voice recognition in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for voice recognition in the English»French Dictionary

voice recognition N

voice recognition

reconnaissance f vocale

Translations for voice recognition in the English»French Dictionary

recognition [Brit rɛkəɡˈnɪʃ(ə)n, Am ˌrɛkəɡˈnɪʃ(ə)n] N

1. recognition (identification):

recognition

reconnaissance f

to avoid recognition

pour éviter d'être reconnu

to change/to improve out of all or beyond recognition

changer/s'améliorer jusqu'à en être méconnaissable

they've changed the town beyond recognition

ils ont rendu la ville méconnaissable

2. recognition (realization):

recognition

reconnaissance f (of de)

there is a growing recognition that …

il devient de plus en plus apparent que …

3. recognition POL:

recognition (gen) (acknowledgement)

reconnaissance f

to gain international recognition

être reconnu mondialement

he never got the recognition he deserved

il n'a jamais été reconnu comme il le méritait

union recognition

reconnaissance officielle des syndicats

to give state recognition to sth

reconnaître qc officiellement

to receive or win recognition for talent, work, achievement, contribution

être reconnu pour

in recognition of

en reconnaissance de

4. recognition COMPUT (of data):

recognition

reconnaissance f

5. recognition AVIAT (identification):

recognition

identification f

I.voice [Brit vɔɪs, Am vɔɪs] N

1. voice (speaking sound):

voice

voix f

to hear a voice

entendre une voix

in a loud voice

à haute voix

in a low voice

à voix basse

in a cross voice

d'une voix irritée

to have a high/low(-pitched) voice

avoir une voix aiguë/grave

to raise/lower one's voice

élever/baisser la voix

keep your voice down!

baisse la voix or le ton!

his voice is breaking/has broken

sa voix mue/a mué

to lose one's voice (when ill)

perdre la voix

to lose one's voice (when afraid)

perdre la parole

to give voice to sth

exprimer qc

at the top of one's voice

à tue-tête

2. voice (for singing):

voice

voix f

to have a good voice

avoir une belle voix

to be in fine voice

être en voix

in superb voice

superbement en voix

for four voices

pour quatre voix

3. voice (opinion, expression):

voice

voix f

to have a voice

avoir voix au chapitre (in sth en or dans qc, in doing pour faire)

the voice of reason/dissent

la voix de la raison/dissidence

to add one's voice to sth

unir sa voix à qc

voices have been raised against

plusieurs voix se sont élevées contre

to reply with one voice

répondre d'une seule voix

to demand sth with one voice

exiger unanimement qc

the voice of the people

la voix du peuple

4. voice (representative organization, newspaper):

voice

porte-parole m (of de)

5. voice LIT (of writer, poet):

voice

style m

6. voice LING:

voice

voix f

in the active/passive voice

à la voix active/passive

7. voice PHON:

voice

voix f

II.-voiced COMP

hoarse-/deep-voiced

à la voix rauque/grave

a shaky-voiced reply

une réponse donnée d'une voix tremblante

III.voice [Brit vɔɪs, Am vɔɪs] VB trans

1. voice (express):

voice concern, grievance

exprimer

2. voice PHON:

voice consonant

sonoriser

IV.voice [Brit vɔɪs, Am vɔɪs]

to like the sound of one's own voice

s'écouter parler

the still small voice of conscience

la voix de la conscience

voice recognition in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for voice recognition in the French»English Dictionary

reconnaissance optique de caractères/vocale

optical character/voice recognition

Translations for voice recognition in the English»French Dictionary

recognition [ˌrekəgˈnɪʃn] N no pl

recognition

reconnaissance f

to change beyond recognition

devenir méconnaissable

to achieve recognition

être (publiquement) reconnu

in recognition of sth

en reconnaissance de qc

there's a growing recognition that ...

il est de plus en plus reconnu que ...

I.voice [vɔɪs] N

voice a. fig:

voice

voix f

a tenor voice

une voix de ténor

his voice is breaking

sa voix se mue

to keep one's voice down

parler à voix basse

to lower/raise one's voice

baisser/hausser le ton

to lose one's voice

avoir une extinction de voix

to make one's voice heard

se faire entendre

to give sb a voice

laisser qn s'exprimer

Phrases:

with one voice

d'une voix

to give voice to sth

exprimer qc

to listen to the voice of reason

écouter la voix de la raison

II.voice [vɔɪs] VB trans

voice

exprimer

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Sometimes an updated sound card needs to be added in order to have excellent clarity for the voice recognition software.

en.wikipedia.org

Other methods include handwriting recognition, OCR and voice recognition.

en.wikipedia.org

Based on type, the market has been classified into fingerprint recognition, iris recognition, face recognition, voice recognition, vein recognition, palm print recognition, and signature recognition.

www.digitaljournal.com

There are the usual cosmic misunderstandings, but expanding voice recognition is a welcome step toward our eventual liberation from Lilliputian physical keyboards and unforgiving soft keyboards.

www.wired.co.uk

All of this is tied together with voice recognition.

en.wikipedia.org

Traditional mortice and cylinder keys could be replaced by digital or electronic locks and future doors may open in response to fingerprints or voice recognition.

www.telegraph.co.uk

It doesn't seem to have a hard time with my eight-year-old daughter's voice, unlike some voice recognition applications that freeze up when kids talk.

fortune.com