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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

pro forma [pʀofɔʀma] ADJ inv

facture pro forma
pro forma invoice
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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facture pro forma
pro forma invoice
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pro forma invoice
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I. former [fɔʀme] VB trans

1. former (prendre l'aspect de):

former cercle, rectangle
to form
la rivière forme un coude
the river forms a bend

2. former (constituer):

former
to form, constitute
les personnes formant le comité
the people forming the committee
ils forment un couple très uni
they are a very close couple
il forme avec son partenaire une brillante équipe
he and his partner make a brilliant team
formez des groupes de cinq
get into groups of five

3. former (réunir les éléments de, réaliser):

former
to form
former un gouvernement
to form a government
former un train
to form a train
former une équipe/une commission/une association
to form a team/a commission/an association

4. former:

former (donner une formation à) personnel
to train (à faire to do)
former (éduquer) personne, goût
to educate
former (éduquer) personne, goût
to develop
former personnalité, caractère, esprit
to form
former intelligence
to develop
former opinion
to form
former qn au traitement de texte
to train sb in word processing
enseignement qui permet de former des individus responsables
teaching which produces responsible people

5. former (produire):

former abcès, pellicule
to form

6. former (mettre en forme):

former lettres, phrases
to form

7. former (concevoir) form:

former projet
to conceive
je forme le vœu que tout se passe bien
I hope that everything goes well

II. se former VB refl

1. se former (se créer):

se former
to form
un caillot s'est formé dans l'artère
a clot has formed in the artery
l'image qui se forme sur la rétine
the image that forms on the retina
il se forme de la buée
condensation forms

2. se former (être créé):

se former
to be formed
le gouvernement s'est formé autour d'une politique commune
the government was formed around a common policy

3. se former (acquérir une formation):

se former
to train, to be trained (à in)
se former à la vente/au marketing
to train in sales/in marketing
il est allé se former au Japon
he went to train in Japan

4. se former (s'éduquer):

se former caractère, personnalité, style:
to develop
se former personne:
to educate oneself
son style s'est formé peu à peu
his style developed gradually
il s'est formé à l'école de la vie
he was educated in the university of life

5. se former (concevoir):

se former
to form

jeunesse [ʒœnɛs] N f

1. jeunesse (période):

jeunesse
youth
dans ma jeunesse
in my youth
la première ou prime jeunesse
early youth
le charme de la jeunesse
the charms of youth
une seconde jeunesse
a new lease of life
il n'a pas eu de jeunesse
he didn't have a proper youth
un amour de jeunesse
an early girlfriend/boyfriend
une erreur de jeunesse
a youthful misdemeanour Brit
il n'est plus de la première jeunesse hum
he's no longer in the first flush of youth hum

2. jeunesse (fait d'être jeune):

jeunesse
youth
la jeunesse des candidats
the fact that the candidates are young, the youthfulness of the candidates
quand on a la jeunesse, tout est possible
when you are young, everything is possible

3. jeunesse (comme qualité):

jeunesse
youthfulness
la jeunesse de sa voix
the youthfulness of his/her voice
avoir un air de jeunesse
to look young
avoir une grande jeunesse d'esprit
to be young in spirit
être plein de jeunesse
to be full of vitality

4. jeunesse (les jeunes):

jeunesse
young people pl
la jeunesse ouvrière
young working people
l'entrain de la jeunesse
the enthusiasm of the young
littérature/émissions pour la jeunesse
literature/programmes Brit for young people
la jeunesse étudiante
students pl

5. jeunesse (femme):

jeunesse inf, dated
young woman
jeunesse dorée
bright young things pl , gilded youth
jeunesses communistes
Communist youth movement sing
jeunesses hitlériennes HISTORY, POL
Hitler Youth
Jeunesses musicales
organization promoting musical activities for young people

Phrases:

il faut que jeunesse se passe
youth must have its fling
les voyages forment la jeunesse
travel broadens the mind

pro [pʀo] N mf abbrev

pro → professionnel

pro
pro inf

I. professionn|el (professionnelle) [pʀɔfesjɔnɛl] ADJ

1. professionnel (relatif au métier):

professionnel (professionnelle) qualification, catégorie, objectif, prétention, réussite
professional
professionnel (professionnelle) vie, milieu
working attr , professional
professionnel (professionnelle) maladie
occupational
professionnel (professionnelle) enseignement, baccalauréat, formation
vocational
professionnel (professionnelle) exposition, salon
trade
j'ai eu de la chance dans le domaine ou sur le plan professionnel
I've been lucky in my professional life
pour raisons professionnelles
for work ou professional reasons
revendications professionnelles
workers' demands
jargon professionnel
specialist jargon
l'avenir professionnel
career prospects pl
avoir une activité professionnelle
to have an occupation, to be in work
en dehors de mes activités professionnelles
outside my work
il s'occupe de leur réinsertion professionnelle
he's responsible for finding them jobs
local à usage professionnel
business premises pl

