Summary
correct {adjective}
juste · exact · conforme · correct · sans erreur · correct
to correct {verb}
corriger · redresser · rectifier · raturer · corriger
correct {adjective}
correct · faultless · proper · correct · right
Synonyms
correct: right · rectify · adjust
correct: approuvable · acceptable · tolérable
more (39)English-French translation for "correct"
"correct" French translation
correct {adjective}
Madam President, what Mr Heaton-Harris has just said is to some extent correct.
Mr Méndez de Vigo and Mr Tsatsos bring the correct approach to the discussion.
To transfer this responsibility to the budgetary authority is not correct.
However, only 43 per cent of people aged 15 to 24 years have correct knowledge of HIV.
The outcome was correct from every standpoint — legal, political and moral.
First, the portion that the honourable senator read from our platform is correct.
That is correct, even though I do not approve of her behaviour politically.
Senator LeBreton: What the honourable senator read is absolutely correct.
Senator LeBreton: Yes, honourable senators, that is absolutely correct.
The correct name of the riding I was referring to is Okanagan-Coquihalla.
Correct: Meaning is identical, or fully consistent with intention of the GHS construct.
We also believe that the draft resolution is not entirely correct.
That decision was correct, inasmuch as it promoted the universal character of this global Organization.
I went to Davis' office where he wrote a statement I read it and signed it as true and correct.
Mr President, while the resolution is correct and proper, it has omitted to include Ireland.
Correct name of spouse of the Permanent Representative: Ms. Linnéa Lidén Hermance
It would be more correct to replace it by "codes de restriction pour les tunnels".
Concentrating on one to the detriment of the others was not the correct path.
I believe that is the correct technical term that should be used at this point.
It is fashionable these days to talk about the railways; it is politically correct.
correct {adj.}
to correct {verb}
to correct [corrected|corrected] {vb} (also: to retouch, to set right, to sub-edit, to patch)
If this is the information at your disposal, I prefer to correct it immediately.
At least today the Prime Minister has made some attempt to correct that imbalance.
Furthermore, article 14 does not provide for a right to “correct” the error made.
This bill will correct certain anomalies and has the support of the Bloc Quebecois.
Even deputy ministers have tried to correct the record on what the government says.
to correct [corrected|corrected] {vb} (also: to straighten, to straighten up, to upright)
MONUC is trying to correct the situation, but they are not following the timetable.
Farmers are asking what this government is going to do to correct the situation.
If we lose time, then it will take us decades to correct that situation.
In order to correct this situation, we do not need a great deal of donor assistance.
The mission recognizes, however, that efforts are being made to correct the ethnic imbalance.
to correct [corrected|corrected] {vb} (also: to kill, to murder, to rectify, to slay)
His delegation wished to correct a number of misapprehensions in the report.
Madam Speaker, I am very pleased to stand here and correct the hon. member.
Israel indicated it wanted to correct a few misconceptions in a number of statements.
I would like to correct the member with respect to the program he mentioned.
Correct the weight obtained by a blank determination on the reagents used.
to correct [corrected|corrected] {vb} (also: to cross out)
(f) There were, however, some cases where administrative organization was lacking and uncertified or uninitialed corrections and deletions were found in the records being kept;
to correct [corrected|corrected] {v.t.} (also: to right, to compensate, to redress)
correct {adjective}
Correct name of spouse of the Permanent Representative: Ms. Linnéa Lidén Hermance
It would be more correct to replace it by "codes de restriction pour les tunnels".
Concentrating on one to the detriment of the others was not the correct path.
I believe that is the correct technical term that should be used at this point.
It is fashionable these days to talk about the railways; it is politically correct.
I am not challenging this whole question of whether this is a proper system or not.
For these reasons proper labelling and an appropriate implementation are essential.
There are more than 1 200 000 children lacking a proper education system.
Where, in truth, are the proposals for the proper layout of ports?
Was there a complete and proper enumeration done of all of the voters?
We should support any member of the House when he or she is doing the right thing.
(The right to an adequate standard of living and social protection — Jordan)
Our support for their struggle stems from our convictions about what is right and just.
He said that they had been told by private corporations that it was all right.
It does not extend to infringement of an individual's legal right by another individual.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "correct":
© Princeton Universityright · rectify · adjust · set · chastise · castigate · objurgate · chasten · decline · slump · compensate · redress · discipline · sort out · counterbalance · make up · even out · even off · even up
Synonyms (French) for "correct":
© myThes Dicollecteapprouvable · acceptable · tolérable · admissible · présentable · convenable · potable · satisfaisant · bienséant · agréable · congru · décent · délicat · honnête · poli · conforme · approprié · semblable · analogue · identique
Usage examples
Usage examples for "correct" in French
Forum results
"correct" translation - forum results
Similar words
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