Traduction de «quixote said » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

quixotic [ quixotical ]
quichottesque

Convention for the Partial Revision of the Conventions Adopted by the General Conference of the International Labour Organisation at Its First Twenty-eight Sessions for the Purpose of Making Provision for the Future Discharge of Certain Chancery Functions Entrusted by the Said Conventions to the Secretary-General of the League of Nations and Introducing therein Certain Further Amendments Consequential upon the Dissolution of the League of Nations and the Amendment of the Constitution of the International Labour Organisation
Convention portant révision des articles finals, de 1946 (C80) | Convention pour la révision partielle des conventions adoptées par la Conférence générale de l'OIT en ses vingt-huit premières sessions

simian AIDS | SAIDS [Abbr.]
SIDA simien

the steel is said to be annealed
l'acier se dit recuit

as it was said report
rapport textuel

A & B are said to be in transit
A et B forment un alignement

most (the - that could be said was that)
tout au plus pourrait on dire que

said to contain
qui dit contenir

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

As Don Quixote said, if someone is punished through actions, they do not need to be punished through words.
Comme disait Don Quichotte, celui qui est puni par des faits, il ne faut pas le punir par des mots.

I will end with a quotation, which will be familiar to my compatriot Mr Almunia: ‘Publish not many edicts; when you do enact pragmatics and decrees, see that they be good ones and, above all, that they are well observed’, so said Don Quixote to his friend Sancho.
Je terminerai par une citation, que mon compatriote le commissaire Almunia aura certainement déjà entendue: «Ne promulgue pas trop de décrets; si tu édictes des lois et des ordonnances, tâche qu’elles soient bonnes, et surtout fais en sorte qu’on les respecte», disait Don Quichotte à son ami Sancho.

Mr Durão Barroso, Quixote said "They bark, then we ride".
Monsieur Durão Barroso, Don Quichotte à dit: «Ils aboient, c’est le signe que nous avançons».

Of Don Quixote of la Mancha it was said that he had read so many books on chivalry that his brain had dried up. In the case of our leaders, they have read so much Adam Smith and David Ricardo that they have gone mad.
Ils ont tellement lu Adam Smith et David Ricardo qu’ils sont devenus fous.