Zusammenfassung
close {Substantiv}
enceinte · impasse · enclos · cul-de-sac · courette · fin · conclusion
close {Adjektiv}
ferme · intime · peu communicatif · dense · compact · rigoureux · regardant · rapproché · proche
close {Adverb}
étroitement · de près · près
to close {Verb}
conclure · fermer · finir · terminer · clore · obturer · fermer
clore {Verb}
to close · to end · to close down
Englisch-Französisch Übersetzung für "close"
"close" Französisch Übersetzung
close {Substantiv}
At approximately 11.15 p.m., a missile struck within the school compound close to the toilet blocks.
Close family members are not able to accompany pregnant women to hospital or often arrive late.
We also hope, and I want to make this clear to the House, that the co-legislators are going to take a close interest in this.
This force operates in close coordination with protective agents and with the riot squad that defends the perimeter.
The Headquarters complex will be closed to the public from 4 p.m. on Sunday, 17 September 2006 through close of business Friday, 29
This brought to a close the four-month political impasse that followed the resignation of the previous Speaker, Mahmoud al-Mashhadani, in...
Progress on this front has, however, remained at a standstill since late April, illustrating the close link between this critical issue and
At the same time, we must not close our eyes to the major problems that enlargement may entail if the candidate countries are not well
Following intensive negotiations, we came tantalizingly close in April to making the required breakthrough but unfortunately did not get
close {Subst.} (auch: cul-de-sac, dead-end street, dead end)
That remained the position in the Gaza Strip at the close of the reporting period.
By the close of the reporting period approximately 18,000 people were still missing.
Don't close your mouth” which aims to eradicate the sexual exploitation of children.
However, the future status of many committees remained unclear at the close of 2002.
Oh, 1993! All I have to do is close my eyes to remember — who could forget?
close {Subst.} [Fin.]
I close with a statement by George Washington, the first U.S. president.
In bringing this speech to a close, let me ask what our weaknesses are.
Let me close by saying a few words on the regional aspects, as others have.
At the close of the debate I have received six motions for a resolution.
I should like to close by saying that I cannot support the idea of a scoreboard in the legal sphere.
close {Adjektiv}
I must first emphasise that the European Parliament did not close its doors.
As a young boy, Jim Tunney admired a local farm close to his home.
The Commission closed 1,954 cases, close to the same number as the previous year (1,932).
Along with that blooper reel where the door doesn't close all the way.
This door continues to remain open, and the resolution that has just been adopted does not close it.
Close friendship with or overt hostility towards one of the parties; 10.
You have been an excellent colleague and will always be a close friend.
He was a close friend to all of the leaders of the Liberal party that he had come to know.
According to the author, Remi Roger was a close friend of Isabel and her boyfriend, Demetrio.
(a) He became a close personal confidant of Hitler in 1934;
close {Adj.} (auch: cagey, secretive, reticent)
Order is maintained through the interaction of a huge number of individual entities, linked together by a close network of connections and...
It should be stressed that the extensive and close-knit fabric of society contributes very considerably to the interest in human rights
Of these 138 natural heritage sites, 33 are tropical closed forests of high conservation value.
A forest may consist of either closed forest formations where trees of various storeys and undergrowth cover a high proportion of the ground or open forest.
In 2004, UNEP will initiate the Second Assessment of the World's Remaining Closed Forests, with partners, including some Partnership members.
Emerging issues did not escape the close scrutiny of the First Committee either.
The importance of close monitoring and evaluation of the work of UNDP was also emphasized.
On the other hand, the new draft articles 28 and 29 are without precedent and merit close scrutiny.
We want a European Union that is efficient and accountable and where Europe's institutions are kept under close scrutiny.
Such close review of all information pertaining to the adopting party helps ensure that no problems arise at any step in the process.
If you take a close look, then roughly speaking, Russia is slightly ahead of Morocco in terms of budgetary importance, which cannot be...
In close combat, it allows the commander a greater freedom of manoeuvre.
The reduction in maternal mortality is close to the target for the decade.
When I look at what happened in Bosnia it brings it very close to home for myself.
His solution came close to using a real and substantial connection case to decide close cases.
The cohesion tools, the Structural Funds, are what brings Europe close to the citizens.
What this party says is very close to the views put forward here by Mr Gollnisch.
annual household income, being a visible minority, having known a close friend
- Free admission to a public school close to the child's usual place of residence;
A Europe that is close to the citizen - that is our ambition and our desire.
