VOTING BOX - Translation from English into French

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. vote [Brit vəʊt, Am voʊt] N

1. vote (choice):

vote

vote m

to cast one's vote

voter

to get 100 votes

obtenir 100 votes

one man one vote

≈ suffrage universel

that gets my vote! fig

moi je suis pour!

2. vote (franchise):

the vote

le droit de vote

to get the vote

obtenir le droit de vote

3. vote (ballot):

vote

vote m

to have a vote

voter

to take a vote on

voter sur

to put sth to the vote

mettre qc aux voix

4. vote (body of voters):

vote

voix fpl

the teenage/Scottish vote

les voix des jeunes/des Écossais

to receive 60% of the vote

obtenir 60% des voix

by a majority vote

à la majorité des voix

to increase one's vote by 10%

recevoir 10% de voix en plus

II. vote [Brit vəʊt, Am voʊt] VB trans

1. vote (affirm choice of):

vote Liberal, yes

voter

what or how do you vote?

pour qui est-ce que tu votes?

to vote sb into/out of office or power

élire/ne pas réélire qn

to vote sb into the White House

élire qn à la Maison Blanche

to be voted best film/Miss World

être élu meilleur film/Miss Monde

2. vote (authorize):

to vote sb sth

accorder qc à qn

to vote oneself a pay rise

s'accorder une augmentation de salaire

3. vote (propose):

vote inf

proposer

I vote we all go

je propose que nous y allions tous

III. vote [Brit vəʊt, Am voʊt] VB intr

vote

voter (on sur, for sb pour qn, against contre)

to vote for reform

voter en faveur de la réforme

to vote on whether

voter pour décider si

let's vote on it

mettons-le aux voix

to vote to join the EU/to strike

voter l'adhésion à la UE/voter la grève

IV. vote [Brit vəʊt, Am voʊt]

to vote with one's feet (by leaving)

quitter le navire inf

to vote with one's feet (by other action)

montrer sa désapprobation par des actes

voting [Brit ˈvəʊtɪŋ, Am ˈvoʊdɪŋ] N (procedure, ballot)

voting

scrutin m

second round of voting

second tour de scrutin

voting is by secret ballot

le vote se fait au scrutin secret

qualified majority voting POL

vote m à la majorité qualifié

qualified majority voting attr patterns, intentions, rights

de vote

I. box [Brit bɒks, Am bɑks] N

1. box:

box (small, cardboard)

boîte f

box (larger, crate)

caisse f

box of matches/of chocolates

boîte d'allumettes/de chocolats

to sell apples by the box

vendre des pommes par caisses

it comes in a box

cela se vend en boîte

2. box (on page):

box

case f

put a tick in the box

cocher la case

3. box (seating area):

box THEAT

loge f

box SPORTS

tribune f

4. box (in stable):

box

box m

5. box Brit SPORTS (for protection):

box

coquille f

6. box (television) inf:

the box

la télé

7. box SPORTS:

box (in soccer)

surface f de réparation

box (in baseball)

emplacement m

8. box (in gymnastics):

box

cheval m de saut

9. box (for post):

box, a. Box

boîte f postale

Box 20

BP 20

10. box MOTOR (for gears, steering, axle):

box

boîte f

11. box (slap):

a box on the ear

une gifle

12. box BOT:

box

buis m

box attr hedge, furniture

en buis

13. box Brit TRANSP → box junction

14. box (dilemma):

box inf

impasse f

15. box inf COMPUT:

box

machine f

II. box [Brit bɒks, Am bɑks] VB trans

1. box (pack) → box up

2. box (fight):

box opponent

boxer

3. box (strike):

to box sb's ears

gifler qn

4. box NAUT:

to box the compass

réciter la rose des vents

III. box [Brit bɒks, Am bɑks] VB intr SPORTS

box

boxer

IV. boxed ADJ

boxed note, information:

boxed

en encadré

boxed set

coffret m

boxed advert

encadré m

box junction N Brit TRANSP

box junction

milieu m d'intersection (délimité par des bandes jaunes)

I. box up VB [Brit bɒks -, Am bɑks -] (box up [sth], box [sth] up)

box up

mettre [qc] en caisse, encaisser

in the PONS Dictionary

voting box N

voting box

urne f

in the PONS Dictionary

I. voting ADJ

voting

votant(e)

II. voting N

voting

vote m

I. vote [vəʊt, Am voʊt] N

1. vote a. POL:

vote

vote m

vote

votation f CH

10% of the vote

10% des voix

the youth vote

le vote des jeunes

to cast one's vote

voter

to put sth to the vote

soumettre qc au vote

they get my vote

je vote pour eux

sth gets sb's vote (approve)

qn est d'accord avec qc

2. vote (right to elect):

vote

droit m de vote

II. vote [vəʊt, Am voʊt] VB intr

vote (elect):

vote

voter

to vote in an election

voter à une élection

to vote on sth

soumettre qc au vote

to vote for/against sb/sth

voter pour/contre qn/qc

to vote to strike

choisir de se mettre en grève

to vote on who/how/when...

voter pour décider qui/comment/quand...

