seekers in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for seekers in the English»French Dictionary

seeker [Brit ˈsiːkə, Am ˈsikər] N

seeker after or for sth

personne f en quête de qc

asylum seeker N

asylum seeker

demandeur/-euse m/f d'asile

pleasure-seeker N

pleasure-seeker

viveur/-euse m/f

pleasure-seeker

jouisseur/-euse m/f

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démagogue

popularity-seeker, demagogue form

viveur

fast liver, pleasure-seeker

démago

popularity seeker

ANPE

The national agency providing services for the unemployed as well as for employers seeking manpower. Job seekers must agree to take training offered by the ANPE in order to qualify for unemployment benefits. Benefits, paid by the ASSEDIC, are calculated according to the last salary earned by the job seeker and the duration of his/her period of unemployment. In the initial period of unemployment, a job seeker receives a high percentage of his/her last salary. This figure is gradually reduced to the point where the job seeker no longer qualifies for benefits and is known as a chômeur/-euse en fin de droits.

demandeur d'asile

asylum-seeker

demandeur d'emploi

job-seeker

pour les amateurs de sensations fortes

for thrill-seekers

seekers in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for seekers in the English»French Dictionary

seeker N

seeker

chercheur(-euse) m (f)

an asylum seeker

un demandeur d'asile

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demandeur d'emploi/d'asile

job/asylum seeker

SMIC

The SMIC came into force in 1970 to protect the purchasing power of job seekers. There is a minimum gross hourly wage for permanent staff. It increases annually by at least 50% of the average wage raise.

courir après les plaisirs

to be a pleasure-seeker

seekers Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

an asylum seeker

un demandeur d'asile

The SMIC came into force in 1970 to protect the purchasing power of job seekers. There is a minimum gross hourly wage for permanent staff. It increases annually by at least 50% of the average wage raise.

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seekers Glossary « Intégration et égalité des chances » courtesy of the French-German Youth Office

Translations for seekers in the French»English Dictionary

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demandeur d’asile

asylum seeker

demandeur d’emploi

job seeker

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Low sensation seekers tend to prefer more structured, well-defined tasks involving order and routine.

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It takes a lot of something else to stack the deck more by chucking asylum seekers in jail and telling them to go ahead, try building a case from there.

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These seekers often appear in her telling to be, frankly, rather puritanical.

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Only seekers may make advances towards the snitch or the snitch runner, and no forceful contact with the snitch runner is allowed.

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Her coalition government will also try to reach an agreement that would speed up the expulsion of law-breaking asylum seekers.

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Seekers grew disenchanted with scientific history and materialism.

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However, some concerns have been reported over the treatment of asylum seekers, prison overcrowding and the banning of full face veils.

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Those manifestations attracted media coverage and wagonloads of curiosity seekers.

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His reports bear a testimony to his astute vision that could see through intense political ambitions and shrewd personal rivalries of power seekers.

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And then there are the thrill seekers who do it because it's edgy and cool.

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