CIVIL - Перевод английский на французский

civil [брит. ˈsɪv(ə)l, америк. ˈsɪv(ə)l] ПРИЛ.

1. civil (civic, not military):

civil affairs, aviation, disorder, wedding

civil

2. civil ЮРИД.:

civil case, court, offence

civil

civil claim

au civil

3. civil (polite):

civil person

courtois

it was civil of him to do that

c'était aimable de sa part de faire cela

to keep a civil tongue in one's head

mesurer ses paroles

civil defence, civil defense америк., CD СУЩ.

civil defence

défense ж. passive

civil defence определит. authority, grant, measures, team

de défense passive

I. civil liberty СУЩ.

civil liberty

libertés ж. мн. individuelles

II. civil liberties СУЩ.

civil liberties campaign, group, lawyer:

civil liberties только мн. определит.

de libertés individuelles

civil partner [брит. ˌsɪv(ə)l ˈpɑːtnə] СУЩ. ЮРИД.

civil partner

partenaire м. и ж. civil/-e

civil partner

pacsé/-e м./ж.

civil rights СУЩ. только мн.

civil rights

droits м. мн. civils

civil rights определит. campaign, march, activist

pour les droits civils

civil partnership СУЩ. ЮРИД.

civil partnership

union ж. civile (entre partenaires de même sexe)

civil marriage СУЩ. ЮРИД.

civil marriage

mariage м. civil

civil servant СУЩ.

civil servant

fonctionnaire м. и ж.

civil service СУЩ.

civil service

fonction ж. publique

civil service определит. department

de la fonction publique

civil service post

dans la fonction publique

civil service recruitment

de fonctionnaires

civil wedding СУЩ.

civil wedding

mariage м. civil

civil [ˈsɪvl] ПРИЛ.

1. civil <inv> (of citizens):

civil

civil(e)

2. civil (courteous):

civil

poli(e)

civil engineer СУЩ.

civil engineer

ingénieur м. des travaux publics

civil rights СУЩ. мн.

civil rights

droits mpl civils

civil marriage СУЩ.

civil marriage

mariage м. civil

civil court СУЩ.

civil court

tribunal м. civil

civil population СУЩ.

civil population

population ж. civile

civil disobedience СУЩ.

civil disobedience

désobéissance ж. civile

civil liberties СУЩ.

civil liberties

libertés fpl civiques

civil service СУЩ.

civil service

fonction ж. publique

civil service

Le civil service en Grande Bretagne est rattaché au centre administratif du pays; il est constitué du service diplomatique, du "Inland Revenue" (service de perception des impôts), du service social et de la santé ainsi que de nombreux établissements publics de formation. Les "civil servants" (fonctionnaires) ont des emplois fixes et ne sont pas touchés par les changements de gouvernement.

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civil engineering СУЩ.

civil engineering

travaux publics м. мн.

civil [ˈsɪv· ə l] ПРИЛ.

1. civil <inv> (of citizens):

civil

civil(e)

2. civil (courteous):

civil

poli(e)

civil engineer СУЩ.

civil engineer

ingénieur м. и ж. des travaux publics

civil disobedience СУЩ.

civil disobedience

désobéissance ж. civile

civil defense СУЩ.

civil defense

protection ж. civile

civil court СУЩ.

civil court

tribunal м. civil

civil liberties СУЩ.

civil liberties

libertés fpl civiques

civil law СУЩ.

civil law

droit м. civil

this question is about civil law

cette question concerne le code civil

civil marriage СУЩ.

civil marriage

mariage м. civil

civil service СУЩ.

civil service

fonction ж. publique

civil servant СУЩ.

civil servant

fonctionnaire м. и ж.

fonction publique

civil service

société civile

civil society

PACS

civil union between two adults

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

Such merely legal transactions, except in exceptional cases, are totally rejected by civil marriage celebrants.

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It introduced female suffrage, civil marriage and divorce.

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Alternatively, certain governments only consider a civil marriage celebration as legally binding and regard the religious ceremony as a confirmation of the civil marriage.

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In 1875 the civil marriage ceremony became a mandatory.

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These objectives can be achieved while also protecting religious liberty, as demonstrated by states enacting civil marriage with exemptions for religious institutions.

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