Phrases:

to vote with one's feet

quitter le navire

III. vote [vəʊt, Am voʊt] VB trans

1. vote (elect):

vote

voter

to vote sb into office

faire élire qn à un poste

to be voted Miss France

être élue Miss France

2. vote (propose):

vote

proposer

to vote that

proposer que +subj

3. vote (decide to give):

to vote sb/sth sth

décider d'accorder qc à qn/qc

box¹ [bɒks, Am bɑ:ks] N

1. box:

box (container)

boîte f

box (of large format)

caisse f

a (cardboard) box

un carton

chocolate box

boîte de chocolats

tool box

boîte à outils

2. box (rectangular space):

box

case f

3. box (small space):

to be just a box

être grand comme un mouchoir de poche

4. box THEAT:

box

loge f

5. box Aus, Brit SPORTS:

box

coquille f

6. box inf (television):

the box

la télé

7. box (box junction):

box

zone d'intersection quadrillée en jaune

8. box no pl (tree):

box

buis m

I. box² [bɒks, Am bɑ:ks] N

box

gifle f

to give sb a box on the ears

gifler qn

II. box² [bɒks, Am bɑ:ks] VB intr SPORTS

box

faire de la boxe

III. box² [bɒks, Am bɑ:ks] VB trans

1. box SPORTS:

box

boxer

2. box (hit):

to box someone's ears

gifler qn

in the PONS Dictionary

I. vote [voʊt] N

1. vote a. POL:

vote

vote m

vote

votation f CH

10% of the vote

10% des voix

the youth vote

le vote des jeunes

to cast one's vote

voter

to put sth to the vote

soumettre qc au vote

they get my vote

je vote pour eux

sth gets sb's vote (approve)

qn est d'accord avec qc

2. vote (right to elect):

vote

droit m de vote

II. vote [voʊt] VB intr

vote (elect):

vote

voter

to vote in an election

voter à une élection

to vote on sth

soumettre qc au vote

to vote for/against sb/sth

voter pour/contre qn/qc

to vote to strike

choisir de se mettre en grève

to vote on who/how/when...

voter pour décider qui/comment/quand...

Phrases:

to vote with one's feet

quitter le navire

III. vote [voʊt] VB trans

1. vote (elect):

vote

voter

to vote sb into office

faire élire qn à un poste

to be voted Miss France

être élue Miss France

2. vote (propose):

vote

proposer

to vote that

proposer que +subj

3. vote (decide to give):

to vote sb/sth sth

décider d'accorder qc à qn/qc

I. voting ADJ

voting

votant(e)

II. voting N

voting

vote m

box¹ [baks] N

1. box:

box (container)

boîte f

box (of large format)

caisse f

(cardboard) box

carton m

tool box

boîte à outils

2. box (rectangular space):

box

case f

3. box (small space):

to be just a box

être grand comme un mouchoir de poche

4. box THEAT:

box

loge f

5. box (tree):

box

buis m

I. box² [baks] N

box

gifle f

to give sb a box on the ears

gifler qn

II. box² [baks] VB intr sports

box

faire de la boxe

III. box² [baks] VB trans

1. box sports:

box

boxer

2. box (hit):

to box someone's ears

gifler qn

Present

I	vote
you	vote
he/she/it	votes
we	vote
you	vote
they	vote

Past

I	voted
you	voted
he/she/it	voted
we	voted
you	voted
they	voted

Present Perfect

I	have	voted
you	have	voted
he/she/it	has	voted
we	have	voted
you	have	voted
they	have	voted

Past Perfect

I	had	voted
you	had	voted
he/she/it	had	voted
we	had	voted
you	had	voted
they	had	voted

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The election is conducted by postal vote.

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And even if it was a vote-winner, the consequence of tens of thousands of buy-to-let landlords selling up might be grave.

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The most popular party was the PS which received 34 or 23.4% of the vote.

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He came in third in the 2010 presidential election receiving 8.3% of the vote.

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In the suburbs, his supporters, many of whom were ineligible to vote, withdrew the horses and dragged their candidate through the streets in triumph.

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