Vertaling van "fall in riga " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

cascade drop | cascade fall | fall drop in series | full fall in series | ladder of drops | ladder of falls | steepped drop | stepped fall
chutes en cascade

rock slide | rockslide | rockslip | landslide | landslip | stone-fall | fall | falling in | caving in | breaking down | founder | caving | mountain slide | down fall | earth fall | land fall | nip | failure
éboulement | glissement de terrain | chute | effondrement | éboulis de rocher

glacis type drop | glacis type drop structure | glacis type fall | glacis type fall structure | inclined drop | inclined drop structure | inclined fall | inclined fall structure
chute inclinée

fall from heights | fall from height | falling from heights | falling from height
chute de hauteur

annual fall of leaves [ annual fall of the leaves | annual leaf fall | annual leaf-fall ]
effeuillaison

rock that drifts [ stone that drifts | rock that falls | stone that falls | rock that falls back | stone that falls back | rock that hangs | stone that hangs ]
pierre qui dévie de sa trajectoire [ pierre qui tombe ]

rock that falls short of the house [ stone that falls short of the house | rock that falls | stone that falls | rock that hangs | stone that hangs ]
pierre qui n'atteint pas la maison [ pierre qui tombe ]

fall delay | fall time | pulse fall delay
retard à la descente

indicate the fall | indicate a fall | signal a fall
signaler le tombé | signaler un tombé

fall height | fall head | fall | drop
hauteur de chute | chute

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

During the NATO summit last fall in Riga, the supreme commander of NATO urged allied countries to remove national restrictions on their forces' operations in Afghanistan, saying that such caveats adversely affect commanders' abilities in fighting Taliban insurgents.
Au cours du sommet de l'OTAN tenu l'automne dernier à Riga, le commandant suprême de l'OTAN a exhorté les pays alliés à retirer les restrictions nationales visant les opérations de leurs forces en Afghanistan, parce que ces restrictions nuisent à la capacité des commandants de lutter contre les insurgés talibans.