CROSS-BORDER - Translation from English into French

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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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French

cross-border ADJ

cross-border: transfrontalier/-ière

cross border, line, threshold, mountains, ditch: franchir

French

English

I. frontal|ier (frontalière) [fʀɔ̃talje, ɛʀ] ADJ

frontalier (frontalière) zone, querelle, conflit: border attr

frontalier (frontalière) travail: cross-border attr

travailleur frontalier: person who works across the border

II. frontal|ier (frontalière) [fʀɔ̃talje, ɛʀ] N m (f)

frontalier (frontalière): person living near the border

transfrontal|ier (transfrontalière) [tʀɑ̃sfʀɔ̃talje, ɛʀ] ADJ

transfrontalier (transfrontalière) travailleur: cross-border attr

transfrontalier (transfrontalière) revue, centre culturel: catering for communities on both sides of the borders après n

transfrontalier (transfrontalière) permis, carte: valid on both sides of the border après n

in the PONS Dictionary

cross-border ADJ

cross-border: transfrontalier(-ère)

in the PONS Dictionary

cross-border ADJ

cross-border: transfrontalier(-ère)

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This cross-border activity can occasionally lead to tensions with national governments as this activity is often informal and beyond their control and regulation.

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Many cross-border regions are also active in encouraging intercultural communication and dialogue as well as cross-border economic development strategies.

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The multi-lingual technical documentation market was also a major opportunity, but this required cross-border collaboration for which few sales organisations were ready at this time.

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There is also great focus on economic integration and interaction of the cross-border labour marked.

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Energy trade is the largest component of this cross-border commerce.

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