Vertaling van "king and winston " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

king crab section [ red king crab section | king crab cluster | red king crab cluster ]
section de crabe royal

king-size pillowcase [ king-size pillow slip | king pillowcase | king pillow slip ]
très grande taie d'oreiller

king-size bed | king bed | king-sized bed
très grand lit | très grand lit à deux places | très grand lit deux places | lit très grand format | lit king size | lit king

King's-Edgehill School Act [ An Act to Amalgamate and Continue the Governing Body of King's College School, Windsor, and Edgehill School, as a Body Corporate to be Known as King's-Edgehill School ]
King's-Edgehill School Act [ An Act to Amalgamate and Continue the Governing Body of King's College School, Windsor, and Edgehill School, as a Body Corporate to be Known as King's-Edgehill School ]

room with king size bed | king room | king-bedded room
chambre avec un très grand lit

King Simeon II National Movement | National Movement for King Simeon II | National Movement for Simeon II | Simeon II National Movement | SNM [Abbr.]
Mouvement national Siméon II | MNS II [Abbr.]

Salmonella Winston
Salmonella Winston

castling short | castle short | castle kingside | short castling | king's side castling | castling king's side
petit roque

King bolete
Boletus edulis

King's County
Offaly

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

In the pictures of Mackenzie King, Sir Winston Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt, taken in Quebec, we can see him there.
Il apparaît sur des photos aux côtés de Mackenzie King, de sir Winston Churchill et de Franklin Roosevelt prises à Québec lors de cet événement.

When it came to oratory, Mr. King was not Winston Churchill.
En ce qui concerne l'éloquence, M. King n'était pas Winston Churchill.

En passant, that visit was conceived by Winston Churchill and our own Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King as a means of organizing a meeting between President Franklin D. Roosevelt of the United States of America and King George VI, because of the looming danger of Hitler's Nazi Germany.
Incidemment, l'idée de cette visite avait été conçue par Winston Churchill et notre premier ministre William Lyon Mackenzie King comme un moyen d'organiser une rencontre entre le président Franklin D. Roosevelt, des États-Unis d'Amérique et George VI, compte tenu du danger imminent que faisait planer l'Allemagne nazie d'Hitler.

Mackenzie King and Winston Churchill believed that King George VI was the only man in the world who could persuade the American president of the true danger pending in Europe with Adolf Hitler.
Mackenzie King et Winston Churchill croyaient que George VI était le seul homme au monde capable de persuader le président américain du danger réel qu'Hitler faisait peser sur l'Europe.

That visit was apparently conceived by Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King and Winston Churchill as a way to bring the King to North America to meet with the then President of the United States of America Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Le premier ministre, William Lyon Mackenzie King, et Winston Churchill avaient apparemment vu dans cette visite un moyen d'assurer une rencontre entre le roi et le président des États-Unis d'Amérique, M. Roosevelt.