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  1. trace:
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Detailed Translations for tracer from English to French

tracer:


Translation Matrix for tracer:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- tracer bullet

Synonyms for "tracer":


Related Definitions for "tracer":

  1. ammunition whose flight can be observed by a trail of smoke1
  2. (radiology) any radioactive isotope introduced into the body to study metabolism or other biological processes1
  3. an instrument used to make tracings1
  4. an investigator who is employed to find missing persons or missing goods1

Wiktionary Translations for tracer:

tracer
noun
  1. A chemical used to track the progress or history of a natural process

tracer form of trace:

to trace verb (traces, traced, tracing)

  1. to trace (localize; locate; localise)
    trouver; tracer; déterminer; dépister; localiser; découvrir
    • trouver verb (trouve, trouves, trouvons, trouvez, )
    • tracer verb (trace, traces, traçons, tracez, )
    • déterminer verb (détermine, détermines, déterminons, déterminez, )
    • dépister verb (dépiste, dépistes, dépistons, dépistez, )
    • localiser verb (localise, localises, localisons, localisez, )
    • découvrir verb (découvre, découvres, découvrons, découvrez, )
  2. to trace (check; affirm; investigate; check out; go through again)
    vérifier; examiner; contrôler
    • vérifier verb (vérifie, vérifies, vérifions, vérifiez, )
    • examiner verb (examine, examines, examinons, examinez, )
    • contrôler verb (contrôle, contrôles, contrôlons, contrôlez, )
  3. to trace
    tracer; retracer; repasser; copier; calquer
    • tracer verb (trace, traces, traçons, tracez, )
    • retracer verb
    • repasser verb (repasse, repasses, repassons, repassez, )
    • copier verb (copie, copies, copions, copiez, )
    • calquer verb (calque, calques, calquons, calquez, )
  4. to trace
    décalquer
    • décalquer verb (décalque, décalques, décalquons, décalquez, )
  5. to trace
    – To execute a program in such a way that the sequence of statements being executed can be observed. 2
    suivre; tracer
    • suivre verb (suis, suit, suivons, suivez, )
    • tracer verb (trace, traces, traçons, tracez, )
  6. to trace
    – To track an inventory dimension to show its related receipts and issues. 2
    suivre
    • suivre verb (suis, suit, suivons, suivez, )

Conjugations for trace:

present
  1. trace
  2. trace
  3. traces
  4. trace
  5. trace
  6. trace
simple past
  1. traced
  2. traced
  3. traced
  4. traced
  5. traced
  6. traced
present perfect
  1. have traced
  2. have traced
  3. has traced
  4. have traced
  5. have traced
  6. have traced
past continuous
  1. was tracing
  2. were tracing
  3. was tracing
  4. were tracing
  5. were tracing
  6. were tracing
future
  1. shall trace
  2. will trace
  3. will trace
  4. shall trace
  5. will trace
  6. will trace
continuous present
  1. am tracing
  2. are tracing
  3. is tracing
  4. are tracing
  5. are tracing
  6. are tracing
subjunctive
  1. be traced
  2. be traced
  3. be traced
  4. be traced
  5. be traced
  6. be traced
diverse
  1. trace!
  2. let's trace!
  5. traced
  6. tracing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

trace [the ~] noun

  1. the trace (touch; semblance; small trace; hint; tending to)
    le petit peu; le rien
  2. the trace (little bit; semblance; small trace; hint)
    le petit peu; le petit morceau; le petit bout
  3. the trace
    – A collection of events and data returned by the Database Engine. 2
    Trace

