Traduction de «his village » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

village development | village rehabilitation | village renewal
assainissement des agglomérations rurales | assainissement des villages | rénovation des villages

village agent | village worker | village-level worker
agent de village

bundle of His | His' bundle | His' band | Kent-His bundle | bundle of Stanley Kent | atrioventricular bundle | AV bundle | atrioventricular band | ventriculonector
faisceau de His | faisceau atrioventriculaire | faisceau atrio-ventriculaire

vacation village hostess [ vacation village host | holiday village hostess | holiday village host ]
hôtesse de village de vacances [ hôte de village de vacances ]

every man's house is his castle [ every man's home is his castle | man is master in his own house | man's home is his castle ]
charbonnier est maître chez soi

His bundle electrogram | HBE | His-bundle electrogram | His bundle electrocardiogram
électrocardiogramme hissien | électrogramme hissien

village-level worker | village worker | village agent
agent de village

The Cree Villages and the Naskapi Village Act [ The Cree Villages Act ]
Loi sur les villages cris et le village naskapi [ Loi concernant les villages cris ]

player who backtracks into his own zone | player who comes back into his own zone | player who withdraws into his own zone
joueur qui se replie dans sa zone

model village | pilot village
village-pilote | village-témoin

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

I am here for Mendele, who survived the mass execution of his village by feigning death under the corpses of his family and friends, and fought with the partisans against the Nazis.
Je suis ici au nom de Mendele, qui a survécu au massacre des habitants de son village en faisant le mort sous les cadavres des membres de sa famille et de ses amis et qui a combattu les nazis aux côtés des partisans.

In the field, with our teams, I have had the opportunity to observe how difficult and dangerous demining is, and I have had the chance to work closely with Ban Advocates, these survivors or families of survivors of cluster munition accidents, who endlessly tell us of their experiences: Thoummy, from Laos who lost his hand while looking for food for his family around his village; Raed from Lebanon whose son was killed by an unexploded cluster munition during a picnic organized to celebrate his fifth birthday; young Aynalem from Ethiopia who lost his leg when some cluster munitions were released on his school, and so many others.
Sur le terrain, auprès de nos équipes, j'ai eu l'occasion de constater à quel point la dépollution est un travail difficile et dangereux, et j'ai eu la chance de côtoyer les Ban Advocates, ces survivants ou familles de survivants d'accidents par sous- munitions, qui n'ont de cesse de témoigner de leurs expériences : Thoummy, du Laos qui a perdu sa main alors qu'il cherchait de la nourriture pour sa famille aux alentours de son village; Raed du Liban dont le fils a été tué par une sous-munition non explosée lors du pique-nique organisé pour ses cinq ans; la jeune Aynalem d'Éthiopie qui a perdu sa jambe lors du largage de sous-munitions sur son école, et tant d'autres.

Last Friday, Telecoms Council marked a first positive step towards providing free Wi-Fi connections in towns, cities and villages across Europe, according to an initiative announced by President Juncker in his State of the Union Address.
Vendredi dernier, le Conseil «Télécommunications» a franchi une première étape en faveur de connexions wifi gratuites dans les villes et villages d'Europe, conformément à une initiative annoncée par le président Juncker dans son discours sur l'état de l'Union.

At the end of the book, Clare escapes and struggles homewards towards his village, not knowing that his childhood sweetheart has died in his absence.
À la fin du livre, Clare s’échappe et lutte pour rentrer dans son village, ignorant que son amour d’enfance s'est éteint durant son absence.

Jules Lefranc, in Choses et gens de chez nous (written around 1911), recounts the customs of the small village of Sainte Vaubourg at the time of his ancestors: ‘the salting tub was usually kept in the cellar [.] The pieces, prepared beforehand, were taken down one by one to the salter, who carefully arranged them in layers, sprinkled them with pepper and spices and covered them in grey salt.[.] A month and a half later, the pig was desalted and [.] hams and pieces of bacon were hung’.
Jules Lefranc, dans Choses et gens de chez nous (écrit autour de 1911), relate les coutumes du petit village de Sainte-Vaubourg au temps de ses ancêtres: «Le saloir se trouvait ordinairement à la cave [.] Les morceaux, préalablement préparés, étaient descendus un par un au saleur qui, avec soin, les disposait par couche, les saupoudrait de poivre et d’épices et les enrobait dans du sel gris.

I went to meet him in his village, in the south of Lebanon, and I saw in the yards of the houses, the schools, in the grass, under the trees, unexploded bombs, launched from Israeli planes.
J’ai été lui rendre visite dans son village dans le Sud du Liban, et j’ai vu, dans les cours des maisons et des écoles, dans l’herbe, sous les arbres, des bombes non explosées larguées par des avions israéliens.

whereas on 23 September 2010 the opposition leader Sam Rainsy was sentenced in absentia to 10 years in prison on charges of disinformation and falsifying public documents by the Phnom Penh Municipal Court; whereas his conviction was based on an act of civil disobedience involving the uprooting of six wooden temporary border posts at the Vietnamese-Cambodian border, which is still disputed between the two countries; whereas the action took place in support of villagers who claimed to be victims of land-grabbing, saying that the Vietnamese had illegally shifted the posts onto Cambodian soil, in their rice fields, and that their complaints to the local authorities had remained unanswered,
considérant que, le 23 septembre 2010, Sam Rainsy a été condamné par contumace par le tribunal municipal de Phnom Penh à 10 ans de prison pour désinformation et falsification de documents publics, que sa condamnation est fondée sur un acte de désobéissance civile, qui a consisté à renverser six bornes en bois marquant temporairement la frontière que le Vietnam et le Cambodge se disputent encore, et que cet acte visait à soutenir des villageois qui affirmaient avoir été spoliés de leurs terres par les Vietnamiens, qui auraient déplacé en toute illégalité les bornes pour les implanter en territoire cambodgien, dans leurs champs de riz, et dont les plaintes auprès des autorités locales étaient restées vaines,

He was detained in his village; the police searched every house in that village, confiscating any Christian material; his wife and child have been in hiding; he has been imprisoned five times for a total of 12 years, during which time he was severely tortured.
Il a été mis en détention dans son village; la police a fouillé chaque maison du village et a saisi tout matériel chrétien; sa femme et son enfant sont en fuite; il a été emprisonné à cinq reprises pour une durée totale de douze ans et torturé sauvagement en détention.

In 1958, he was deported from his village, along with his community, the Inuit and the White people, and sent further south on the grounds that they could have access to services that they could not have up there.
En 1958, il avait été expulsé de son village avec sa communauté, des Inuits et des Blancs, et ils avaient été envoyés plus au sud parce que là-bas, ils auraient davantage de services que dans le Nord.

His village in Ghana was burned down, and he had been fleeing from village to village for two years.
Son village, au Ghana, a été incendié, et pendant deux ans, il a été en fuite, allant d'un village à l'autre.