self-esteem in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for self-esteem in the English»French Dictionary

self-esteem N

self-esteem

amour-propre m

staggering [Brit ˈstaɡərɪŋ, Am ˈstæɡərɪŋ] ADJ

staggering amount, increase, loss

prodigieux/-ieuse

staggering news, revelation

renversant

staggering event

bouleversant

staggering achievement, contrast, transformation

stupéfiant

staggering success

étourdissant

it was a staggering blow to his self-esteem

son amour-propre en a pris un coup

I.injure [Brit ˈɪndʒə, Am ˈɪndʒər] VB trans

1. injure MED:

injure person

blesser

seriously/fatally injured

grièvement/mortellement blessé

nobody was injured

personne n'a été blessé

to injure one's hand/knee

se blesser la main/le genou

2. injure (damage):

injure health

nuire à

injure reputation

compromettre, ternir

injure interests

compromettre, léser

injure self-esteem

porter un coup à, blesser

to injure sb's feelings

faire de la peine à qn

II.to injure oneself VB refl

to injure oneself

se blesser

to injure oneself (slightly)

se faire mal

Translations for self-esteem in the French»English Dictionary

amour-propre [amuʀpʀɔpʀ] N m

amour-propre

self-esteem

il est blessé dans son amour-propre

his pride is hurt

self-esteem in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for self-esteem in the English»French Dictionary

self-esteem N no pl

self-esteem

estime f de soi

Translations for self-esteem in the French»English Dictionary

amour-propre <amours-propres> [amuʀpʀɔpʀ] N m

amour-propre

self-esteem

on a quand même son amour-propre

one has one's pride

estime [ɛstim] N f

estime

esteem

digne d'estime

worthy of esteem

l'estime de soi-même

self-esteem

avoir l'estime de qn

to be held in esteem by sb

avoir de l'estime pour qn

to esteem sb

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Individuals may restore their self-esteem by derogating the member of a stereotyped group.

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The story focuses on poor people who struggle with their lack of self-esteem.

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Individuals with higher levels of contingent self-esteem are more likely to view acceptance from others as contingent upon the ideal standard for body image.

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It aims to improve the inmates' self-esteem and strengthen their desire to improve.

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Secondly, unconscious death thoughts can result in actions taken upon self-esteem as opposed to bodily health.

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He exits with his tuxedo soiled, his soup-bowl full, but self-esteem flying high.

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The objectives of the community based projects focus on improving local childrens life experience, their relationships with others and building their self-esteem.

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In fact, even people with very low self-esteem want to be loved.

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Nowadays, the education of craftspersons has changed - in particular self-esteem and the concept of respectability.

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Positive consequences of being in love include increased self-esteem and self-efficacy.

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