era in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for era in the English»French Dictionary

era [Brit ˈɪərə, Am ˈɪrə, ˈɛrə] N

era GEOL, HISTORY

ère f

era (in politics, fashion etc)

époque f

the era of the mini-skirt

l'époque de la mini-jupe

the Christian era

l'ère chrétienne

to mark the end of an era

marquer la fin d'une époque

the Hollywood era

l'époque hollywoodienne

ERA N abrév

ERA → Equal Rights Amendment

See also Equal Rights Amendment

Equal Rights Amendment, ERA N Am

Equal Rights Amendment

Amendement m sur l'égalité des droits

Equal Rights Amendment, ERA N Am

Equal Rights Amendment

Amendement m sur l'égalité des droits

Christian era N

Christian era

ère f chrétienne

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Cold War attr era, mentality, politics

de la guerre froide

to feel nostalgic for era, place

avoir la nostalgie de

characterize era, place, person

dépeindre

characterize era, place

représenter

Translations for era in the French»English Dictionary

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le magdalénien

the Magdalenian era

le précambrien

the Precambrian (era)

ère HISTORY, GEOL

era

l'ère chrétienne

the Christian era

era in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for era in the English»French Dictionary

era [ˈɪərə, Am ˈɪrə] N

era

ère f

communist era

époque f communiste

post-war era

après-guerre m

bygone era

époque révolue

to usher in an era

introduire une nouvelle époque

Christian era N

Christian era

ère f chrétienne

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post-war era

après-guerre f

former existence, era

antérieur(e)

a vanished era

une époque révolue

in a bygone age [or era]

autrefois

Translations for era in the French»English Dictionary

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après-mur

post-communist era

ère quaternaire

Quaternary era

ère

era

era Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

communist era

époque f communiste

post-war era

après-guerre m

bygone era

époque révolue

to usher in an era

introduire une nouvelle époque

post-war era

après-guerre f

in a bygone age [or era]

autrefois

a vanished era

une époque révolue

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English

Many changes took place that eventually ushered in a new era for the university.

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Many photographs from this era were intentionally damaged.

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The election is one of the most famous from the pre-reform era.

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He resolves to find her again in another era.

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It is one of the most notable tennis rivalries of the open era.

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The graphics are typical of the 32-bit gaming era, and models are original and varied.

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Posters soon appeared from many of the era's great masters.

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Yet in the spring of 1966, the foreign ministers of both countries began speaking again of an era of friendly relations.

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Most of the housing is of the 1990s era.

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His era was one of turbulence and also of intrigue.

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