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- Outragé - translation French to English
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Translation into English
Ce Boston Whaler 330 Outrage neuf.
This Boston Whaler 330 Outrage.
Example taken from data source: XLEnt_v1.2 Cet outrage pourrait jouer en notre avantage.
This outrage could work to our advantage.
Example taken from data source: OpenSubtitles_v2018 Les ondes de choc de cette tragédie ont eu un impact important sur ce petit pays, de plus en plus dépendant du tourisme.
The shock waves from this outrage impacted heavily on a small country, increasingly dependent on tourism.
Example taken from data source: EUbookshop_v2 C’est un outrage, que dis-je, un attentat!
This is an outrage, I say, an outrage!
Example taken from data source: CCMatrix_v1 Quand il s'agit de notre mauvais conduite, nous semblons pris d'une soudaine amnésie, ou nous pouvons toujours la justifier comme étant une réponse adéquate au dernier affront de nos adversaires.
When it comes to our own bad behavior, well, we seem to develop sudden-onset amnesia, or we can always justify it as an appropriate response to the latest outrage from our opponents.
Example taken from data source: TED2020_v1 Au Royaume-Uni, le principe fondamental est celui de la restitutio in integrum, mais les dommages peuvent être accordés pour outrage.
In the United Kingdom, the basic principle is restitutio in integrum, but damages can be awarded for injury to feelings.
Example taken from data source: EUbookshop_v2 Buckingham fut soupçonné d'avoir organisé cet acte de violence, et, en présence du roi, il fut ouvertement accusé de ce crime par Lord Ossory, fils d'Ormonde, qui le menaça de mort immédiate si son père était encore victime de violence.
The outrage, it was suspected, had been instigated by Buckingham, who was openly accused of the crime by Lord Ossory, Ormonde's son, in the king's presence, and threatened by him with instant death if any violence should happen to his father.
Example taken from data source: Wikipedia_v1.0 Synonyms
- affronté
- blessé
- indigné
- outré