Vertaling van "don't tear " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

don't care [ don't care condition | don't care state ]
état indifférent [ niveau sans influence ]

gas and alcohol don't mix [ if you drive don't drink, if you drink don't drive ]
boire ou conduire, il faut choisir

irrelevant | immaterial | don't care case | don't care
peu importe

Build a child and you don't have to repair the adult : literacy programs and the role of the library in prisons and juvenile detention houses [ Build a child and you don't have to repair the adult ]
Build a child and you don't have to repair the adult : literacy programs and the role of the library in prisons and juvenile detention houses [ Build a child and you don't have to repair the adult ]

don't move ! | sono-mama !
ne bougez-pas ! | sono-mama !

call forwarding on no answer | CFNA | call forward no answer | call forwarding don't answer | call forwarding on no reply | CFNR | call forwarding no reply
renvoi automatique sur non-réponse | renvoi des appels sans réponse | renvoi sur non-réponse | renvoi en cas de non-réponse

don't care value
valeur négligeable

Federal Popular Initiative: For marriage and families - don't penalise married couples
Initiative populaire fédérale «Pour le couple et la famille – Non à la pénalisation du mariage»

avoid tear-outs in woodworking | avoiding tear-out in woodworking | avoid tear-out in woodworking | stop tear-out in woodworking
éviter l'arrachement dans un ouvrage en bois

clothe in necessary safety clothing | put on appropriate protective gear | don necessary safety clothing | wear appropriate protective gear
porter des équipements de protection appropriés

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

It would seem to me that at one point when CN was a crown corporation it was not tearing up rail lines through western Canada, the very rail lines that some of the member's colleagues come to the defence of and say “Please don't tear up those rail lines.
Si je ne m'abuse, à l'époque où le CN était une société d'État, il n'abandonnait pas les lignes ferroviaires dans l'ouest du pays, les lignes que certains collègues du député ont défendues en disant: «De grâce, ne détruisez pas nos chemins de fer.

Finally, I think that if we don't do all these things, if we don't tear down the walls and enable what really could be the greatest opportunity the country has, then it will just simply be something that's passed us by as a country—again.
Enfin, je crois que si nous ne faisons pas tout cela, si nous n'abattons pas tous ces murs qui ont été érigés et ne permettons pas aux gens de saisir ce qui représente peut-être la plus grande occasion que le pays a jamais eue, alors nous aurons simplement regardé passer le train dans ce pays—encore une fois.

Hon. Don Boudria (Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, francophones outside Quebec are fed up to the teeth with the Bloc Quebecois' crocodile tears.
L'hon. Don Boudria (leader du gouvernement à la Chambre des communes, Lib.): Monsieur le Président, les larmes de crocodile du Bloc québécois, les francophones hors Québec en ont ras le bol.

What would you tell him—tear up your passport, don't travel across the countries, don't go somewhere else, don't come to Canada, don't go to the United States?
Qu'auriez-vous à lui demander? De déchirer son passeport, de ne pas voyager à l'étranger, de n'aller nulle part ailleurs, de ne pas venir au Canada, de ne pas aller aux États-Unis?

I am sure I speak for all of our colleagues when I say that I certainly could not do my job without Drew, Jordan and Branden here in Ottawa, and Averil, Oula and Linda in Edmonton. May we all have a productive session and perhaps abide by my personal philosophy, " Work hard, play hard, but don't tear your sweater”.
Je ne pourrais certainement pas faire mon travail sans l'aide de Drew, de Jordan et de Branden, ici, à Ottawa, ainsi que d'Averil, d'Oula et de Linda, à Edmonton, et tous mes collègues pourraient certainement en dire autant de leurs collaborateurs.