English-French translation for "to traverse"

crosspiece {noun}

crossbeam {noun}

sleep {noun} [autom.]

noggin {noun} [construct.]

to get across {vb}

to get over {vb}

to go across {vb}

to cross over {vb}

to traverse [traversed|traversed] {vb}

to walk across {vb}

to cross [crossed|crossed] {vb}

to pass through {v.i.}

to cross [crossed|crossed] {v.t.} [aviat.]

The speed of traverse shall be about 100 mm/min.

The speed of traverse shall be about 100 mm/min.

The speed of traverse shall be about 100 mm/min.

The speed of traverse shall be about 100 mm/min.

The implementation process will have to traverse four stages.

- one traverse vertical plane 2 000 mm in front of the vehicle,

Two North-South traverses were made in the East and West regions.

- one traverse vertical plane 2,000 mm in front of the vehicle,

(b) one traverse vertical plane 2,000 mm in front of the vehicle,

(b) one traverse vertical plane 2,000 mm in front of the plane defined in (a),

Similarly, mixed schools traverse a bumpy ride through the tabular period.

(a) one traverse vertical plane through the outermost point of the front of the vehicle,

Anchorage, without any cargo or passenger movements, and traversing the port are excluded.

(a) one traverse vertical plane through the outermost point of the front of the vehicle-cab,

- One traverse vertical plane through the outermost point of the front of the vehicle-cab,

Discussions should traverse regions and interest groups and aim at tangible results.

The present-day use of traverses to provide access for emergency services has been examined and confirmed as suitable.

The Customs authorities of the other countries traversed reserve the right to require its translation into their own language.

Despite the best efforts we have all made, the Council was not in a position to traverse the path and to take everybody along.

It was aware that the Palestinians and the Israelis were traversing a very delicate and crucial bridge in the peace process.