late-breaking in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for late-breaking in the English»French Dictionary

lawbreaking N

lawbreaking

violation(s) f(pl) de la loi

to encourage lawbreaking

encourager à violer la loi

back-breaking ADJ

back-breaking

éreintant

record-breaking ADJ

record-breaking

record

mould-breaking ADJ

mould-breaking

innovateur/-trice

breaking point N

1. breaking point TECH:

breaking point

point m de rupture

2. breaking point (collapse) fig:

to be at breaking point person:

être à bout

to be close to breaking point person:

être sur le point de craquer

my patience had reached breaking point

ma patience était à bout

breaking [ˈbreɪkɪŋ] N

1. breaking:

breaking (smashing) lit (of bone)

fracture f

breaking (of rope, chain)

rupture f

breaking (of glass)

bris m

breaking (of seal)

bris m

breaking (of waves) fig

déferlement m

2. breaking (break):

breaking (of promise)

manquement m (of à)

breaking (of law, treaty)

violation f (of de)

breaking (of contract)

rupture f (of de)

breaking (of link, sequence, tie)

rupture f (of de)

3. breaking LING:

breaking

diphtongaison f

4. breaking RIDING:

breaking

débourrage m

5. breaking REL:

the breaking of the bread

le partage du pain

6. breaking MED (of voice):

breaking

mue f

breaking stress N TECH

breaking stress

charge f de rupture

I.creaking [Brit ˈkriːkɪŋ, Am ˈkrikɪŋ] N

creaking → creak

II.creaking [Brit ˈkriːkɪŋ, Am ˈkrikɪŋ] ADJ attr

1. creaking lit:

creaking hinge, gate, door

grinçant

creaking chair, floorboard, bone

qui craque

creaking leather

qui crisse

2. creaking fig regime, structure:

creaking

déliquescent, qui commence à craquer

See also creak

I.creak [Brit kriːk, Am krik] N

creak (of hinge, gate, door)

grincement m

creak (of wood, floorboard, bone)

craquement m

creak (of leather)

crissement m

II.creak [Brit kriːk, Am krik] VB intr

creak hinge, gate, door:

grincer

creak floorboard, bone, joint:

craquer

creak leather:

crisser

creak fig régime, organization:

craquer

the door creaked open

la porte s'ouvrit en grinçant

breaking and entering N LAW

breaking and entering

effraction f

breaking strength N TECH

breaking strength

résistance f à la rupture

late-breaking in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for late-breaking in the English»French Dictionary

shop-breaking N

shop-breaking

acte de vandalisme commis contre les magasins

ground-breaking ADJ

ground-breaking

novateur(-trice)

record-breaking ADJ

record-breaking

record inv

a record-breaking $1000

un montant record de 1000$

a record-breaking 1000 visitors

un nombre record de mille visiteurs

breaking point N

to reach breaking point

atteindre le point de rupture

breaking and entering N LAW

breaking and entering

effraction f

to charge sb with breaking and entering

condamner qn pour effraction

break-in N

break-in

cambriolage m

housebreaking N no pl

housebreaking

cambriolage m

heartbreaking ADJ

heartbreaking

déchirant(e)

I.speaking N no pl

speaking

parler m

public speaking

art m oratoire

II.speaking ADJ a. fig

speaking

parlant(e)

to be no longer on speaking terms with sb

ne plus adresser la parole à qn

english-speaking

de langue anglaise

sneaking ADJ

sneaking

vague

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Which seems like the perfect time to take a brief break and expend a little mental energy on another late-breaking naked news item.

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The program focuses on late-breaking stories in a live format as well as news analysis and in-depth investigative reports interspersed with newsmaker interviews.

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Among his repertoire of breaking pitches were a late-breaking curveball, a slider, and occasionally he threw a sinker/shuuto.

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It's to remind people the first soundtrack did fine without that late-breaking hit.

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So barring a late-breaking deal, what's the power ranking of disappointed fan bases look like right now?

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Often the importance of it is overshadowed by world events, late-breaking headlines or the latest sports win.

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He said he took responsibility, be added he was attending late-breaking federal police business.

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That's a late-breaking abstract, so that data will be freshly presented at the meeting.

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The abstract was one of the top three late-breaking abstracts chosen for an oral presentation.

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For one, they're notoriously volatile and late-breaking.

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