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Translate casement from English to French

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  1. case:
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Detailed Translations for casement from English to French

casement:


Synonyms for "casement":


Related Definitions for "casement":

  1. a window sash that is hinged (usually on one side)1

Wiktionary Translations for casement:

casement
noun
  1. fortification|fr abri voûté, à l’épreuve du canon, destiner à loger des troupes pendant un bombardement.

casement form of case:

case [the ~] nomen

  1. the case (matter; business; affair)
    le cas; l'affaire; le problème; le fait; la question
  2. the case
    le cas; le fait; la question
  3. the case
    le cas
    • cas [le ~] nomen
  4. the case (question; issue)
    le cas; la question; le problème; l'affaire; le différend; le point à l'ordre du jour
  5. the case (lawsuit; proceedings; trial; legal suit)
    l'affaire judiciaire
  6. the case (crate; box)
    la caisse; la clayette; la caisse à claire-voie
  7. the case (crate; box)
    la caisse; la boîte
  8. the case (drawer; la; till)
    le tiroir; le petit tiroir
  9. the case (problem; matter; question)
    le problème; la question; le cas
  10. the case (tubular case; tube; shell-hole; étui)
    l'étui
  11. the case (pencase; étui; casing; cover)
    l'étui; la trousse à stylos
  12. the case (contract; job)
    – A customer service issue or problem reported by a customer and the activities that customer service representatives use to resolve it. 2
    la tâche; le contrat; l'incident; demande de devis
  13. the case
    – A receptacle for holding goods to be stored or transported. 2
    la boîte
  14. the case
    – An abstract view of data characterized by attributes and relations to other cases. 2
    le cas
    • cas [le ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for case:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
affaire affair; business; case; issue; matter; question acquiring; acquisition; activity; bargain; business; buy; buying; company; concern; deal; enterprise; event; firm; happening; history; incident; industry; issue; merchant skill; obtaining; occupation; point of discussion; procurance; purchase; purchasing; pursuit; question; salesmanship; shop; transaction; work
affaire judiciaire case; lawsuit; legal suit; proceedings; trial
boîte box; case; crate bin; box; can; canister; carton; container; convict prison; correctional center; cover; detention centre; jail; little can; little drum; packaging; packing; parcel; penitentiary; prison; prison camp; shell; storage can; storing space; tin; wrapper; wrapping
caisse box; case; crate cash register
caisse à claire-voie box; case; crate
cas affair; business; case; issue; matter; problem; question ado; commotion; event; fuss; happening; history; incident; issue; issues; opinion; point of discussion; point of view; position; problems; question; song and dance; standpoint; to-do; view
clayette box; case; crate
contrat case; contract; job agreement; communality; community; contract
différend case; issue; question argument; battle of words; conflict; debate; difference of opinion; disagreement; discord; disputation; dispute; opinion; point of view; position; quarrel; row; squabble; standpoint; twist; verbal dispute; verbal duel; verbal sword-play; view; wrangle
fait affair; business; case; matter act; action; affair; business; data; deed; event; fact; matter; occasion; occurrence
incident case; contract; job affair; business; crash; event; happening; history; incident; matter; occasion; occurrence
petit tiroir case; drawer; la; till drawer; stock; till
point à l'ordre du jour case; issue; question
problème affair; business; case; issue; matter; problem; question assignment; complication; definition of a problem; difficulty; interpellation; lecture; opinion; paper; point of view; position; problem; problematical case; problems; project; question; request; standpoint; statement; summary; task; view
question affair; business; case; issue; matter; problem; question assignment; definition of a problem; difficulty; interpellation; issue; issues; lecture; opinion; paper; point of discussion; point of view; position; problem; problematical case; problems; project; question; request; standpoint; statement; summary; task; view
tiroir case; drawer; la; till drawer; stock; till
trousse à stylos case; casing; cover; pencase; étui
tâche case; contract; job assignment; chore; difficulty; duties; job; labor; labour; lecture; paper; problem; problematical case; problems; project; question; statement; summary; task; to-do; to-do item; work; working; workpiece
étui case; casing; cover; pencase; shell-hole; tube; tubular case; étui
- caseful; casing; causa; cause; character; compositor's case; display case; eccentric; event; example; face; font; fount; grammatical case; guinea pig; instance; lawsuit; pillow slip; pillowcase; sheath; shell; showcase; slip; subject; suit; type; typeface; typesetter's case; vitrine
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- encase; incase
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
demande de devis case; contract; job RFQ; request for quotation
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
caisse chest
- case of types; handbag; lawsuit; letter case; étui
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fait accomplished; achieved; attended to; born; carried out; clear; complete; completed; concluded; cooked-through; created; done; evident; executed; finished; made; manufactured; né; off; out; over; performed; prepared; produced; ready; ready for use
incident intercurrent; intervening

