invitation in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for invitation in the English»French Dictionary

invitation [Brit ɪnvɪˈteɪʃ(ə)n, Am ˌɪnvəˈteɪʃ(ə)n] N

1. invitation (request, card):

invitation

invitation f

an invitation to lunch/dinner

une invitation à déjeuner/à dîner

to send/accept/decline an invitation

envoyer/accepter/décliner une invitation

thank you for your kind invitation

je vous remercie de votre aimable invitation

we regret we are unable to accept your kind invitation

nous regrettons de ne pouvoir accepter votre aimable invitation

to receive an invitation to do

être invité à faire

2. invitation U (act of inviting):

invitation

invitation f

‘by invitation only’

‘entrée sur invitation uniquement’

at sb's invitation

à or sur l'invitation de qn

3. invitation (summons, bidding):

invitation

offre f

the rail union issued an urgent invitation to talks

le syndicat des chemins de fer a lancé une offre pressante de négociations

4. invitation FIN:

an invitation to bid

un appel d'offres

an invitation to tender

une adjudication

5. invitation (encouragement):

invitation fig

incitation f

unlocked doors are an open invitation to burglars

les portes non fermées à clé sont une incitation manifeste pour les cambrioleurs

this was an invitation to him to feel persecuted

cela l'a incité à se considérer comme persécuté

invitation card N

invitation card

carton m (d'invitation)

wedding invitation N

wedding invitation

invitation f à un mariage

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reciprocate affection, invitation

rendre

hospitable gesture, invitation

accueillant

reissue invitation, warning

renouveler

pressing invitation

pressant

Translations for invitation in the French»English Dictionary

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invitation (prière, exhortation)

invitation (à to)

invitation (document)

invitation

à ou sur l'invitation de qn

at sb's invitation

recevoir/lancer/décliner une invitation

to receive/send/decline an invitation

accepter l'invitation de qn/du gouvernement

to accept sb's/the government's invitation

entrer sans invitation

to enter without an invitation

carte ou carton d'invitation

invitation card

lettre d'invitation

letter of invitation

invite form

invitation (à to)

bristol

invitation card

invitation in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for invitation in the English»French Dictionary

invitation [ˌɪn·vɪ·ˈteɪ·ʃ ə n] N

invitation

invitation f

by invitation

sur invitation

invitation to sth

invitation à qc

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informal meeting, invitation

non-officiel(le)

to take sb up on an invitation

accepter l'invitation de qn

Translations for invitation in the French»English Dictionary

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faire-part (pour inviter)

invitation

invitation

invitation

invitation à une manifestation/au restaurant/à déjeuner

invitation to a demonstration/a meal out/to lunch

invitation à la débauche

invitation to debauchery

à [ou sur] l'invitation de qn

at sb's invitation

adjudication

invitation to tender

convocation d'une personne

invitation

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I politely rejected his invitation to join them.

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They reflected that the missionary goals for the trip had been met; they had invitations to return for future settlement.

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Invitations from these societies are organized through each academic department, as students are usually invited membership by junior or senior year.

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He also received an invitation to spring training.

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Normally the flyer states that the party is an open invitation, thus any artist who turns up can play music.

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In the end, she receives an invitation to be on a same show.

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In order to accept the championship invitation the athlete must be present at the awards ceremony.

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Invitations to treat include the display of goods; the advertisement of a price or an auction; and an invitation for tenders (or competitive bids).

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An invitation for tenders was issued in 1947.

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This included a blank space on the invitation card.

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