Translation Matrix for trace:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
examiner inspection; view; visit
petit bout hint; little bit; semblance; small trace; trace butt-end; fragment; little bit; part; particle; piece; section; small part
petit morceau hint; little bit; semblance; small trace; trace fragment; little bit; little lump; lump; particle; piece; rag; section
petit peu hint; little bit; semblance; small trace; tending to; touch; trace a little bit; fragment; little; little bit; particle; piece; section; snuff
rien hint; semblance; small trace; tending to; touch; trace a piece of cake; bagatelle; bargain price; child's play; dash; futility; giveaway price; shot; small affair; small matter; small thing; something unimportant; splash; squeeze; trifle
- ghost; hint; shadow; suggestion; tincture; touch; tracing; vestige
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
calquer trace delineate; draw
contrôler affirm; check; check out; go through again; investigate; trace audit; be the one in control; check; control; curb; dominate; examine; govern; have it taped; have the upper hand; hear; inspect; look at; prove; restrain; scrutinise; scrutinize; test; understand; verify; view; watch
copier trace copy; counterfeit; crib; duplicate; falsify; forge; imitate; make a copy; make a copy of; multiply; photocopy; reproduce; take off; xerox
décalquer trace cover; cover up
découvrir localise; localize; locate; trace admit; allocate; bare; detect; dig up; disclose; discover; expose; ferret out; find out; lay bare; learn; meet; open; open up; reveal; solve; spot; uncover; unlock; unmask; unravel
dépister localise; localize; locate; trace
déterminer localise; localize; locate; trace advise; allocate; ascertain; characterise; characterize; consider; decorate; define; depict; describe; determine; establish; identify; mark; outline; state precisely; suggest; think over
examiner affirm; check; check out; go through again; investigate; trace audit; cast an eye on; check; consider; control; examine; explore; glance; hear; inspect; investigate; look; look at; look into; look on; observe; regard; research; sample; scrutinise; scrutinize; search for; see; see over; see round; sniff around; study; survey; take samples; test; think it over; think out; think over; try; verify; view; visit; watch
localiser localise; localize; locate; trace allocate; locate
repasser trace iron
retracer trace
suivre trace chase; come after; comply; comply with; ensue; follow; go after; heed; imitate; keep pace with; keep up with; listen; live up to; obey; pursue; run after; track; tread on; tread upon; walk over; walk upon
tracer localise; localize; locate; trace bring to justice; clearly define; define; delineate; demarcate; doodle; draw; fence; fence in; fence off; map out; mark out; outline; scrabble; scrawl; trace out
trouver localise; localize; locate; trace allocate; bring to justice; come across; discover; find; find out; learn; locate; meet
vérifier affirm; check; check out; go through again; investigate; trace audit; check; control; demonstrate; determine; establish; examine; identify; inquire; inspect; investigate; justify; look up; prove; research; review; study; test; try; verify
- decipher; delineate; describe; draw; follow; hound; hunt; line; retrace
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Trace trace
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- copy
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
rien nothing

Related Words for "trace":


Synonyms for "trace":


Related Definitions for "trace":

  1. either of two lines that connect a horse's harness to a wagon or other vehicle or to a whiffletree1
  2. a drawing created by superimposing a semitransparent sheet of paper on the original image and copying on it the lines of the original image1
  3. an indication that something has been present1
    • there wasn't a trace of evidence for the claim1
  4. a visible mark (as a footprint) left by the passage of person or animal or vehicle1
  5. a suggestion of some quality1
  6. a just detectable amount1
    • he speaks French with a trace of an accent1
  7. read with difficulty1
    • The archeologist traced the hieroglyphs1
  8. follow, discover, or ascertain the course of development of something1
    • trace the student's progress1
  9. make a mark or lines on a surface1
    • trace the outline of a figure in the sand1
  10. copy by following the lines of the original drawing on a transparent sheet placed upon it; make a tracing of1
    • trace a design1
    • trace a pattern1
  11. make one's course or travel along a path; travel or pass over, around, or along1
    • The children traced along the edge of the dark forest1
    • The women traced the pasture1
  12. pursue or chase relentlessly1
    • The hunters traced the deer into the woods1
  13. to go back over again1
    • trace your path1
  14. discover traces of1
    • She traced the circumstances of her birth1
  15. To execute a program in such a way that the sequence of statements being executed can be observed.2
  16. To track an inventory dimension to show its related receipts and issues.2
  17. A collection of events and data returned by the Database Engine.2

Wiktionary Translations for trace:

trace
noun
  1. mark left as a sign of passage
verb
  1. to copy onto a sheet of transparent paper
trace
verb
  1. Relever les traits d’un dessin
  2. tirer des traits, indiquer les lignes d’une figure, etc.
noun
  1. Figure empreinte, impression, marque.
  2. imprimerie|fr action par laquelle une chose appliquer sur une autre y laisser une empreinte ; résultat de cette action.
  3. vestige qu’un homme ou un animal laisser à l’endroit où il passer.
  4. (term, Art) Forme préparatoire d’un ouvrage d’art, dont seules les parties principales sont traitées plus ou moins sommairement, mais de façon à donner l’idée de l’ouvrage terminé.
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• trace → calquer ↔ natrekken — overtrekken
• trace → dépister ↔ nasporen — feiten of een verloop trachten te achterhalen
• trace → rechercher ↔ naspeuren — nauwkeurig onderzoeken
• trace → calquer ↔ calqueren — op doorschijnend papier of linnen overtrekken
• trace → trace ↔ Spur — hinweisgebende Hinterlassenschaft
• trace → trace ↔ Spur — im engeren Sinne: Markierung auf dem Boden
• trace → trace ↔ Spur — sehr kleine Menge
• trace → calquer ↔ abpausen — eine Kopie erstellen, indem man ein dünnes, leicht durchsichtiges Papier nimmt, dieses auf eine Vorlage legt und mit einem Stift die Konturen der Vorlage nachzeichnet
• trace → poursuivre ↔ verfolgen — jemandem hinterher fahren oder gehen, eventuell um ihn einzuholen; jemandem auf den Fersen sein

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