Summary
pressure {noun}
impulsion · instance · pression · vive sollicitation · instances · forcing · manomètre
to pressure {verb}
faire pression sur
English-French translation for "pressure"
"pressure" French translation
pressure {noun}
This assures that the flexible fuel line is in a different configuration on each succeeding pressure cycle impulse.
After the impulse-test the hose has to withstand the test-pressure as mentioned in paragraph 1.5.4.2.
After the impulse-test the hose has to withstand the test-pressure as mentioned in paragraph 2.5.4.2.
There may be variations in the donor charge provided that the pressure and duration of the pulse is comparable with the prescribed booster.
The work of the Mechanism is an important tool for keeping up the pressure and for ensuring continued and strengthened implementation of...
After considerable pressure, Privy Council provided a token amount of funding for the hearings in the Federal Court's trial division.
There were growing Government pressures on NGOs in United Nations forums.
Burst pressure (Pb) - the maximum pressure the component will withstand when new;
B. Mitigating the internal and external pressure factors on prosecutors' activity
Pressure cycling shall be performed in accordance with the following procedure:
Pressure oscillations of the exhaust gas must not exceed ± 500 Pa on the average.
2.2.1. tyres shall be inflated to the pressure prescribed by the manufacturer.
pressure {noun} (also: insistence, urgency)
Those are four powerful players indeed, and we want to see them exerting decisive diplomatic pressure.
commercial and political pressure.
It must also encourage other United Nations bodies to vastly intensify the political pressure that is necessary to put an end to these
to pile on the pressure
Liability must include GMOs, particularly at a time when the United States is putting pressure on to try to get the moratorium on imports
A pressure gauge (G), which shall be precise and accurate to within * 0.4 kPa;
Checking shall be performed by means of a pressure gauge of by vacuum measurement.
Checking shall be performed by means of a pressure gauge or by vacuum measurement.
Checking shall be performed by means of a pressure gauge or by vacuum measurement.
Checking shall be performed by means of a pressure gauge or by a vacuum measurement.
to pressure {verb}
to pressure {vb} (also: to put the squeeze on, to lobby)
He encouraged the Security Council to put pressure on Eritrea in that regard.
There are thus reasons enough for keeping up the pressure on the Croatian Government.
That is why my question asks for pressure to be put on the Indian Government.
In particular, there are often limited means of exerting pressure on non-State actors.
The need to put pressure on them and criticize them is all too obvious.
pressurer {verb}
to press [pressed|pressed] {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "pressure":
© Princeton Universitycoerce · hale · squeeze · force · blackmail · blackjack · press · pressing · pressure sensation · atmospheric pressure · air pressure · pressure level · force per unit area · imperativeness · insistence · insistency
Synonyms (French) for "pressurer":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "pressure" in French
Similar words
presidents · presidium · presphenoid · press · press-house · press-stud · press-up · pressed · pressing · pressman · pressure · pressure-cooker · pressure-therapy · pressures · pressurization · prestige · prestigious · prestressed · prestressing · presumable · presumably
Even more translations in the English-Indonesian dictionary by bab.la.