The director of the company, Serguei Denissenko is a close associate of Victor Bout.
close {Adverb}
close {Adv.} (auch: narrowly, tightly)
The ombudsman worked in close cooperation with the International House in Reykjavík.
And there was close cooperation with the External Auditor of the Organization.
Such an exercise has to be conducted in close cooperation with staff representatives.
CIAM confirmed that it was working in close cooperation with the Expert Group.
There is a close link between consolidating peace and eliminating poverty.
This means that it did not keep a close eye on the activities of the Red Cross.
The European Union will continue to take a close interest in Macao after 19 December.
IDF troops opened fire on him at close range from a distance of 100 metres.
The Rio Group would pay close attention to the issue of air travel for staff.
We also believe that the Security Council should pay close attention to this process.
(b) “Mars-Express: very close to an exciting world”, by Ralf Jaumann (Germany);
Close to 50 heads of State or Government and vice-presidents attended the Summit.
That same year, close to 50% of single people were in the low income category.
Close to half of the children referred to the teams were newborn to age three.
In 2008, these represented close to 11 per cent of the gross national product.
to close {Verb}
to close [closed|closed] {Vb.} (auch: to induce, to infer, to gather, to conclude)
I close my speech by talking about the potential impact the bill would have.
It would be gratifying to cover the whole world, but I must come to a close.
I have to tell you that we were genuinely close to concluding the agreement.
To close, I would like to touch on the Stability Pact and the Commission.
We would like to close by thanking Mrs Damião for the work she has carried out.
to close [closed|closed] {Vb.} (auch: to shut, to shut up, to turn off)
First he started to close down the schools, then he threw Albanians out of jobs.
Specifically, the Peruvian authorities should close Challapalca and Yanamayo prisons.
The decision to close a file falls to the lawyer who is responsible for the file.
It has also been asked to close its doors in Albania, Croatia and Ethiopia.
I am deeply regretful of Volvo's decision to close the plant in my riding.
to close [closed|closed] {Vb.} (auch: to knock off, to get to the end of, to come to an end, to end)
I should like to close by saying that we are still just right at the beginning.
To close, I should like to refer to two issues relating to Community institutions.
Let me close by recalling the commitment of the European Union to the region.
This month we will be able to avoid the embarrassment of being so close to continually slipping into debt''.
Thanks to very close cooperation among the institutions in recent years, our record has been good.
to close [closed|closed] {Vb.} (auch: to conclude, to end, to finish, to wind up)
I would ask him to bring his comments to a close within the next 15 seconds, please.
Allow me, therefore, to close with the following words of that encyclical:
I would like to close with a brief overview of the OPCW's main activities.
To close, I shall reply to a fairly accurate observation by Mr Martinez.
Ladies and gentlemen, I want to close this brief speech with an appeal from the heart.
to close [closed|closed] {Vb.} (auch: to end)
The Committee therefore decided to close consideration of the request of the NGO.
With a few painful compromises, it may perhaps close the financial perspectives.
The second is to close the list of speakers on 6 October, the third day of the debate.
Mr. Speaker, I stand with great pleasure to close the debate this evening.
If the hon. member for Surrey North speaks now, he will close the debate.
to close [closed|closed] {tr.V.} (auch: to block up)
6.7.2.17.4 Forklift pockets shall be capable of being closed off.
6.7.3.13.4 Forklift pockets shall be capable of being closed off.
In any event, the barrel must be closed by a visible red cap.
Before the test, all apertures other than that required for the recovery of the gases shall be closed;
The parts of the gas dosage unit (Class 2 or 2A) shall be leakproof with the outlet(s) of that part closed.
to close [closed|closed] {tr.V.} [Luftf.]
clore {Verb}
Synonyme
Synonyme (Englisch) für "close":
© Princeton Universitynear · nigh · closely · tight · faithful · closelipped · closemouthed · secretive · tightlipped · confining · cheeseparing · penny-pinching · skinny · snug · close-fitting · airless · stuffy · unaired · close up · shut
Synonyme (Französisch) für "clore":
© myThes Dicollecteachever · finir · terminer · parachever · parfaire · compléter · consommer · couronner · aboutir · accomplir · barricader · arrêter · bloquer · boucher · clôturer · colmater · fermer · obstruer · retenir · obturer
Beispielsätze
Beispielsätze für "close" auf Französisch
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