dishonorable in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for dishonorable in the English»French Dictionary

dishonourable Brit, dishonorable Am [Brit dɪsˈɒn(ə)rəb(ə)l, Am dɪsˈɑnərəb(ə)l] ADJ

dishonourable act, behaviour:

dishonourable

déshonorant

dishonourable discharge N

dishonourable discharge

exclusion f de l'armée (pour conduite déshonorante)

Translations for dishonorable in the French»English Dictionary

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déshonorant (déshonorante)

dishonourable Brit

il n'y a rien de déshonorant à faire

there is nothing dishonourable in doing

c'est déshonorant de faire

it's dishonourable to do

infamant (infamante)

dishonourable Brit

il est infamant de faire

it's dishonourable to do

dégradation militaire

dishonourable discharge

dishonorable in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for dishonorable in the English»French Dictionary

dishonorable ADJ Am form

dishonorable

déshonorant(e)

dishonourable

dishonourable → dishonorable

See also dishonorable

dishonorable ADJ Am form

dishonorable

déshonorant(e)

Translations for dishonorable in the French»English Dictionary

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inavouable motifs

dishonourable

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English

These disputes were, as before, over political appointments, and dishonorable etiquette.

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He successfully petitioned the government to change his discharge from dishonorable to other than honorable.

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She recognizes his dishonorable intentions, but admits she loves him too.

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This name was a representation of his actions, both dishonorable and cold-hearted.

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In that discussion, the question was how much to compromise with others if it would be painful, harmful or dishonorable.

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He was given a demotion to the rank of private, a dishonorable discharge, and sentenced to a life sentence, with the possibility of parole.

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He also personally despised the kneeling play, considering it unsporting and somewhat dishonorable (a view popular among a lot of coaches of the period).

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She believes that success in any endeavor never justifies dishonorable deeds.

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The failure of the coup resulted in the execution of its leader for treason and dishonorable discharges for several of the participants.

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These discharges, so-called because they were printed on blue paper, were issued to those whose military service ended under less-than-honorable, although not dishonorable, conditions.

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