2. professionnel (non amateur):

professionnel (professionnelle) joueur, club, statut, danseur
professional
tricheur professionnel hum
professional cheat
acteur/sportif non professionnel
amateur ou nonprofessional actor/sportsman

II. professionn|el (professionnelle) [pʀɔfesjɔnɛl] N m (f)

1. professionnel (spécialiste d'un métier):

professionnel (professionnelle)
professional
le salon est réservé aux professionnels
the show is restricted to people in the trade
un professionnel du cinéma
a professional film-maker
un professionnel du bâtiment
a person working in the building trade
les professionnels de la santé
health professionals
c'est du travail de professionnel lit, fig
it's a professional job

2. professionnel (non-amateur):

professionnel (professionnelle)
professional
passer professionnel
to turn professional

III. professionnelle N f

professionnelle f (prostituée):

professionnelle inf
prostitute
professionnelle inf
pro inf

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I. former [fɔʀme] VB trans

1. former (façonner, constituer, produire):

former
to form

2. former (créer, organiser):

former association, parti, coalition
to form
former complot
to organize

3. former (assembler des éléments):

former équipes, collection
to build
former cortège, armée
to form

4. former (concevoir):

former idée, pensée
to have
former le projet/dessein de +infin
to plan/intend to +infin
nous formons des vœux pour votre réussite
we wish you success

5. former (instruire):

former personne
to train
former caractère
to form
former qn voyage, épreuve
to form sb's character

6. former (prendre l'aspect, la forme de):

former cercle
to describe
former boucle
to form

II. former [fɔʀme] VB refl

1. former (naître):

se former images
to form

2. former (se disposer):

se former en colonne
to draw up in a column

3. former (s'instruire):

se former
to educate oneself

pro [pʀo] N mf inf

pro abbreviation of professionnel

pro
pro

I. professionnel(le) [pʀɔfesjɔnɛl] ADJ

1. professionnel (relatif à un métier):

professionnel(le) conscience, qualification, vie
professional
professionnel(le) cours, enseignement
vocational
lycée professionnel
technical school

2. professionnel (↔ amateur):

professionnel(le) écrivain, journaliste
professional

3. professionnel (compétent):

professionnel(le)
adept

II. professionnel(le) [pʀɔfesjɔnɛl] N m(f)

1. professionnel (homme de métier, personne compétente):

professionnel(le)
professional
professionnel du tourisme/de l'enseignement
tourism/education professional

2. professionnel SPORTS:

passer professionnel inf
to turn professional
u rečniku PONS

I. former [fɔʀme] VB trans

1. former (façonner, constituer, produire):

former
to form

2. former (créer, organiser):

former association, parti, coalition
to form
former complot
to organize

3. former (assembler des éléments):

former équipes, collection
to build
former cortège, armée
to form

4. former (concevoir):

former idée, pensée
to have
former le projet/dessein de +infin
to plan/intend to +infin
nous formons des vœux pour votre réussite
we wish you success

5. former (instruire):

former personne
to train
former caractère
to form
former qn voyage, épreuve
to form sb's character

6. former (prendre l'aspect, la forme de):

former cercle
to describe
former boucle
to form

II. former [fɔʀme] VB refl

1. former (naître):

se former images
to form

2. former (se disposer):

se former en colonne
to draw up in a column

3. former (s'instruire):

se former
to educate oneself

pro [pʀo] N mf inf

pro abbreviation of professionnel

pro
pro

I. professionnel(le) [pʀɔfesjɔnɛl] ADJ

1. professionnel (relatif à un métier):

professionnel(le) conscience, qualification, vie
professional
professionnel(le) cours, enseignement
vocational
lycée professionnel
vocational school

2. professionnel (↔ amateur):

professionnel(le) écrivain, journaliste
professional

3. professionnel (compétent):

professionnel(le)
adept

II. professionnel(le) [pʀɔfesjɔnɛl] N m(f)

1. professionnel (homme de métier, personne compétente):

professionnel(le)
professional
professionnel du tourisme/de l'enseignement
tourism/education professional

2. professionnel SPORTS:

passer professionnel inf
to turn professional
Présent
jeforme
tuformes
il/elle/onforme
nousformons
vousformez
ils/ellesforment
Imparfait
jeformais
tuformais
il/elle/onformait
nousformions
vousformiez
ils/ellesformaient
Passé simple
jeformai
tuformas
il/elle/onforma
nousformâmes
vousformâtes
ils/ellesformèrent
Futur simple
jeformerai
tuformeras
il/elle/onformera
nousformerons
vousformerez
ils/ellesformeront
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