croissante — French to English

How French croissante is translated into English in open, checked parallel texts: 5 translations with example sentences.

The Elamur Dictionary has no French section yet; the English translations below link to their meanings where it has them.

Sentence pairs counted, by form: croissante (24 140), croissantes (4 942). By style: everyday 17 · literary 3 · parliamentary 2 193 · legal and administrative 944 · UN documents 25 925.

increasing

Used about 12 485 times in the texts (everyday ≈ 5 · literary ≈ 2 · parliamentary ≈ 914 · legal and administrative ≈ 492 · UN documents ≈ 11 072). Forms: increasing, increasingly.

• La fonction exponentielle est strictement croissante.

  The exponential function is strictly increasing.

  Tatoeba · Tatoeba, CC BY 2.0 FR · sentences by Aiji and Miktsoanit · checked, community translation · #12269584 #5370554

• «Mais, dis-je, n'est-il pas à craindre que cette pression toujours croissante ne soit fort pénible?

  "But," I said, "is there not reason to fear that this ever-increasing pressure will become at last very painful to bear?"

  Project Gutenberg books (Verne, Hugo, Maupassant and their translators) · Project Gutenberg, public domain · checked, professional translation · verne journey centre earth, row 1535

• D'un autre côté, une préoccupation commune se fait croissante.

  It has also led to increasing levels of care and concern across the borders.

  Europarl v8 · Source: European Parliament proceedings, Europarl v8 (Koehn 2005) via OPUS (Tiedemann 2012) · checked, professional translation · segment 139323

• On constate des différences croissantes entre les règles nationales à cet égard.

  There are increasing differences between such national rules.

  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 4558733

• Les estimations qui ont été faites font apparaître une demande croissante de bois d ' oeuvre pour l ' industrie.

  Estimations done show an increasing demand of timber for the industry.

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growing

Used about 11 848 times in the texts (everyday ≈ 9 · literary ≈ 1 · parliamentary ≈ 800 · legal and administrative ≈ 236 · UN documents ≈ 10 802). Meaning: growing in the Elamur Dictionary.

• L'Algérie a une économie croissante.

  Algeria is a growing economy.

  Tatoeba · Tatoeba, CC BY 2.0 FR · sentences by Amastan and Amastan · checked, community translation · #10078039 #10925491

• Seulement la pâleur croissante des flaques de lumière qu'il rencontrait de temps en temps lui indiqua que le soleil se retirait du pavé et que le jour ne tarderait pas à décliner; et le roulement des voitures au-dessus de sa tête, étant devenu de continu intermittent, puis ayant presque cessé, il en conclut qu'il n'était plus sous le Paris central et qu'il approchait de quelque région solitaire, voisine des boulevards extérieurs ou des quais extrêmes.

  Only the growing pallor of the pools of light which he encountered from time to time indicated to him that the sun was withdrawing from the pavement, and that the day would soon be over; and the rolling of vehicles overhead, having become intermittent instead of continuous, then having almost ceased, he concluded that he was no longer under central Paris, and that he was approaching some solitary region, in the vicinity of the outer boulevards, or the extreme outer quays.

  Project Gutenberg books (Verne, Hugo, Maupassant and their translators) · Project Gutenberg, public domain · checked, professional translation · hugo les miserables, row 27861

• Les éleveurs européens sont depuis peu confrontés à des difficultés croissantes.

  European livestock farmers have been facing ever-growing difficulties recently.

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• Ainsi, ce type de cordages en fibres synthétiques représente une part croissante de son assortiment de produits.

  Thus such synthetic fibre ropes represent a growing share within their product mix.

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• L ' enfance fait désormais partie des préoccupations croissantes du Sultanat.

  77. Concern for childhood is growing in the Sultanate.

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concern

Used about 550 times in the texts (legal and administrative ≈ 10 · UN documents ≈ 540). Meaning: concern in the Elamur Dictionary.

• Ces évolutions sont particulièrement préoccupantes étant donné la participation croissante des clients de détail dans ce secteur du marché.

  These developments are of particular concern given the increase in retail clients participating in this sector of the market.

  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 4762671

• La sécurité et la protection du personnel humanitaire travaillant dans la sous-région ont suscité des préoccupations croissantes ces dernières années.

  131. Concern over the security and protection of humanitarian workers operating in the subregion has risen in recent years.

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• 10. Le fait que la mondialisation se développe dans un contexte de tensions sociales et de discordances politiques croissantes est extrêmement préoccupant.

  10. It is of considerable concern that the processes of globalization are taking place within a context of increased social tension and political discordance.

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ever

Used about 46 times in the texts (parliamentary ≈ 46). Meaning: ever in the Elamur Dictionary.

• Le deuxième aspect important est que nous sommes confrontés aujourd' hui à une pénurie croissante de sang.

  The second important point is that blood is in ever shorter supply.

  Europarl v8 · Source: European Parliament proceedings, Europarl v8 (Koehn 2005) via OPUS (Tiedemann 2012) · checked, professional translation · segment 228490

• Le sujet numéro deux concerne les responsabilités croissantes qu'acquiert l'Union européenne dans le domaine de la politique étrangère et de sécurité commune.

  The second topic is that the European Union is gaining ever greater importance because of the responsibility it is assuming in the area of common security and defence policy.

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demand

Used about 31 times in the texts (everyday ≈ 1 · legal and administrative ≈ 30). Meaning: demand in the Elamur Dictionary.

• Il est prévu d'augmenter l'importation de bœuf américain pour satisfaire la demande croissante.

  Additional imports of American beef are planned to meet rising demand.

  Tatoeba · Tatoeba, CC BY 2.0 FR · sentences by dominiko and CM · checked, community translation · #274339 #129058

• Ces facteurs peuvent varier sur la durée, compte tenu notamment de la part croissante de la demande de détail et de gros satisfaite.

  These factors may change over time, in particular due to the progressive increase of retail and wholesale demand met.

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• Il est probable qu'une partie de la réponse à cette demande croissante passera par une augmentation de la superficie des terres agricoles.

  Part of that increase in demand is likely to be met through an increase in the amount of land devoted to agriculture.

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• En conséquence, les nouvelles capacités répondront à la demande intérieure croissante même si des capacités en excédent à certains moments ne sont pas à exclure.

  Thus, the new capacities will meet the rising domestic demand although it cannot be excluded that there might be at times some excess capacity.

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More sentences

Sentence pairs with the word where no single translation was found: it may be translated by a phrase, or left out.

• La lune est croissante.

  The moon is waxing.

  Tatoeba · Tatoeba, CC BY 2.0 FR · sentences by sacredceltic and sundown · checked, community translation · #10022139 #4900509

• Une part croissante des femmes gagnent plus que leur mari.

  A rising share of women earn more than their husbands.

  Tatoeba · Tatoeba, CC BY 2.0 FR · sentences by lbdx and Hybrid · checked, community translation · #6981458 #11453509

• La thèse du rapporteur selon laquelle la construction de nouveaux réacteurs nucléaires exerce une pression croissante pour que les anciens soient mis à l'arrêt est fausse.

  The rapporteur's assumption that building new nuclear reactors increases pressure to close down older ones is spurious.

  Europarl v8 · Source: European Parliament proceedings, Europarl v8 (Koehn 2005) via OPUS (Tiedemann 2012) · checked, professional translation · segment 1969926

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