LOBBY CORRESPONDENT - Перевод английский на французский

lobby correspondent СУЩ.

lobby correspondent

journaliste м. и ж. parlementaire

correspondent [брит. kɒrɪˈspɒnd(ə)nt, америк. ˌkɔrəˈspɑndənt, ˌkɑrəˈspɑndənt] СУЩ.

1. correspondent (journalist):

correspondent (gen)

journaliste м. и ж.

correspondent (abroad)

correspondant/-e м./ж.

political/sports correspondent

journaliste м. и ж. politique/sportif/-ive

2. correspondent (letter writer):

correspondent

correspondant/-e м./ж.

I. lobby [брит. ˈlɒbi, америк. ˈlɑbi] СУЩ.

1. lobby (hall):

lobby (of house)

entrée ж.

lobby (of house)

vestibule м.

lobby (of hotel)

hall м.

lobby (of theatre)

lobby м.

2. lobby ПОЛИТ. (to meet public):

lobby

hall de l'assemblée législative où le public rencontre les députés

3. lobby брит. ПОЛИТ.:

lobby, a. division lobby (where MPs vote)

vestibule où les députés se répartissent pour voter

4. lobby:

lobby, a. lobby group

lobby м.

the environmental/farming/pro-European lobby

le lobby écologiste/des agriculteurs/pro-européen

5. lobby (campaign):

lobby

campagne ж. de pression

lobby

lobbying м.

to stage a mass lobby of parliament

organiser une manifestation devant le parlement

II. lobby [брит. ˈlɒbi, америк. ˈlɑbi] ГЛ. перех.

lobby

faire pression sur (about à propos de)

lobby ПОЛИТ. bill

appuyer

to lobby a bill through parliament брит./Congress америк.

appuyer un projet de loi pour qu'il passe au parlement/au Congrès

III. lobby [брит. ˈlɒbi, америк. ˈlɑbi] ГЛ. неперех.

lobby

faire pression, se livrer à un travail de propagande

to lobby for sth/to do

faire pression pour obtenir qc/pour faire

correspondent СУЩ. (writer of letters, journalist)

correspondent

correspondant(e) м. (ж.)

special correspondent

envoyé(e) м. (ж.) spécial

parliamentary correspondent

rédacteur(-trice) м. (ж.) parlementaire

I. lobby <-bbies> [ˈlɒbi, америк. ˈlɑ:bi] СУЩ.

1. lobby АРХИТ.:

lobby

entrée ж.

lobby of hotel

hall м.

lobby of theater

foyer м.

2. lobby (influential group):

lobby

lobby м.

II. lobby <-ie-> [ˈlɒbi, америк. ˈlɑ:bi] ГЛ. неперех.

lobby

exercer une pression

to lobby to have sth done

faire pression pour obtenir qc

to lobby against/for sth

exercer une pression contre/en vue de qc

III. lobby <-ie-> [ˈlɒbi, америк. ˈlɑ:bi] ГЛ. перех.

lobby

faire pression sur

correspondent СУЩ. (writer of letters, journalist)

correspondent

correspondant(e) м. (ж.)

special correspondent

envoyé (e) м. (ж.) spécial

parliamentary correspondent

rédacteur (-trice) м. (ж.) parlementaire

I. lobby <-bbies> [ˈla·bi] СУЩ.

1. lobby АРХИТ.:

lobby

entrée ж.

lobby of hotel

hall м.

lobby of theater

foyer м.

2. lobby (influential group):

lobby

lobby м.

II. lobby <-ie-> [ˈla·bi] ГЛ. неперех.

lobby

exercer une pression

to lobby to have sth done

faire pression pour obtenir qc

to lobby against/for sth

exercer une pression contre/en vue d'obtenir qc

III. lobby <-ie-> [ˈla·bi] ГЛ. перех.

lobby

faire pression sur

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

The fire was put out in less than 50 minutes as the fire correspondents responded immediately.

en.wikipedia.org

A political journalist since 1971, she became a lobby correspondent in 1974.

en.wikipedia.org

Elements of it enjoy a cozy, incestuous relationship with the government of the day, especially the lobby correspondents who are fed by the prime minister's office.

www.theglobeandmail.com

A good lobby correspondent is priceless, producing exclusives, forging close links with local mps, who are also in touch with their constituents so providing many human interest stories.

www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk

The equally hard-working journos who struggle to cover their patches many miles from the capital would rather see a lobby correspondent bite the dust than bite it themselves.

www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk