English ⇄ French +

report [rɪ'pɔ:t] n
gen.	compte rendu (An official or formal record of a special investigation); procès-verbal (An official or formal record of a special investigation); rapport m (An official or formal record of a special investigation); bilan m; attestation f
acrid.	signalisation f
agric., engl.	report m
arts.	expertise f; rapport m; compte m
chem.	compte-rendu m
cinema	reportage m
comp.	liste f
comp., MS	état m (A document that is generated by an application)
construct.	notice f; acte m
cultur., commun.	faire du reportage; faire un reportage
econ.	présenter/se
ed.	exposé m; conférence f
IT	état m
law	acte de constat
patents.	procès-verbal; protocole m
sport, bask.	s'annoncer m
sport.	présentation f
transp.	procès-verbal de contravention; feuille d'enregistrement; compte rendu des transports
Reports n
comp., MS	Rapports m (A folder in the workspace browser where available report views are listed)
school report [rɪ'pɔ:t] n
brit.	bulletin m (scolaire, de notes)
ed.	carnet scolaire; bulletinB m
reports n
gen.	annales f
patents.	rapports m
report A publication issued by an organization, a research institute, or similar. Usually not available in the booktrade. (See MONOGRAPH.) [rɪ'pɔ:t] n
polit.	rapport m (Publication d'une organisation, d'un institut de recherche ou d'un organe similaire. Il n'est habituellement pas disponible en librairie. (Voir MONOGRAPHIE.))
report [rɪ'pɔ:t] v
comp., MS	générer un état (To update the progression or output of work done outside of the application. The reporting action is taken by a person)
health.	déclarer; enregistrer; transmettre une information
welf.	informer
reporting [rɪ'pɔ:tɪŋ] v
commer.	mercatique après-vente
fin., social.sc.	déclaration des ordres
law, immigr.	déclaration d'entrée
market.	reddition de comptes
social.sc.	pays transmettant des données et/ou des rapports
English thesaurus
report [rɪ'pɔ:t] abbr.
abbr.	rpt.
abbr., law	rept.
law	a formal account of facts or information; An official or formal statement of facts or proceedings; to record the proceedings of a court of law
law, abbr.	repl.
mil.	rep (MichaelBurov)
mil., abbr.	rept; rprt; rpt
Reports n
invest., abbr.	Reps
law, abbr.	Rep.; Repts.
Report [rɪ'pɔ:t] abbr.
abbr., law	Rep. (s, er)

Report : 2229 phrases in 96 subjects

Accounting	28	Finances	189	Name of organization	16
Acridology	1	Fish farming pisciculture	18	Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	4
Agriculture	29	Fishery fishing industry	1	Natural sciences	1
American usage, not spelling	3	Food industry	1	Nautical	2
Art	1	Football	2	Nuclear physics	12
Astronautics	1	Forestry	4	Obsolete / dated	8
Astronomy	3	General	397	Paragliding	2
Athletics	2	Genetics	1	Patents	40
Aviation	140	Government, administration and public services	15	Pest control	1
Banking	3	Health care	14	Pharmacy and pharmacology	7
Basketball	1	Hobbies and pastimes	1	Politics	62
British usage, not spelling	3	Human resources	3	Rail transport	1
Business	10	Human rights activism	6	Religion	1
Chemistry	8	Immigration and citizenship	9	Research and development	3
Coal	1	Industry	7	Security systems	1
Commerce	4	Information technology	97	Shooting sport	1
Communications	64	Insurance	16	Skiing	1
Computers	21	International Monetary Fund	59	Social science	18
Construction	21	International trade	6	Sociology	2
Corporate governance	26	Labor law	12	Sports	5
Criminal law	8	Laboratory equipment	1	Statistics	39
Cultural studies	3	Law	132	Taxes	3
Customs	1	Life sciences	12	Technology	10
Demography	1	Marketing	28	Telecommunications	7
Earth sciences	1	Materials science	4	Tennis	1
Ecology	2	Mechanic engineering	1	Textile industry	1
Economics	86	Medical	23	Trade unions	1
Education	8	Medical appliances	4	Transport	133
Electronics	5	Metallurgy	1	Travel	1
Energy industry	9	Microsoft	142	United Nations	52
Environment	50	Military	3	Welfare & Social Security	4
European Union	2	Mineral products	2	Work flow	32