poli signifie anglais
| Français | Anglais |
|---|---|
| politicien nom {m} | politician [politicians]◼◼◼(one engaged in politics) |
| politicienne nom {f} | politician [politicians]◼◼◼(one engaged in politics) |
| politique nom {f} | policy [policies]◼◼◼(principle of conduct) politics◼◼◼(a methodology and activities associated with running a government) |
| politique adjectif | political◼◼◼adjective political◼◼◼(concerning or relating to politics) |
| politique nom {m} nom {f} | politician [politicians]◼◼◻(one engaged in politics) |
| politique nom | public life◼◼◻(politics, as in the profession of being a politician) |
| politique budgétaire nom {f} | fiscal policy◼◼◼(government policy) |
| politique de confidentialité nom | privacy policy◼◼◼(statement detailing policies that an organization uses to collect information about users) |
| politique de l'autruche nom | ostrich policy◼◼◼(the tendency to ignore obvious problems and pretend they do not exist) |
| politique de l'autruche nom {f} | ostrich politics◼◻◻(evasive style of politics) |
| politique de l'enfant unique nom {f} | one-child policy◼◼◼(a policy of population control) |
| politique de la canonnière nom {f} | gunboat diplomacy◼◼◼(the pursuit of foreign policy objectives by display of military power) |
| politique de la division nom {f} | wedge politics(A strategy or pattern of behavior by a politician, political party, or advocacy group which is intended to have a divisive effect on one's political opponents or on the electorate) |
| politique de la terre brûlée nom {f} | scorched-earth policy◼◼◼noun |
| politique du saucissonnage nom {f} | salami technique(reaching of a goal using small, consistent steps) |
| politique extérieure nom {f} | foreign policy◼◼◼(government's policy) |
| politique intérieure nom {f} | domestic policy◼◼◼(government's policy) |
| politique publique nom {f} | public policy [public policies]◼◼◼(set of government policies) |
| politiquement adverbe | politically◼◼◼(in a political manner) |
| politiquement correct adjectif | politically correct◼◼◼(avoiding offense, selectively) |
| politiquement correct nom {m} | political correctness◼◼◼(being politically correct) |
| politisation nom {f} | politicization◼◼◼(The state of being or process of becoming politicized) |
| politiser verbe | politicize [politicized, politicizing, politicizes]◼◼◼(to give something political characteristics) |
| politologie nom {f} | political science◼◼◼(study of politics) |
| politologue nom {m} nom {f} | political scientist [political scientists]◼◼◼(political science expert) |
| [familiar] tu; [polite] vous determiner | you(the individual or group spoken/written to) |
| [less common] trampolin nom {m} | trampoline [trampolines](gymnastic and recreational device) |
| [polite] pouvez-vous m'aider ? phrase | can you help me(can you help me?) |
| [polite] vous pronoun | you(object pronoun: the person being addressed) you(subject pronoun: the person being addressed) |
| [politics] mi-mandat adjectif | midterm(halfway through a term) |
| Alexandroúpoli nom propre | Alexandroupoli◼◼◼(city) |
| Alexandroúpolis nom propre | Alexandroupoli◼◼◼(city) |
| andrinopolitain adjectif | Adrianopolitan(of or pertaining to Adrianople) |
| Andrinopolitain nom {m} | Adrianopolitan(native or inhabitant of Adrianople) |
| Andrinopolitaine nom {f} | Adrianopolitan(native or inhabitant of Adrianople) |
| antimonopolistique adjectif {m} {f} | antitrust◼◼◼(opposed to or against the establishment or existence of trusts) |
| apolitique adjectif | apolitical◼◼◼(Having no interest or involvement in politics) |
