city council in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for city council in the English»French Dictionary

city council N

city council

conseil m municipal

Translations for city council in the English»French Dictionary

parish/city/international council

conseil paroissial/municipal/international

Translations for city council in the French»English Dictionary

mairie (dans une grande ville)

city council

municipalité (de grande ville)

city council

ville

town ou city council

Translations for city council in the English»French Dictionary

council [Brit ˈkaʊns(ə)l, Am ˈkaʊnsəl] N

1. council:

council

conseil m

parish/city/international council

conseil paroissial/municipal/international

the Council of Europe

le Conseil de l'Europe

the Council of Ministers (in EU)

le Conseil des ministres

in council

en assemblée

2. council attr (of local council):

council employee, workman

municipal

council grant

de la municipalité

City

City

The

City

Quartier londonien des affaires et de la finance, la City est le siège des grandes banques, des compagnies d'assurance et de la plupart des sociétés d'agents de change. 500 000 personnes viennent y travailler chaque jour.

city [Brit ˈsɪti, Am ˈsɪdi] N

1. city (town):

city

(grande) ville f

the medieval city

la cité médiévale

attr city streets/people

rues/gens de la ville

2. city Brit:

the City

la City

3. city (population):

city

ville f

See also City

City

City

The

City

Quartier londonien des affaires et de la finance, la City est le siège des grandes banques, des compagnies d'assurance et de la plupart des sociétés d'agents de change. 500 000 personnes viennent y travailler chaque jour.

city council in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for city council in the French»English Dictionary

mairie

city council Am

municipalité

city council Am

conseil municipal

city council Am

Translations for city council in the English»French Dictionary

council [ˈkaʊntsəl] N ADMIN

council

conseil m

I.city <-ies> [ˈsɪti, Am ˈsɪt̬-] N

1. city (town):

city

ville f

capital city

capitale f

2. city Aus (centre of capital):

the city

le centre

city

De nombreuses cities américaines ont des surnoms. "New York" s'appelle "Gotham" ou "The Big Apple". Par analogie à ce dernier surnom, certains appellent "Los Angeles" "The Big Orange", mais d'autres lui préfèrent le surnom de "The City of the Angels". "Chicago", elle, est dénommée "The Windy City". "The City of Brotherly Love" désigne la ville de "Philadelphia". "Denver" porte le surnom de "The Mile-High city" à cause de son altitude et "Detroit" est dénommée "Motor City" à cause de son industrie automobile.

II.city <-ies> [ˈsɪti, Am ˈsɪt̬-] ADJ

city

urbain(e)

city life

citadin(e)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The agencies promptly countered by pressuring the city council to pass an ordinance forbidding street speaking.

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However, the entire collection of paintings was not formally possessed by the city council until 1625, after the city fathers had decided which paintings were suitable for the city hall.

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Numerous other managerial staff have left because of the "toxic" environment that permeates the city council.

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In late 2012, the cancer returned and, her health failing, she was forced to step down from the mayorship and city council.

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Brown didn't mince his words when asked how he felt about city council's decision to eliminate the lanes and re-open the reversal centre lane for vehicles.

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Prior to 1957, he was appointed by the city council and the head of the executive branch.

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Between 1994 and 1998, he served on the city council of Bern.

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According to the plan approved by the city council, the community will contain residential condos and townhouses, commercial, and retail buildings.

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The city council has the right to determine its own rules and order of business for council meetings.

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The city council also used its privilege to select new magistrates, ignoring objections from the old magistrates who were still in office.

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