colleagues in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for colleagues in the English»French Dictionary

colleague [Brit ˈkɒliːɡ, Am ˈkɑliɡ] N

colleague (gen)

collègue mf

colleague (among doctors, lawyers) (of man)

confrère m

colleague (of woman)

consœur f

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ably assisted by his colleagues

secondé par des collègues compétents

departmental colleague, committee, meeting

de ministère

her departmental colleagues

ses collègues du ministère

(not encouraging) his colleagues were unsupportive

ses collègues ne l'ont pas soutenu

my estimable colleague

mon honorable collègue

Translations for colleagues in the French»English Dictionary

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avoir des relations de bonne camaraderie avec ses collègues de travail

to be on friendly terms with one's colleagues, to get on well with one's colleagues

collègue

colleague

consœur

female colleague

mon éminent confrère

my distinguished colleague

notre regretté collègue

our late lamented colleague

colleagues in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for colleagues in the English»French Dictionary

colleague [ˈkɒli:g, Am ˈkɑ:li:g] N

colleague

collègue mf

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a colleague of mine

un de mes collègues

Translations for colleagues in the French»English Dictionary

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consœur

colleague

confrère

colleague

collègue

colleague

camarade

colleague

transiger avec un collègue

to meet a colleague half-way

substituer un collègue/un mot à un autre

to substitute a colleague/one word for another

revendre un piano à un collègue

to sell a piano to a colleague

débiner son collègue auprès du patron

to run down [or rubbish] a colleague in front of the boss

colleagues Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to make a colleague swear to +infin

faire jurer à un collègue de +infin

to sell a piano to a colleague

revendre un piano à un collègue

to turn a colleague against the boss/project

braquer un collègue contre le chef/projet

to intervene with sb on behalf of a colleague

intervenir en faveur d'un collègue auprès de qn

to inform a colleague of a date

fixer un collègue sur une date

to substitute a colleague/one word for another

substituer un collègue/un mot à un autre

to think of sb as a colleague

apprécier qn comme collègue

to tell a colleague about a project

faire des révélations à un collègue sur un projet

to hold sth against a colleague

en vouloir à un collègue de qc

to enlighten a colleague about sb/sth

éclairer un collègue sur qn/qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Colleagues who work with runny noses, sore throats and clammy skin are as seasonal as the flu.

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He says he and his colleagues do not negate the importance of relatedness in the evolution of eusociality, as the critics say.

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But he also had an impish humour that was fondly reflected in the remembrances from his friends, colleagues and family members.

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The business programme included discussion sessions and satellite events designed to help participants to establish business contacts, hold talks, and share experience with colleagues.

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If his colleagues are looking for more, he suggested they create a paper cut out doll of the former chair and stick pins in it.

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He and his colleagues began to search for new ways to change the current situation.

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A specially designed intranet page or notice board will keep colleagues up to date with upcoming activities and can also encourage honest feedback and suggestions.

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His sense of humor has made him a likeable personality amongst his more senior colleagues.

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Female office workers around the world brace for hot weather by bundling up -- even as their male colleagues type away in shirtsleeves.

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There he and a few colleagues constructed cabins and cleared land to farm.

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