obedience in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for obedience in the English»French Dictionary

obedience [Brit əˈbiːdɪəns, Am əˈbidiəns, oʊˈbidiəns] N

1. obedience (to person, rite, law):

obedience

obéissance f

obedience

soumission f (to à)

in obedience to wish, order

conformément à

to show obedience to

obéir à

to owe obedience to

devoir obéissance à

2. obedience REL:

obedience

obédience f (to à)

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unconditional obedience

inconditionnel/-elle

enjoin silence, obedience, discipline

imposer (on à)

require explanation, funds, obedience, qualifications

exiger

instant access, act, dismissal, effect, obedience, rapport, relief, replay, response, success

immédiat

impose embargo, condition, opinion, constraint, rule, obedience

imposer (on sb à qn, on sth sur qc)

to teach a dog obedience

apprendre à un chien à obéir

blind person, panic, rage, acceptance, obedience

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Translations for obedience in the French»English Dictionary

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docilité (d'animal, enfant)

obedience

docilité (d'employé, adhérent)

docility, obedience (de of)

obéissance

obedience (à to)

obéissance passive

blind obedience

obedience in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for obedience in the English»French Dictionary

obedience [əˈbi:dɪəns, Am oʊˈ-] N no pl

obedience

obéissance f

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to urge obedience on sb

exhorter qn à l'obéissance

unquestioning obedience, faith

aveugle

Translations for obedience in the French»English Dictionary

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obéissance à qn/qc

obedience to sb/sth

demander de l'obéissance à qn

to demand obedience from sb

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No vows were to be taken, but a simple promise of obedience to the superior was to be made, confirmed by an oath.

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This breed is extremely strong, which means that socialization and obedience training are important.

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She argued that a wife did not owe blind obedience to her husband.

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It demonstrates the horse's throughness, self-carriage, and obedience due to the fact that the rider has little control with the reins except to create flexion.

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The first stage is called obedience and punishment orientation.

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These will be judged on the basis of their post-resurrection obedience to instructions revealed in new scrolls.

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I believe in obedience to law because it protects the rights of all.

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He lived his life in obedience to the precepts of his religion and did his utmost to defend the faith as he understood it.

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Prey drive can be an important component of pet dog training, obedience training and schutzhund as well.

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A more subtle side to the argument is that it recognised that the oath had closed down the option of passive obedience to the king.

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