TCO in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for TCO in the English»French Dictionary

TCP® N

TCP

désinfectant m

TCE N

TCE → ton coal equivalent

TCE

TEC f

eco-label N

eco-label

écolabel m

eco-labelling N

eco-labelling

étiquetage m écologique

eco-audit [Brit ˈiːkəʊˌɔːdɪt, Am ˈikoʊˌɔdɪt] N

eco-audit

éco-audit m

eco-aware [ˌiːkəʊəˈweə(r)] ADJ

eco-aware

sensibilisé aux problèmes de l'environnement

eco-resort [Brit ˈiːkəʊrɪˌzɔːt] N

1. eco-resort (holiday leisure complex):

eco-resort

village m vacances écologique

2. eco-resort (hotel):

eco-resort

éco-hôtel m

eco-friendly ADJ

eco-friendly

qui ne nuit pas à l'environnement

eco-tax [Am ˈikoʊˌtæks] N

eco-tax

écotaxe f

eco-warrior [Brit ˈiːkəʊwɒrɪə, Am ˈikoʊˌwɔriər] N

eco-warrior

éco-guerrier/-ière m/f

eco-warrior

écologiste mf ultra

TCO in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for TCO in the English»French Dictionary

NCO [ˌen·si·ˈoʊ] N

NCO abbreviation of noncommissioned officer

NCO

sous-officier m

See also noncommissioned officer

noncommissioned officer N

noncommissioned officer

sous-officier m

Puerto Rico [ˌpwer·t̬ə·ˈri·koʊ] N

Puerto Rico

Porto Rico

loco [ˈloʊ·koʊ] ADJ inf

loco

dingue

I.cool [kul] ADJ

1. cool (slightly cold):

cool

frais(fraîche)

2. cool (calm):

cool

tranquille

cool inf

cool

to keep a cool head

garder la tête froide

3. cool (unfriendly, cold):

cool

froid(e)

cool welcome

glacial(e)

4. cool (fresh):

cool color

froid(e)

5. cool inf (fashionable):

cool

cool

Phrases:

cool as a cucumber

tranquille

II.cool [kul] INTERJ inf

cool

cool!

III.cool [kul] N

1. cool (coolness):

cool

fraîcheur f

2. cool (calm):

cool

sang-froid m

to keep one's cool

garder son calme

IV.cool [kul] VB intr

cool

se refroidir

V.cool [kul] VB trans

1. cool (make cold):

cool

refroidir

2. cool inf:

cool it!

reste cool!

I.cock-a-doodle-doo INTERJ childspeak

cock-a-doodle-doo

cocorico!

II.cock-a-doodle-doo N

cock-a-doodle-doo

cocorico m

to make a cock-a-doodle-doo

faire cocorico

III.cock-a-doodle-doo VB intr

cock-a-doodle-doo

faire cocorico

I.copy <-pies> [ˈka·pi] N

1. copy (facsimile):

copy

copie f

to make a copy of sth

photocopier qc

2. copy PHOTO:

copy

épreuve f

3. copy ART:

copy

reproduction f

4. copy JOURN:

copy of a book

exemplaire m

carbon copy

carbone m

true copy

copie f conforme

5. copy (text to be published):

copy

article m

6. copy (topic for an article):

copy

sujet m d'article

7. copy comput:

copy

copie f

hard copy comput

impression f d'un fichier informatique

Phrases:

to be a carbon copy of sb

être le sosie de qn

II.copy <-ie-> [ˈka·pi] VB trans a. fig

copy

copier

to copy a file onto a disk

copier un fichier sur une disquette

III.copy [ˈka·pi] VB intr pej (cheat)

copy

copier

to copy from/off sb

copier sur qn

I.coil [kɔɪl] N

1. coil (wound spiral):

coil

rouleau m

coil of rope

pli m

2. coil inf MED:

coil

stérilet m

II.coil [kɔɪl] VB intr

coil snake:

to coil around sth

s'enrouler autour de qc

III.coil [kɔɪl] VB trans

coil

enrouler

to coil oneself around sth

s'enrouler autour de qc

I.cook [kʊk] N

cook

cuisinier(-ière) m (f)

Phrases:

too many cooks spoil the broth prov

trop de cuisiniers gâtent la sauce

II.cook [kʊk] VB intr

1. cook (prepare food):

cook

cuisiner

2. cook (be cooked):

cook

cuire

3. cook inf (do well):

cook

se débrouiller pas mal

4. cook inf (ready to go):

cook

y aller

Phrases:

what's cooking?

qu'est-ce qui se mijote là?

III.cook [kʊk] VB trans

1. cook (prepare food):

cook

cuisiner

2. cook (prepare food using heat):

cook

cuire

Phrases:

to cook the books

brouiller les comptes

to cook sb's goose

mettre qn dans le pétrin

I.core [kɔr] N

1. core (center):

core

partie f centrale

2. core (center with seeds):

core

noyau m

apple/pear core

trognon m de pomme/poire

3. core PHYS:

core

nucléon m

core of a nuclear reactor

cœur m d'un réacteur nucléaire

4. core (most important part):

core

essentiel m

to be at the core of a problem

être au centre du problème

to get to the core of sth

aller à l'essentiel de qc

5. core ELEC:

core

mèche f

6. core comput:

core

mise f en mémoire des bits

Phrases:

to the core

au cœur

to be rotten to the core

être pourri jusqu'à la moelle

II.core [kɔr] ADJ

core issue:

core

central(e)

III.core [kɔr] VB trans

core

évider

I.come by VB trans insep

1. come by → come across

2. come by (obtain by chance):

come by

trouver

II.come by VB intr

come by

passer

See also come across

I.come across VB trans

come across photos

tomber sur

come across problem, obstacle

rencontrer

II.come across VB intr

come across

faire une impression

to come across well/badly

bien/mal passer

to come across as sth

donner l'impression d'être qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Differs from total cost of ownership (TCO) in that it considers the benefits of alternative investments.

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The glass substrate includes a thin layer of a transparent conductive oxide (TCO) layer.

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It claims to be the first software on the market to accurately predict total cost of ownership (TCO) and properly model energy flow.

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It is hoped that the system will address testing and reliability requirements important in the enterprise environment, sharing and reducing the perceived TCO of open source software.

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One current development goal is zero administration and by this low TCO.

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Understanding and familiarity with the term TCO has been somewhat facilitated as a result of various comparisons between the TCO of open source and proprietary software.

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The lowest TCO award is just icing on the cake.

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In this context, the TCO denotes the cost of owning a vehicle from the purchase, through its maintenance, and finally its sale as a used car.

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Although commonly associated with computer monitors, later TCO revisions also define standards for computers, keyboards, printers, mobile phones, and office furniture.

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A thin insulator is deposited between the rolled metal layer and the TCO layer for electrical disconnection.

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