moderate in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for moderate in the English»French Dictionary

I.moderate N [Brit ˈmɒd(ə)rət, Am ˈmɑd(ə)rət]

moderate

modéré/-e m/f

II.moderate ADJ [Brit ˈmɒd(ə)rət, Am ˈmɑd(ə)rət]

1. moderate (not extreme) also POL :

moderate person, opinion, demand, party, tone

modéré (in dans)

2. moderate (of average extent) gain, income, performance, success:

moderate

moyen/-enne, limité

FOOD at or over a moderate heat

à feu moyen

in a moderate oven

à four moyen

3. moderate METEO:

moderate conditions

tempéré

moderate wind, rain

modéré

III.moderate VB trans [Brit ˈmɒdəreɪt, Am ˈmɑdəˌreɪt]

1. moderate (gen) POL:

moderate person, opinion

modérer

2. moderate Brit:

moderate SCHOOL, UNIV examinations

harmoniser les résultats de

IV.moderate VB intr [Brit ˈmɒdəreɪt, Am ˈmɑdəˌreɪt]

1. moderate (become less extreme):

moderate

se modérer

2. moderate (chair):

moderate

présider

to moderate over sth debate

animer

3. moderate METEO:

moderate wind, storm:

s'apaiser

moderate rain:

se calmer

moderate gale N METEO

moderate gale

grand frais m

moderate breeze N METEO

moderate breeze

jolie brise f

Translations for moderate in the French»English Dictionary

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modéré (modérée) personne, parti, candidat

moderate (dans in)

modéré (modérée) vent, vitesse, usage, parole

moderate

modéré (modérée)

moderate

nuancer propos

to moderate

nuancer son jugement

to moderate one's stance

tempérer argument

to moderate

cuire à four moyen, thermostat 6

cook in a moderate oven, at thermostat 6

mesuré (mesurée) attitude

moderate

modérer propos, langage, critiques

to moderate

plein de modération

very moderate

moderate in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for moderate in the English»French Dictionary

I.moderate¹ [ˈma·dər·ət] N POL

moderate

modéré(e) m (f)

II.moderate¹ [ˈma·dər·ət] ADJ

1. moderate (neither great nor small):

moderate size, ability

moyen(ne)

2. moderate (avoiding extremes) a. POL:

moderate

modéré(e)

moderate climate

tempéré(e)

I.moderate² [ˈma·dər·əɪt] VB trans

1. moderate (make less extreme):

moderate

modérer

2. moderate (control):

moderate examination, debate

être le modérateur pour

II.moderate² [ˈma·dər·əɪt] VB intr

moderate

se modérer

Translations for moderate in the French»English Dictionary

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modéré(e) vent, froid, opinion

moderate

modéré(e) enthousiasme, succès

moderate

modéré(e)

moderate

mesuré(e) personne

moderate

doux (douce) fiscalité

moderate

à feu doux

on moderate heat

tempérer

to moderate

adoucir voix

to moderate

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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First, a central bank mandate should help moderate the business cycle, while addressing the macroeconomic challenges of the era.

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Slower spending would help moderate domestic demand, alleviate real appreciation pressures, and support disinflation.

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Farming sites are often classified into five levels: insensitive, mild, moderate, high and extreme, depending on the regions soil sensitivity.

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Pugs' legs are very strong, straight, of moderate length, and are set well under.

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And be moderate (or show no insolence) in your walking, and lower your voice.

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However, studies have also described paradoxical phenomena associated with temperature and itch, where applied short-term moderate cold temperature stimulus enhanced the itch.

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The mineralized boulders contain 15 - 25% vein material, with moderate to strong silicification of the intervening siltstone.

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A few half-hearted agrarian laws were passed such as the seed certification law, a land rental law and a moderate land reform law.

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More moderate pan-democrats that avoided the notion of civic nomination were effectively squeezed out.

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A roll bar is a single bar behind the driver that provides moderate roll-over protection.

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