mode meaning in English
| French | English |
|---|---|
| mode nom {f} | mode [modes]◼◼◼(style or fashion) fashion [fashions]◼◼◼(current (constantly changing) trend, favored for frivolous rather than practical, logical, or intellectual reasons) fad◼◼◻(phenomenon) vogue◼◼◻(the prevailing fashion or style) |
| mode nom {m} | mode [modes]◼◼◼(computing: one of various related sets of rules for processing data; more generally, any state of the system associated with certain behaviours) mode [modes]◼◼◼(means of accomplishing something) manner [manners]◼◼◻(way of performing or effecting; method or style) grammatical mood(in grammar, type of the relationship) |
| mode alternatif de résolution des conflits nom {m} | alternative dispute resolution◼◼◼(resolution of a dispute through negotiation or similar means) |
| mode avion nom {m} | airplane mode◼◼◼noun |
| mode d'articulation nom {m} | manner of articulation◼◼◼(configuration and interaction of the articulators) |
| mode d'emploi nom | directions◼◼◼(instructions) |
| mode d'emploi nom {m} | user guide◼◻◻noun |
| mode de scrutin nom | voting system◼◼◼(system to determine the result of an election) |
| mode de sécurité nom {m} | safe mode◼◼◼((computing) troubleshooting mode) |
| mode de transfert asynchrone nom {m} | asynchronous transfer mode◼◼◼(broadband voice and data technology with quality of service transmission for sending and receiving data) |
| mode de transport nom {m} | mode of transport◼◼◼(vehicle or system used to transport people or goods) |
| mode de vie nom {m} | lifestyle [lifestyles]◼◼◼(style of living) way of life◼◼◼(style of living) |
| mode de vie nom {f} | living [livings]◼◼◼(style of life) |
| mode dégradé nom | fail-safe◼◼◼(device or mechanism) |
| mode gobelin nom | goblin mode(state) |
| mode ionien nom {m} | Ionian mode◼◼◼(musical mode) |
| mode lydien nom {m} | Lydian mode◼◼◼(musical mode) |
| mode majeur nom {m} | major key◼◼◼(music: a musical key based upon a major scale) major scale(diatonic scale) |
| mode mineur nom {m} | minor key◼◼◼(music: a musical key based upon a minor scale) minor scale◼◼◻(diatonic scale) |
| mode opératoire nom {m} | modus operandi [modi operandi]◼◼◼(habits from a criminal) |
| mode propre nom {m} | eigenmode◼◼◼(physics) |
| modelage nom {m} | modeling [modelings]◼◼◼(The art of sculpting models from clay) |
| modeler verbe | model [modelled, modelling, models]◼◼◼(create from a substance) hew [hewed, hewn, hewing, hews](to shape; to form) |
| modeling] moulage nom {m} | casting [castings](object made in a mold) |
| modelé nom {m} | landform◼◼◼(geological feature) |
| modem nom {m} | modem [modems]◼◼◼(device that encodes digital computer signals into analog/analogue telephone signals) |
| modern style nom propre {m} | Art Nouveau◼◼◼(style of art and architecture) |
| modern-style nom propre {m} | Art Nouveau(style of art and architecture) |
| moderne adjectif | modern [moderner, modernest]◼◼◼(pertaining to the current time and style) modern [moderner, modernest]◼◼◼(pertaining to history from c. 1800 onwards) |
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