English-French translation for "lances"

to lance [lanced|lanced] {vb} (also: to hole, to break through, to drill, to erupt)

he/she/it lances (Present)

to lance [lanced|lanced] {vb} [med.]

he/she/it lances (Present)

to lance [lanced|lanced] {vb} [med.]

spears {pl}

heaving (throw) {noun}

to launch [launched|launched] {vb}

to hurl [hurled|hurled] {vb}

to bring out {vb}

to put [put|put] {vb}

to rap out {vb}

to sling [slung|slung] {vb}

to start up {vb}

to throw [threw|thrown] {vb}

to start [started|started] {vb}

to activate [activated|activated] {vb} [IT]

to prime [primed|primed] {vb} [IT]

to bowl [bowled|bowled] (ball, bowl) {v.t.}

In free lances there were 10, 817 employed persons, out of which 52.48% women.

In the Republic of Croatia in 2002 there were 216, 395 employees, out of which 46.27% women, employed in crafts and free lances.

Something of the game that you take by your hands or your lances (while you are on the Pilgrimage) is God’s testing of you so that He may prove those who fear Him (though) unseen.

There is a prohibition on the use of arms that are per se calculated to cause unnecessary suffering (e.g., projectiles filled with glass, irregular shaped bullets, lances with barbed heads).