Vertaling van "received the victoria " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

check information accuracy of received biological samples | check the labelling of received biological samples | check the labels of received biological samples | check the received biological samples
vérifier les prélèvements biologiques réceptionnés

border area indicator | BAI [Abbr.] | BAI,when the BAI is set to one the receiver shall examine other channels for messages,when the receiver is in its home network and the BAI = 0 it is expected that the receiver will usually only examine this channel [Abbr.]
indicateur de zone frontalière | BAI [Abbr.]

assist migrants in their integration process in the receiving country | help migrants in their integration process in the host country | support a migrant to integrate in their receiving country | support migrants to integrate in the receiving country
aider les migrants à s’intégrer dans le pays hôte

hang up [ ring off | replace the receiver | place the receiver on the hook | put the receiver down | close the line | free the line | severe the connection | break down the connection | break off the call | disconnect the call | disconnect the lines | clear the line ]
raccrocher [ rompre la communication | couper la communication | interrompre la communication | libérer la ligne | céder la ligne | fermer la ligne | lâcher la ligne | couper la ligne ]

polarisation discrimination of the receiving aerials | polarisation discrimination of the receiving antennas | polarization discrimination of the receiving antennas
discrimination de polarisation des antennes de réception

avoid backlogs in the receiving of raw materials | evade backlogs in receiving raw materials | avoid a backlog in receiving raw materials | avoid backlogs in receiving raw materials
éviter les retards de réception de matières premières

Victoria Relief from Liability Act [ An Act Respecting Relief from Liability of the Municipality of the County of Victoria ]
Victoria Relief from Liability Act [ An Act Respecting Relief from Liability of the Municipality of the County of Victoria ]

channel bank | digital terminal equipment at the far end | digital terminal equipment at the send and receive side | digital terminal equipment at the transmit/receive end
banc de voies | terminal numérique d'extrémité | TNE [Abbr.]

hang up | close the line | disconnect the telephone line | free the line | replace the receiver | place the receiver on the hook | severe the connection | break off the call | disconnect the lines | disconnect the call | break down the connection | top
raccrocher | couper la communication | céder la communication | arrêter | rompre la communication | intercepter la communication | fermer la ligne | lâcher la ligne

Royal Commission to Inquire into Complaints Received Concerning Certain Activities of Station CHEK-TV, Victoria, British Columbia
Royal Commission to Inquire into Complaints Received Concerning Certain Activities of Station CHEK-TV, Victoria, British Columbia

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

This forgotten Canadian hero shot down 53 enemy aircraft during World War I. This forgotten Canadian hero received the Victoria Cross, the DSO, the Military Cross, the French and Italian military honours, six gallantry awards from King George V and others.
On a oublié un héros canadien qui a abattu 53 avions ennemis au cours de la Première Guerre mondiale. Ce héros canadien a notamment reçu la Croix de Victoria, l'Ordre du service distingué, la Croix militaire, des honneurs militaires français et italiens ainsi que six prestations pour bravoure du roi George V et d'autres honneurs.

It includes the story of William Hall, the first Canadian seaman regardless of race to receive the Victoria Cross, the British Empire's highest award for military valour.
Elle remonte à plusieurs générations antérieures et elle inclut William Hall, qui est le premier marin canadien, toutes races confondues, à recevoir la Croix de Victoria, plus haute distinction militaire de l'Empire britannique.

I would like to share with members some of the names of so many of our heroes, over two and a half million Canadians, who donned the uniform of Canada: people like William Hall, an African Nova Scotian who received the Victoria Cross in Lucknow, India; John MacRae who served in the Boer War and in World War I and who gave us that famous poem In Flanders Fields; Smokey Smith from British Columbia who fought bravely in Italy and earned the Victoria Cross; and Tommy Prince, a brave first nations aboriginal with the Devil's Brigade in World War II. We must not forget that the first nations people in Canada were exempt from going to war but they went anyway to serve their country.
J'aimerais parler aux députés de quelques-uns de nos nombreux héros, plus de deux millions et demi de Canadiens, qui ont revêtu l'uniforme du Canada: des gens comme William Hall, un Néo-Écossais d'origine africaine qui a reçu la Croix de Victoria à Lucknow, en Inde; John MacRae, qui a servi durant la Guerre des Boers et la Première Guerre mondiale et qui nous a légué le célèbre poème Au champ d'honneur; Smokey Smith de la Colombie-Britannique, qui a combattu avec bravoure en Italie et a reçu la Croix de Victoria; et Tommy Prince, un courageux Autochtone des Premières Nations qui a combattu avec la Devil's Brigade durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

He was the very first black man and the very first sailor in Canadian history to receive the Victoria Cross.
En raison de son courage, il a été décoré de la Croix de Victoria. Il a été le premier Noir et le premier marin de l’histoire du Canada à se voir décerner la Croix de Victoria.

(e) to Squadron Leader Ian Bazalgette, an Albertan raised in England, who received the Victoria Cross for his courage in landing his crippled, enflamed Lancaster Bomber, with its injured crew, while successfully avoiding the destruction of Senantes, a village of 200 people, whose residents retrieved his body, hid it from the Germans and later buried him in their church yard where he now rests, fully adopted by the people of Senantes; and
e) le commandant d'escadron Ian Bazalgette, un Albertain élevé en Angleterre, qui a reçu la Croix de Victoria pour le courage dont il a fait preuve en faisant atterrir son bombardier Lancaster hors de contrôle et en flamme, avec son équipage blessé, tout en évitant la destruction de Senantes, un village de 200 âmes, et dont les résidents ont retrouvé le corps, l'ont caché des Allemands et l'ont par la suite enterré dans la cour de leur église où il repose maintenant, comme un fils de la communauté de Senantes;