scrutinise in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for scrutinise in the English»French Dictionary

scrutinize [Brit ˈskruːtɪnʌɪz, Am ˈskrutnˌaɪz] VB trans

scrutinize face, motives

scruter

scrutinize document, plan

examiner [qc] minutieusement

scrutinize accounts, votes

vérifier

scrutinize activity, election

surveiller

Translations for scrutinise in the French»English Dictionary

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détailler personne, objet

to scrutinize

scruter objet

to scrutinize

examiner qc au microscope fig

to scrutinize sth

prospecter fichier

to scrutinize

regarder ou examiner qc sous toutes les coutures

to look at ou scrutinize sth from every angle

observer qc au microscope fig

to scrutinize sth

scrutinise in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for scrutinise in the English»French Dictionary

scrutinise Brit, Aus, scrutinize [ˈskru:tɪnaɪz, Am -tə-] VB trans

1. scrutinise (examiner):

scrutinise

scruter

2. scrutinise (inspect closely):

scrutinise

examiner

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Their purpose to scrutinise government spending is to ensure taxpayers money is being spent wisely.

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It also will scrutinise all agribusiness sales above $53 million.

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This delay will potentially impact on the committee's ability to appropriately scrutinise any agreement.

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In pratice, what this has meant is that the courts have limited tools with which to scrutinise legislation that intrudes on individual liberties.

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They laughed less at the same jokes, because they were there to scrutinise it and make it better.

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We in the west harp on about corruption but barely scrutinise our own role in it.

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Firstly, the artist endeavours to scrutinise the ever-increasing presence of artist, curator and art institution alike, as brands.

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The new authority will have the power to scrutinise policing plans annually as well as look at how resources are spent.

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Board does not appear to have been given the opportunity to scrutinise the recommendation, but its approval was minuted.

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I generally scrutinise matters that come to the office.

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