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Translations for hence in the English»French Dictionary

hence [Brit hɛns, Am hɛns] ADV form

1. hence (from now):

hence

d'ici

three days hence

d'ici or dans trois jours

2. hence (for this reason):

hence attr

d'où

hence before adj

donc

there is a strike, hence the delay

il y a une grève, d'où le retard

she was slimmer and hence more active

elle était plus mince et donc plus active

3. hence (from this place):

hence archaic

d'ici

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hie thee hence!

hors d'ici!

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Césars

The French equivalent of the Hollywood Oscars. At the annual televised ceremony, prizes are awarded to cinema personalities for achievements in the previous cinema and TV year. The prize was designed by the French sculptor César, hence its name.

d'où la nécessité d'une coopération accrue/d'améliorer les transports publics

hence the need for closer cooperation/to improve public transport

de là (pour cette raison)

hence

de là mon étonnement

hence my surprise

le travail s'est accumulé, d'où ce retard

there is a backlog of work, hence the delay

d'où leur colère

hence their anger

de là vient qu'il est toujours angoissé

hence his continual anxiety, that's why he's always anxious

hence in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hence in the English»French Dictionary

hence [hens] ADV

1. hence (therefore):

hence

d'où

hence his bruises

c'est pour ça qu'il a des bleus

2. hence (from now):

hence

d'ici

two years hence

d'ici deux ans

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la Marseillaise

the Marseillaise (the French national anthem) - The Marseillaise has been the French national anthem since 1795. It was composed in 1792 by C.J. Rouget de Lisle as a war song for the Rhine army. It was also sung at the time of the revolution by a freedom group from Marseilles as it marched to Paris to take part in an uprising, hence the name.

d'où mon étonnement

hence my surprise

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hence his bruises

c'est pour ça qu'il a des bleus

two years hence

d'ici deux ans

the Marseillaise (the French national anthem) - The Marseillaise has been the French national anthem since 1795. It was composed in 1792 by C.J. Rouget de Lisle as a war song for the Rhine army. It was also sung at the time of the revolution by a freedom group from Marseilles as it marched to Paris to take part in an uprising, hence the name.

la Marseillaise

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Hence, the model will be a time varying, nonlinear system, with the future time variation unknown, but measured by the sensors in real-time.

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They were all played during the day and hence started early.

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Any solvent remaining in the raffinate stream represents a loss of solvent and hence an increase in operating costs.

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Hence, measures to check metal re-mobilization from sediments into the river flows needs attention.

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Hence, they lack the prominent support structure present in most water slides.

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The generally used for traceability are miniaturisation of traditional metrology standards hence there is a need for establishing nanoscale standards.

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The goal of the game is to keep the family going over multiple generations, perhaps spanning a thousand years (hence the name).

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Hence, those around it have transformed a small school into something much larger.

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Hence, many larger polyphenols are biosynthesized "in-situ" from smaller polyphenols to non-hydrolyzable tannins and remain undiscovered in the plant matrix.

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Hence, the word gules has been used above.

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