SPEECH DEFECT - Prevod od engleski do francuski

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

speech defect N

speech defect → speech impediment

speech impediment N

speech impediment

défaut m d'élocution

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

engleski

francuski

a hearing/sight/speech defect

un défaut de l'ouïe/de la vue/d'élocution

francuski

engleski

défaut de prononciation

speech impediment ou defect

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. defect N [Brit ˈdiːfɛkt, dɪˈfɛkt, Am ˈdifɛkt]

1. defect:

defect (flaw)

défaut m

defect (minor)

imperfection f

2. defect (disability):

a hearing/sight/speech defect

un défaut de l'ouïe/de la vue/d'élocution

II. defect VB intr [Brit dɪˈfɛkt, Am dəˈfɛkt]

defect

faire défection

to defect from cause, party

abandonner

to defect from country

s'enfuir de

to defect to the West/to the republican side

passer à l'Ouest/dans le camp des républicains

speech [Brit spiːtʃ, Am spitʃ] N

1. speech (oration):

speech

discours m (on sur, about à propos de)

speech THEAT

tirade f

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 POL

le Discours du Trône

2. speech:

speech (faculty)

parole f

speech (spoken form)

langage m

direct/indirect speech LING

discours m direct/indirect

direct/indirect speech LING

style 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 m

everyday speech

le langage de tous les jours

4. speech Am (subject):

speech SCHOOL, UNIV

expression f orale

to teach speech

enseigner l'expression orale

u rečniku PONS

I. defect [ˈdi:fekt] N

1. defect (imperfection):

defect

défaut m

2. defect TECH:

defect

vice m

3. defect MED:

defect

problème m

heart defect

problème au cœur

II. defect [ˈdi:fekt] VB intr POL

to defect from/to a country

s'enfuir de/vers un pays

to defect from the army

quitter l'armée

speech <-es> [spi:tʃ] N

1. speech no pl (act of speaking):

speech

parole f

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 m

3. speech (public talk):

speech

discours m

u rečniku PONS

I. defect [ˈdi·fekt, vb: dɪ·ˈfekt] N

1. defect (imperfection):

defect

défaut m

2. defect TECH:

defect

vice m

3. defect MED:

defect

problème m

heart defect

problème au cœur

II. defect [ˈdi·fekt, vb: dɪ·ˈfekt] VB intr POL

to defect from/to a country

s'enfuir de/vers un pays

to defect from the army

quitter l'armée

speech <-es> [spitʃ] N

1. speech (act of speaking):

speech

parole f

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 m

3. speech (public talk):

speech

discours m

Present

I	defect
you	defect
he/she/it	defects
we	defect
you	defect
they	defect

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

Due to a speech defect because of numerous operations on a cleft palate he was educated at home.

en.wikipedia.org

This was his way of overcoming shyness and an early speech defect, with determination and energy.

en.wikipedia.org

Each year, about 60,000 to 70,000 people suffer speech defects due to a stroke.

blogs.discovermagazine.com

The poet suffered from several speech defects simultaneously, which did not, however, detract from his other qualities.

www.rferl.org

Imagine, if you will, a disease that affects only a specific population group whose symptoms can include muscular numbness, hearing and speech defects, paralysis, insanity, coma and even death.

www.huffingtonpost.ca