public records in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for public records in the English»French Dictionary

Public Records Office, PRO N npl

Public Records Office

Archives fpl nationales

Translations for public records in the English»French Dictionary

public records

archives fpl publiques

Translations for public records in the English»French Dictionary

I.record N [Brit ˈrɛkɔːd, Am ˈrɛkərd]

1. record (written account):

record (of events)

compte rendu m

record (of official proceedings)

procès-verbal m

to keep a record of order, calls

noter

I have no record of your application

je n'ai aucune trace de votre demande

the hottest summer on record

l'été le plus chaud qu'on ait jamais enregistré

to be on record as saying that …

avoir déclaré officiellement que …

to say sth off the record

dire qc en privé

off the record, I think it's a bad idea

entre nous, je crois que c'est une mauvaise idée

just for the record, did you really do it?

entre nous, tu l'as vraiment fait?

I'd like to set the record straight

je voudrais mettre les choses au clair

2. record (data):

record, a. records (historical)

archives fpl

record, a. records (personal, administrative)

dossier m

records of births/deaths

registre m des naissances/décès

public records

archives fpl publiques

sb's medical records

le dossier médical de qn

official records

dossiers officiels

3. record (history):

record (of individual)

passé m

record (of organization, group)

réputation f

to have a good record on human rights, recycling, safety

avoir une bonne réputation en ce qui concerne

she has a distinguished record as a diplomat

son passé en tant que diplomate est remarquable

4. record AUDIO:

record

disque m (by, of de)

pop/jazz record

disque de pop/jazz

to make/to cut a record

faire/graver un disque

to put on/to play a record

mettre/passer un disque

change the record inf!

change de disque! inf

change the record inf! attr collection, company, label, producer, sales, shop

de disques

change the record inf! industry

du disque

5. record (best performance):

record

record m (for, in de)

the sprint record

le record du sprint

to set/to hold a record

établir/détenir un record

to set/to hold a record attr result, sales, score, speed, time

record

inv, after n to do sth in record time

faire qc en un temps record

to be at a record high/low

être à son niveau le plus haut/bas

6. record COMPUT (collection of data):

record

enregistrement m

7. record LAW:

record, a. criminal record

casier m judiciaire

to have no record

avoir un casier judiciaire vierge

II.record VB trans [Brit rɪˈkɔːd, Am rəˈkɔrd]

1. record (note):

record detail, idea, opinion

noter

record transaction

prendre acte de

to record that …

noter que …

to record the way in which

prendre note de la façon dont

2. record (on disc, tape):

record album, interview, song

enregistrer (on sur)

to record sb doing

enregistrer qn en train de faire

3. record (register):

record equipment: temperature, rainfall

enregistrer

record dial, gauge: pressure, speed

indiquer

4. record (provide an account of) diary, report:

record event, conditions

rapporter

to record that …

rapporter que …

III.record VB intr [Brit rɪˈkɔːd, Am rəˈkɔrd]

record video, tape recorder:

record

enregistrer

he is recording in Paris

il enregistre un disque à Paris

I.public [Brit ˈpʌblɪk, Am ˈpəblɪk] N

the public

le public

open to the public

ouvert au public

to please/disappoint one's public

plaire à/décevoir son public

the theatre-going/racing public

les amateurs mpl de théâtre/de courses

II.public [Brit ˈpʌblɪk, Am ˈpəblɪk] ADJ

public call box, health, property, park, footpath, expenditure, inquiry, admission, announcement, execution, image

public/-ique

public disquiet, enthusiasm, indifference, support

général

public library, amenity

municipal

public duty, spirit

civique

in the public interest

dans l'intérêt public

to receive public acclaim

recevoir les éloges du public

to be in public life

participer à la vie publique

to be in the public eye

être exposé à l'opinion publique

to make one's views public , to go public with one's views

rendre ses opinions publiques

she has decided to go public (with her story)

elle a décidé de rendre son histoire publique

the company is going public

la société va être cotée en Bourse

the public good

le bien public

it is public knowledge that …

il est de notoriété publique que …

he's become public property

il est devenu une figure publique

let's go somewhere less public

allons dans un endroit plus discret

at public expense

aux frais du contribuable

III.in public ADV

in public

en public

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Translations for public records in the English»French Dictionary

public records N pl

public records

archives fpl publiques

Translations for public records in the English»French Dictionary

public records

archives fpl

Translations for public records in the English»French Dictionary

I.record¹ [ˈrekɔ:d, Am -ɚd] N

1. record (account):

record

rapport m

record LAW

enregistrement m

record of proceedings

procès-verbal m

to be on record statement

être enregistré

to be on (the) record as saying ...

avoir dit en public que ...

to put the record straight

mettre les choses au clair

to say sth on/off the record

dire qc officiellement/officieusement

strictly off the record

en toute confidentialité

2. record (note):

record

note f

to keep a record of sth

noter qc

to leave a record of sth

laisser une trace de qc

there is no record of your complaint

il n'y a pas de trace de votre réclamation

3. record (file):

record

dossier m

medical record

dossier m médical

public records

archives fpl

4. record no pl (personal history):

record

antécédents mpl

criminal record

casier m (judiciaire)

to have a clean record

avoir un passé sans tache m

to have a good/bad record

avoir bonne/mauvaise réputation f

5. record (achievements):

record

résultats mpl

safety record

résultats en matière de sécurité

6. record (recording):

record

enregistrement m

7. record (music disc):

record

disque m

8. record (achievement) a. SPORTS:

record

record m

9. record COMPUT:

record

article m

II.record¹ [ˈrekɔ:d, Am -ɚd] ADJ (unbeaten)

record

record inv

in record time

en un temps record

to reach a record high/low

atteindre son record le plus haut/bas

I.record² [rɪˈkɔ:d, Am -ˈkɔ:rd] VB trans

1. record (make a recording of):

record

enregistrer

2. record (write about) event:

record

rapporter

record LAW

prendre acte de

3. record (register):

record

indiquer

II.record² [rɪˈkɔ:d, Am -ˈkɔ:rd] VB intr

record person, machine

enregistrer

record sound

s'enregistrer

I.public [ˈpʌblɪk] ADJ

public

public(-que)

public opinion

opinion f publique

in the public interest

dans l'intérêt général

at public expense

aux frais du contribuable

to go public with sth

rendre qc public

II.public [ˈpʌblɪk] N no pl, + sing/pl vb

public

public m

sb's public

le public de qn

in public

en public

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In 2008, her salary was $365,925.00 according to public records.

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By the 1st century they were occasionally omitted from public records, and by the middle of the 4th century they were seldom recorded.

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The public records of the village also perished.

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As the day progressed, the leaders of the mob directed the attack against any building thought to contain public records.

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Data points may include cash flow, credit profiles, social data, and public records.

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For this reason, although they continued to be used, praenomina gradually disappeared from public records during imperial times.

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Resources such as meeting places, access to private and public records, and funding for technical assistance are also required for action.

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He wrote the law that reformed the countys public records process to ensure that citizens can easily obtain records and monitor their government.

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The supposed 90,000 deaths would have represented 12% of the city's entire population and would have left numerous public records as well as newspaper accounts.

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Identity scores are increasingly being adopted as a means to prevent fraud in business and as a tool to verify and correct public records.

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