Summary
pose {noun}
pose · affectation
to pose {verb}
poser · agir avec affectation · se montrer
pose {noun}
installation · laying · pose
posé {adjective}
cool-headed
poser {verb}
to install · to lay · to locate · to build · to construct · to pose · to put · to sit · to strike an attitude · to posture
Synonyms
pose: perplex · vex · stick
pose: apposition · application · juxtaposition
posé: appuyé · remarqué · soutenu
poser: appuyer · fonder · presser
more (40)English-French translation for "pose"
"pose" French translation
pose {noun}
The proposal is in keeping with current practice, which does not pose any problems.
Diversity will continue to be important and recruitment on that front does pose challenges.
All the real problems that the transition to the euro pose have been carefully passed over.
Eurostat will verify that this does not pose any problems for their system.
Ms. WARZAZI said that the reduction in speaking time really did pose serious problems.
pose {noun} (also: assignment, affectation, affectedness, earmaking)
to pose
to pose {verb}
to pose [posed|posed] {vb} (also: to install, to lay, to locate, to build)
The Chairperson invited Committee members to pose questions to the delegation.
Experts will also have the opportunity to pose follow-up questions as time permits.
I would like to take that from a more local perspective and to pose a question.
Mr. Speaker, I would like to pose a question to the hon. member for Lac-Saint-Louis.
In conclusion, I would like to make one observation and pose two questions.
to pose [posed|posed] {vb} (also: to attitudinize, to put on airs)
to pose [posed|posed] {vb} (also: to show oneself, to show up)
The possibility of reservations or of States adopting a non-cooperative stance posed further dangers.
pose {noun}
installation {noun}
(c) designers or contractors responsible for the installation of cylinders;
(a) Installation of blast protection film on all exposed facade windows of the premises;
(a) Installation of blast protection film on all exposed facade windows;
(ii) Installation equipment for the satellite Earth station ($100,000);
(b) Installation of vehicular barriers around the main building;
Tests should be carried out on material, construction, welding and laying work.
Security cannot be achieved without laying its basic foundation: peace.
Access to Kuwait by sea was prevented by the laying of mines in its offshore waters.
Access to Kuwait by the sea was prevented by the laying of mines in its offshore waters.
2.1.4 The prohibition of mine-laying operations and of operations to obstruct demining;
The proposal is in keeping with current practice, which does not pose any problems.
Diversity will continue to be important and recruitment on that front does pose challenges.
All the real problems that the transition to the euro pose have been carefully passed over.
Eurostat will verify that this does not pose any problems for their system.
Ms. WARZAZI said that the reduction in speaking time really did pose serious problems.
posé {adjective}
cool-headed {adj.}
poser {verb}
to install [installed|installed] {vb}
to locate [located|located] {vb}
to build [built|built] {vb}
to pose [posed|posed] {vb}
to posture [postured|postured] {v.t.} [pej.]
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "pose":
Synonyms (French) for "pose":
© myThes Dicollecteapposition · application · juxtaposition · atterrissage · arrivée · appontage · chichi · recherche · mièvrerie · faux-semblant · hypocrisie · comédie · simulation · attitude · ostentation · place · posture · position · aplomb · station
Synonyms (French) for "posé":
Synonyms (French) for "poser":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "pose" in French
Similar words
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