English-French translation for "cover"
"cover" French translation
cover {noun}
cover {noun} (also: lid, blanket, covering, collateral)
The year of the edition will be put inside on the first page (not on the cover).
A recent cover story in Time magazine featured our esteemed Secretary-General.
The prisoners slept on the floor with only a thin blanket for cover in winter.
The prisoners slept on the floor with only a thin blanket for cover in winter.
On the cover page, in the summary box, paragraph 3, the last sentence should read:
I jumped down on one side to take cover, and Tom jumped down on the other side.
Some villagers were reportedly shot dead while trying to run for cover.
No person should fear leaving his house because he may have to scramble for cover.
Other villagers were reportedly shot while running for cover.
Sierra Leone's jungle also provides a natural hiding place and cover for concealed movement by guerrilla forces.
Hence, each connecting port is sealed by 2 valve seats and 1 sealing cover.
Hence, each connecting port is sealed by 3 valve seats and 1 sealing cover.
(f) Light the candle and apply the closure system (cover or plastic film);
Light the candle and apply the closure system (cover or plastic film).
(f) Light the candle and apply the closure system (cover or plastic film);
to cover {verb}
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to defray, to smother)
If this happens, there will be no way to cover the shortfalls in other accounts.
Level-2 sites are defined according to topic and do not have to cover all topics.
It is hoped to expand this service to cover all parts of the country in the future.
Why should we correct and even cover up for the sloppiness of the other place?
We can no longer afford to cover the above issues with the cloak of charity.
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to overlay, to re-cover)
“Validity” was a broad enough term to cover both form and substance.
These areas are very broad and could cover any type of environmental measures.
A fine layer may cover a large part of the area around the calyx.
The crust should cover the whole of the surface area of the manure.
They are already preparing a new 'frame ' to cover Chernobyl.
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to cover up)
to cover up
(c) Two locally recruited staff members stole over 6,000 plastic covers and a printer;
(k) A locally recruited staff member stole plastic covers;
Iranians hide their satellite dishes under canvas covers or disguise them in air conditioning systems.
9.1.0.11.3 The hatchway covers shall be spraytight and weathertight or be covered by waterproof tarpaulins.
to cover [covered|covered] {vb}
to cover [covered|covered] {vb} (also: to conceal)
Anything less smells of a cover-up to protect the Prime Minister.
It is unbelievable to see the lengths to which this government will go to cover up this embarrassing situation.
I believe, like many others, that they are trying to cover up something by cutting this whole process short.
They are very good at cover-ups.
In an attempt to cover up this activity, the staff member improperly disposed of the missing equipment at the side of a road (2001).
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "cover":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "cover" in French
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