Summary
to engage {verb}
intéresser · engager · occuper · s'engrener · enclencher · s'enclencher
engagé {adjective}
committed · engaged · invested
engager {verb}
to hire · to engage · to sign on · to take on · to retain · to bind · to nominate
English-French translation for "to engage"
"to engage" French translation
to engage {verb}
to engage [engaged|engaged] {vb} (also: to interest, to absorb)
I hope honourable senators will find time to engage in this humanitarian crisis.
To engage with the reader, data and graphics must convey a clear message.
We are working hard to engage the private sector with our work.
The project's popular web site, United Nations Cyberschoolbus, continues to engage students around the world.
A way to engage the outside world is, perhaps, to have increased recourse to public meetings.
to engage [engaged|engaged] {vb} (also: to hire, to sign on, to take on)
The PPE is prepared to engage in constructive cooperation with the other groups.
I am ready to continue to engage all parties involved in order to pursue this path.
They cannot go over there with batteries of lawyers to engage in litigation.
The Chairperson invited the Committee to engage in a general discussion on the item.
the loosening up of procedures, making it possible to engage in enhanced cooperation;
to engage [engaged|engaged] {vb} (also: to live in, to hold, to occupy)
(b) Loss of the right to hold certain posts or engage in certain activities;
The mission also plans to engage two consultants to deal with environmental issues.
(d) Occupation of Time (when) — do you engage when you wish?
But only the Security Council has the power and authority to effectively engage in conflict prevention.
As the member alluded to, we have to engage in ways to deal with conflict all over the world.
to engage [engaged|engaged] {vb} [engin.]
to engage [engaged|engaged] {v.t.} (also: to set in motion, to interlock)
We need to engage and create the participatory functioning of the EU institutions.
to engage
"11.5 Stability enhancement system engaged: ……………Yes/No/Not applicable 2/"
Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) engaged: ………. yes/not/not applicable 2/"
These shall be lit only when the reverse gear is engaged.
to engage [engaged|engaged] {v.i.} [engin.]
engagé {adjective}
As a result, it is anticipated that the unspent balance would be fully committed.
Finland is committed to further strengthening the rights of indigenous peoples.
Our Government is committed to protecting the integrity of our immigration system.
The Italian Government is strongly committed to reaching a balanced agreement.
Ireland is committed to providing multi-annual funding to UNICEF for 2001-2003.
The minimum crew does not include personnel engaged in servicing passengers.
The minimum crew does not include personnel engaged in servicing passengers.”
In my opinion, Mr. Putin is a strong, thoughtful, pragmatic and engaged leader.
For our part, Canada has been engaged in the war on terrorism from the outset.
It was Health Canada that engaged this consultant to examine the workplace environment.
engager {verb}
to hire [hired|hired] {vb}
to engage [engaged|engaged] {vb}
to sign on {vb}
to take on {vb}
to retain [retained|retained] {vb} [law]
to bind [bound|bound] {vb} [law]
to nominate [nominated|nominated] {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "engage":
Synonyms (French) for "engagé":
Synonyms (French) for "engager":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to engage" in French
Similar words
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