, I do not think either Parliament or the institutions of the European Union as a whole are in a position to lecture.
However, some of my British constituents who wish to lecture and reside in Italy are not so fortunate as I am today.
Everybody sensible has made the point that it is, at the least, unwise for us to lecture the Islamic world as though we had a monopoly of virtue.

