English-French translation for "doubles"

doubles {pl} (also: ringers)

double {noun} (also: doubloon)

double {adj.} (also: dual, duple, twin)

double {adj.} [aviat.]

to double [doubled|doubled] {v.t.}

he/she/it doubles (Present)

swaps {pl}

to line [lined|lined] {vb}

to double-cross {vb}

to dub [dubbed|dubbed] {vb}

to overhaul [overhauled|overhauled] {vb}

to stand in for {vb}

to repeat [repeated|repeated] (a class) {vb} [educ.]

to double [doubled|doubled] {v.t.}

to underlay [underlaid|underlaid] (carpet) {v.t.}

One click doubles the size of the view.

- well formed (see specific provisions for twins or doubles)

This doubles to 12% of 17-25 year olds.

The "Youth in Action" program doubles as a Grade Eleven Credit

This number of applications already doubles the projections of OHRM for the biennium 2002-2003.

The growth of world exports more than doubles the growth of world output, indicating further deepening of global economic integration.

This more than doubles Sweden's contribution to overall CO2 emissions from electricity production.

In the USA, for example, the postponement of ratification by three years will mean that the annual reduction effort almost doubles.

On the basis of the above data, one can conclude that with enlargement, the cohesion problem doubles in terms of its original scope and its original extent.

A significant risk when the EU becomes involved in areas that should chiefly be dealt with by the Member States, however, is that the body of legislation doubles.

The general health of the community is entrusted to a resident nurse, an assistant nurse and a local dental officer, who also doubles as an X-ray technician.

The lowest child mortality is found in women between 20 and 29 years of age at the time of delivery, and it doubles when women are over 40 years of age.