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Prevodi za city fathers u rečniku engleski»francuski

city fathers N npl

city fathers

édiles mpl

Prevodi za city fathers u rečniku engleski»francuski

I.father [Brit ˈfɑːðə, Am ˈfɑðər] N

1. father (parent):

father

père m

to be like a father to sb

être un vrai père pour qn

from father to son

de père en fils

2. father (ancestor):

father

père m

father

ancêtre m

land of our fathers

patrie de nos pères or aïeux

3. father (originator):

father

père m

the father of the motor car/of English theatre

le père de l'automobile/du théâtre anglais

4. father REL (God):

Father

Père m

the Our Father (prayer)

le Notre Père

God the Father

Dieu le Père

5. father (title for priest):

Father

père m

Father Smith

le père Smith

thank you, Father

merci, mon père

II.father [Brit ˈfɑːðə, Am ˈfɑðər] VB trans

father child:

father

engendrer

III.father [Brit ˈfɑːðə, Am ˈfɑðər]

like father like son

tel père tel fils

the father and mother of a row inf

une prise de bec maison inf

City

City

The

City

Quartier londonien des affaires et de la finance, la City est le siège des grandes banques, des compagnies d'assurance et de la plupart des sociétés d'agents de change. 500 000 personnes viennent y travailler chaque jour.

city [Brit ˈsɪti, Am ˈsɪdi] N

1. city (town):

city

(grande) ville f

the medieval city

la cité médiévale

attr city streets/people

rues/gens de la ville

2. city Brit:

the City

la City

3. city (population):

city

ville f

vidi i City

City

City

The

City

Quartier londonien des affaires et de la finance, la City est le siège des grandes banques, des compagnies d'assurance et de la plupart des sociétés d'agents de change. 500 000 personnes viennent y travailler chaque jour.

city fathers u rečniku PONS

Prevodi za city fathers u rečniku engleski»francuski

city father N

city father

élu m local

Prevodi za city fathers u rečniku engleski»francuski

I.father [ˈfɑ:ðəʳ, Am -ðɚ] N

father

père m

from father to son

de père en fils

Father Eric

Père Eric

II.father [ˈfɑ:ðəʳ, Am -ðɚ] VB trans

father child:

father

engendrer

I.city <-ies> [ˈsɪti, Am ˈsɪt̬-] N

1. city (town):

city

ville f

capital city

capitale f

2. city Aus (centre of capital):

the city

le centre

city

De nombreuses cities américaines ont des surnoms. "New York" s'appelle "Gotham" ou "The Big Apple". Par analogie à ce dernier surnom, certains appellent "Los Angeles" "The Big Orange", mais d'autres lui préfèrent le surnom de "The City of the Angels". "Chicago", elle, est dénommée "The Windy City". "The City of Brotherly Love" désigne la ville de "Philadelphia". "Denver" porte le surnom de "The Mile-High city" à cause de son altitude et "Detroit" est dénommée "Motor City" à cause de son industrie automobile.

II.city <-ies> [ˈsɪti, Am ˈsɪt̬-] ADJ

city

urbain(e)

city life

citadin(e)

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

engleski

With the coming economic opportunities of the railroads, city fathers set themselves to wipe out mob violence.

en.wikipedia.org

The 1908 building was grand in scope and size, emphasizing the confidence city fathers saw in the future of the city.

en.wikipedia.org

As the municipal budget was typically $14 million or less, city fathers had issued bonds with annual payments of approximately $1 million over 25 years.

en.wikipedia.org

City fathers did not want him to store munitions locally.

www.dailyfreeman.com

A governor was to be appointed by the city fathers.

en.wikipedia.org

Thanks to the foresight of city fathers and years of struggle by civic champions, the waterfront is lined with a glorious string of public parks.

www.theglobeandmail.com

As a result, the city fathers applied for national funds and established programs to help the town.

en.wikipedia.org

Later in the local pharmacy, some of the city fathers were discussing the problem of lack of people coming to reside in the town.

en.wikipedia.org

In spite of good efforts of city fathers or of various religious denominations, it can be awfully difficult to crack attitudes.

www.catholicregister.org

The city fathers wanted to keep it that way.

www.counterpunch.org