opgave in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for opgave in the English»French Dictionary

octave [Brit ˈɒktɪv, Am ˈɑktəv, ˈɑkˌteɪv] N

1. octave MUS:

octave

octave f

2. octave LIT:

octave

huitain m

forgave [Brit fəˈɡeɪv, Am fərˈɡeɪv] VB pt

forgave → forgive

See also forgive

I.forgive <pret forgave, pp forgiven> [Brit fəˈɡɪv, Am fərˈɡɪv] VB trans

forgive person

pardonner à

forgive act, crime, remark

pardonner

forgive debt

annuler

to forgive sb sth

pardonner qc à qn

to forgive sb for doing

pardonner à qn d'avoir fait

he could be forgiven for believing her

on ne peut pas lui reprocher de l'avoir crue

such a crime cannot be forgiven

un tel crime ne se pardonne pas

forgive my curiosity, but…

excusez mon indiscrétion, mais…

forgive me for interrupting

excusez-moi de vous interrompre

to forgive and forget

pardonner et oublier

II.to forgive oneself VB refl

to forgive oneself refl:

to forgive oneself

se pardonner

agave [Brit əˈɡeɪvi, Am əˈɡɑvi] N

agave

agave m

gavel [Brit ˈɡav(ə)l, Am ˈɡævəl] N

gavel

marteau m (de commissaire-priseur or US de juge)

stopgap [Brit ˈstɒpɡap, Am ˈstɑpˌɡæp] N

stopgap

bouche-trou m

stopgap attr leader

bouche-trou

stopgap measure

provisoire

opgave in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for opgave in the English»French Dictionary

octave [ˈɒktɪv, Am ˈɑ:k-] N MUS

octave

octave f

forgave [fəˈgeɪv, Am fɚ-] VB

forgave pt of forgive

See also forgive

I.forgive <forgave, forgiven> [fəˈgɪv, Am fɚ-] VB trans

1. forgive (cease to blame):

forgive

pardonner

to forgive sb (for) sth

pardonner qc à qn

to forgive sb/oneself for doing sth

pardonner qn/se pardonner d'avoir fait qc

forgive me if I interrupt

excusez-moi de vous interrompre

forgive my ignorance/language

excuse mon ignorance/mon langage

2. forgive form (not ask for payment):

to forgive sb sth

faire grâce à qn de qc

II.forgive <forgave, forgiven> [fəˈgɪv, Am fɚ-] VB intr

forgive

pardonner

I.stopgap N

stopgap

bouche-trou m

II.stopgap ADJ

stopgap

provisoire

gavel [ˈgævl] N

1. gavel (small hammer of judge etc):

gavel

marteau m

2. gavel (of auctioneer):

gavel

maillet m