Related Words for "case":


Synonyms for "case":


Related Definitions for "case":

  1. a comprehensive term for any proceeding in a court of law whereby an individual seeks a legal remedy1
  2. a portable container for carrying several objects1
    • the musicians left their instrument cases backstage1
  3. a glass container used to store and display items in a shop or museum or home1
  4. bed linen consisting of a cover for a pillow1
  5. (printing) the receptacle in which a compositor has his type, which is divided into compartments for the different letters, spaces, or numbers1
    • for English, a compositor will ordinarily have two such cases, the upper case containing the capitals and the lower case containing the small letters1
  6. the enclosing frame around a door or window opening1
  7. the housing or outer covering of something1
    • the clock has a walnut case1
  8. an enveloping structure or covering enclosing an animal or plant organ or part1
  9. the actual state of things1
    • that was not the case1
  10. nouns or pronouns or adjectives (often marked by inflection) related in some way to other words in a sentence1
  11. a statement of facts and reasons used to support an argument1
    • he stated his case clearly1
  12. a problem requiring investigation1
    • Perry Mason solved the case of the missing heir1
  13. a specific size and style of type within a type family1
  14. an occurrence of something1
    • it was a case of bad judgment1
  15. a person requiring professional services1
    • a typical case was the suburban housewife described by a marriage counselor1
  16. a person of a specified kind (usually with many eccentricities)1
    • a mental case1
  17. a person who is subjected to experimental or other observational procedures; someone who is an object of investigation1
    • the cases that we studied were drawn from two different communities1
  18. the quantity contained in a case1
  19. a special set of circumstances1
    • it may rain in which case the picnic will be canceled1
  20. a specific state of mind that is temporary1
    • a case of the jitters1
  21. enclose in, or as if in, a case1
  22. look over, usually with the intention to rob1
    • They men cased the housed1
  23. A customer service issue or problem reported by a customer and the activities that customer service representatives use to resolve it.2
  24. A receptacle for holding goods to be stored or transported.2
  25. An abstract view of data characterized by attributes and relations to other cases.2
  26. In the legal industry, a job reported by a customer and the activities that customer service representatives use to resolve it.2

Wiktionary Translations for case:

case
noun
  1. typography: the nature of a piece of alphabetic type
  2. outer covering or framework of a piece of apparatus
  3. piece of furniture, constructed partially of transparent glass or plastic
  4. suitcase
  5. piece of luggage that can be used to transport an apparatus
  6. box containing a number of identical items of manufacture
  7. grammar: set of grammatical cases or their meanings
  8. grammar: specific inflection
  9. legal proceeding
  10. instance or event as a topic of study
case
noun
  1. droit|nocat=1 cas traité par la justice
  2. Auge destinée à divers usages.
  3. Petit cuvier de bois qui a les bords assez bas.
  4. coffret à plusieurs compartiments.
  5. Contenant parallélépipédique
  6. Occasion
  7. Jurisprudence
  8. Grammaire
  9. Imprimerie
  10. Ce qui fait qu’une chose est ou s’opère.
  11. Rappelle un mot, une idée, un évènement, ou une énumération dont on parle ou dont on vient de parler ou dont l’on va parler
  12. Petit coffre.
  13. faisceau de choses lier ensemble.
  14. contenant
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• case → cas ↔ Fall — Stochastik, Logik: das Eintreten eines Zustandes
• case → cas ↔ Fall — Linguistik: Begriff aus der Grammatik, deutsche Bezeichnung für Kasus
• case → cas; affaire ↔ Fall — Rechtswissenschaft, Polizei, Medizin: Untersuchungsgegenstand
• case → événement ↔ Kasus — bildungssprachlich, selten: Gegenstand, Vorkommnis
• case → cas ↔ Kasus — Linguistik: grammatische Kategorie der Deklination von Substantiven, Adjektiven, Pronomen und Artikel
• case → hasard ↔ Zufall — das nicht Vorhersehbare, das nicht Beabsichtigte
• case → tuber ↔ verrohren — in der Fachsprache: Rohre verlegen
• case → exemple ↔ casus — concrete voorbeeld(en) van iets in de praktijk, vooral gebruikt in wetenschappelijke uitleg en cursussen
• case → cas ↔ casus — een naamval







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