SPEECH DIFFICULTY - Prevod od engleski do francuski

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

speech difficulty N

speech difficulty

difficulté f d'élocution

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

difficulty [Brit ˈdɪfɪk(ə)lti, Am ˈdɪfəkəlti] N

1. difficulty (of task, activity, situation):

difficulty

difficulté f

the difficulty of doing

la difficulté de faire

to have difficulty (in) doing sth

avoir du mal à faire qc

to have great difficulty (in) doing

avoir beaucoup de mal à faire

to have difficulty with one's eyesight

avoir des problèmes de vue

I have difficulty with that idea

cette idée me pose un problème

2. difficulty (problem):

difficulty

difficulté f

difficulty

problème m

the difficulties of forming a government/of living here

les difficultés de la formation d'un gouvernement/de la vie ici

the difficulty is that …

le problème est que …

to run into difficulties

se heurter à des difficultés

I can't see any difficulty in doing

je ne vois aucune difficulté à faire

3. difficulty (of puzzle, author, style):

difficulty

difficulté f (of de)

Phrases:

in difficulty (in trouble)

en difficulté

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

difficulty <-ties> N

1. difficulty no pl (being difficult):

difficulty

difficulté f

2. difficulty (much effort):

difficulty

peine f

with difficulty

avec peine

3. difficulty (problem):

difficulty

problème m

to encounter difficulties

faire face à des problèmes

to be fraught with difficulties

être plein de difficultés

to have difficulty doing sth no pl

avoir de la peine à faire qc

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

difficulty <-ties> N

1. difficulty (being difficult):

difficulty

difficulté f

2. difficulty (much effort):

difficulty

peine f

with difficulty

avec peine

3. difficulty (problem):

difficulty

problème m

to encounter difficulties

faire face à des problèmes

to be fraught with difficulties

être plein de difficultés

to have difficulty doing sth

avoir de la peine à faire qc

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

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

It is a fairly easy plant to grow in gardens, but is rarely seen due to difficulties in propagation.

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We stopped very often to listen as it was so dark we had difficulty in keeping the man in front in view.

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Building them provided the engineers with difficulties in crossing the terrain, with the hard sandstone adding to their problems.

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This highlights the difficulty talibs have in meeting the quotas requested by marabouts.

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Many victims of residential school syndrome suffer from difficulty sleeping and anger management issues and find themselves withdrawing from those around them.

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