CONTRACT - Translation from English into French

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. contract N [Brit ˈkɒntrakt, Am ˈkɑntrækt]

1. contract (agreement):

contract ADMIN, LAW

contrat m (for pour, with avec)

employment contract , contract of employment

contrat m de travail

a two-year contract

un contrat de deux ans

to enter into a contract with

passer un contrat avec

to be on a contract

être sous contrat

to be under contract with

être sous contrat avec

to be under contract to

travailler sous contrat avec

to be out of contract

être libre de tout contrat

2. contract COMM (tender):

contract

contrat m

to win/lose a contract

remporter/perdre un contrat

to award a contract to

octroyer un contrat à

to place a contract for sth with

octroyer un contrat pour qc à

a contract to maintain or for the maintenance of

un contrat d'entretien de

to do work under contract

faire un travail par or sur contrat

to put work out to contract

donner un travail en sous-traitance

to put work out to contract attr labour, worker

contractuel/-elle

the work is done on a contract basis

le travail est effectué en sous-traitance

3. contract (for assassination) sl:

to put out a contract on person

payer un tueur à gages pour abattre

there's a contract out on him

un tueur a été engagé pour l'abattre

4. contract GAMES (in bridge):

contract

contrat m

II. contract VB trans [Brit kənˈtrakt, Am kənˈtrækt]

1. contract MED (develop):

contract virus, disease

contracter (from par le contact avec)

2. contract LAW (arrange):

contract marriage, alliance, debt, duty, loan

contracter

3. contract COMM, LAW:

to be contracted to do

être tenu par contrat de faire

4. contract (tighten):

contract muscles

contracter

III. contract VB intr [Brit kənˈtrakt, Am kənˈtrækt]

1. contract COMM, LAW (undertake):

to contract to do

s'engager par contrat à faire

to contract with sb to do

passer un contrat avec qn pour faire

2. contract (shrink):

contract wood, metal:

se contracter

contract power, influence, support, funds, market:

diminuer

3. contract:

contract MED, PHYSIOL

se contracter

casual contract N

casual contract

contrat m temporaire

underwriting contract N FIN

underwriting contract

contrat m de garantie

I. contract into VB Brit (contract into [sth])

contract into group, scheme:

contract into

souscrire à

employment contract N

employment contract

contrat m de travail

service contract N COMM

service contract

contrat m d'entretien

social contract N

social contract

contrat m social

futures contract N

futures contract

contrat m à terme

film contract N

film contract

contrat m de tournage

marriage contract N

marriage contract

contrat m de mariage

in the PONS Dictionary

English

French

I. contract¹ [ˈkɒntrækt, Am ˈkɑ:n-] N

contract

contrat m

to break/to draw up a contract

rompre/établir un contrat

to enter into a contract

passer un contrat

II. contract¹ [ˈkɒntrækt, Am ˈkɑ:n-] VB intr

to contract to +infin

s'engager à +infin

to contract with sb

passer un contrat avec qn

I. contract² [kənˈtrækt] VB intr

contract

se contracter

II. contract² [kənˈtrækt] VB trans

contract

contracter

contract in VB intr

contract in

s'engager

contract out VB trans

to contract out of sth

se retirer de qc

to contract out sth to sb

déléguer qc à qn

service contract N

1. service contract (employment contract):

service contract

contrat m

2. service contract (warranty):

service contract

garantie f

union agreement N, union contract N Am

union agreement

accord m syndical

rescind contract

annuler

French

English

le froid contracte qc

cold makes sth contract

se contracter

to contract

CDD

limited employment contract

contrat

contract

passer/conclure un contrat avec qn

to sign/agree a contract with sb

contrat de travail

work contract

in the PONS Dictionary

English

French

I. contract¹ [ˈkan·trækt] N

contract

contrat m

to break/to draw up a contract

rompre/établir un contrat

to enter into a contract

passer un contrat

II. contract¹ [ˈkan·trækt] VB intr

to contract to +infin

s'engager à +infin

to contract with sb

passer un contrat avec qn

I. contract² [kən·ˈtrækt] VB intr

contract

se contracter

II. contract² [kən·ˈtrækt] VB trans

contract

contracter

service contract N

service contract

garantie f

contract in VB intr

contract in

s'engager

contract out VB trans

to contract out of sth

se retirer de qc

to contract out sth to sb

déléguer qc à qn

at-will contract

qui peut être cassé(e) sans motif ni préavis

rescind contract

annuler

French

English

contrat

contract

contrat à durée déterminée/indéterminée

fixed-term/open contract

contrat de travail

work contract

C.D.D.

fixed-term contract

le froid contracte qc

cold makes sth contract

contracter

to contract

OFAJ Glossary "Intégration et égalité des chances"

contrat de travail

employment contract

contrat d’intérim

temporary employment contract

convention de stage

internship contract

CDI

open-ended employment contract

CDD

fixed-term employment contract

Present

I	contract
you	contract
he/she/it	contracts
we	contract
you	contract
they	contract

Past

I	contracted
you	contracted
he/she/it	contracted
we	contracted
you	contracted
they	contracted

Present Perfect

I	have	contracted
you	have	contracted
he/she/it	has	contracted
we	have	contracted
you	have	contracted
they	have	contracted

Past Perfect

I	had	contracted
you	had	contracted
he/she/it	had	contracted
we	had	contracted
you	had	contracted
they	had	contracted

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

That the effectiveness of this strategy has been amplified by union agreements signed this year with mining service providers.

www.afr.com

They understand that no worker should be worse off under new union agreements.

www.theage.com.au

An employee covered by a union agreement is typically barred from bringing a claim to court.

www.mondaq.com

A union agreement was ratified a month later, ending the strike.

www.hollywoodreporter.com

The trade union agreement is subject to a ballot of union members which will take place over the next few weeks.

www.scunthorpetelegraph.co.uk