phenomenon — English to French

How English phenomenon is translated into French in open, checked parallel texts: 1 translation with example sentences.

What it means: phenomenon in the Elamur Dictionary.

Sentence pairs counted, by form: phenomenon (23 025), phenomenons (1). By style: everyday 39 · literary 10 · parliamentary 1 975 · legal and administrative 340 · UN documents 20 662.

phénomène

Used about 19 547 times in the texts (everyday ≈ 38 · literary ≈ 9 · parliamentary ≈ 1 893 · legal and administrative ≈ 319 · UN documents ≈ 17 289).

• It's a rather common phenomenon.

  C'est un phénomène assez courant.

  Tatoeba · Tatoeba, CC BY 2.0 FR · sentences by felidad and calypsow · checked, community translation · #10589182 #11843710

• At Stapi I beheld this phenomenon in all its beauty.

  Or, à Stapi, ce phénomène apparaissait dans toute sa beauté.

  Project Gutenberg books (Verne, Hugo, Maupassant and their translators) · Project Gutenberg, public domain · checked, professional translation · verne journey centre earth, row 1194

• Terrorism is a complex phenomenon.

  Le terrorisme est un phénomène complexe.

  Europarl v8 · Source: European Parliament proceedings, Europarl v8 (Koehn 2005) via OPUS (Tiedemann 2012) · checked, professional translation · segment 959689

• Details of the phenomenon (C)

  Détails du phénomène (C)

  DGT-TM v2021 · Source: European Commission, DGT-TM (Steinberger et al. 2012), re-used under Commission Decision 2011/833/EU; the Commission keeps ownership of the data · checked, professional translation · segment 4272749

• II. REVIEW OF THE PHENOMENON OF CHILD LABOUR . 4 - 13 2

  II. APERÇU DU PHÉNOMÈNE 4 - 13 2

  United Nations Parallel Corpus v1.0 · Source: United Nations, United Nations Parallel Corpus v1.0 (Ziemski, Junczys-Dowmunt and Pouliquen 2016) · checked, professional translation · segment 3417392

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• But the student has an obligation because he's more likely to understand the financial and social phenomenon and global realities; it is his obligation to be a dynamic factor in a process of change, while never losing sight of reality.

  Mais celui qui est étudiant a un devoir parce qu'il est plus à même de comprendre les phénomènes économiques et sociaux et les réalités du monde ; il a le devoir d'être un facteur dynamique du processus de changement, mais sans non plus perdre de vue la réalité.

  Tatoeba · Tatoeba, CC BY 2.0 FR · sentences by marcelostockle and Malape · checked, community translation · #1327339 #3436846

• CHAPTER II—MOTHER PLUTARQUE FINDS NO DIFFICULTY IN EXPLAINING A PHENOMENON

  La mère Plutarque n'est pas embarrassée pour expliquer un

  Project Gutenberg books (Verne, Hugo, Maupassant and their translators) · Project Gutenberg, public domain · checked, professional translation · hugo les miserables, row 19786

• The Council does not accept the type of phenomenon which you mention.

  Le Conseil ne peut accepter le genre d'actes dont vous faites état.

  Europarl v8 · Source: European Parliament proceedings, Europarl v8 (Koehn 2005) via OPUS (Tiedemann 2012) · checked, professional translation · segment 203244

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