Outline in French : contour

Translations of « outline » in French

Most common translations :

• épure
• contour

Noun

outline \ˈaʊt.laɪn\

1. Abrégé, sommaire.
   Situation – provide a brief outline of the situation or setting Task – outline what you did Action – outline how you did it, and Result – describe the outcomes. — (Christian aid: Program Funding Officer, Radio Okapi, May 31, 2013)
2. Contour.
   • She used the shadow of the object to trace its outline.
3. Silhouette.
   • The artist sketched the outline of the model.
4. Esquisse.
   • She presented an outline of the proposed program.

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Verb

outline \ˈaʊt.laɪn\ transitif

1. Esquisser.
   New operating systems, and new versions of existing systems, may also provide execution techniques beyond those outlined here. — (Mark Lutz, Learning Python (5th edition), O'Reilly, 2013, p. 85)
2. Résumer, abréger.
   Situation – provide a brief outline of the situation or setting Task – outline what you did Action – outline how you did it, and Result – describe the outcomes. — (Christian aid: Program Funding Officer, Radio Okapi, May 31, 2013)

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Examples of usage of « outline » in English/French

• docx sent to the victim is merely an outline document with an Amazon logo.

  docx envoyé à la victime n'est qu'un document de présentation avec un logo Amazon. Help Net Security — Researchers outline the Lazarus APT offensive toolset - Help Net Security

• Germany and France have outlined their priorities for the EU’s upcoming Critical Raw Materials Act in a position paper to boost the resilience of supply chains and decrease Europe’s dependence on foreign suppliers like China.

  L'Allemagne et la France ont exposé leurs priorités pour la future loi européenne sur les matières premières critiques dans un document de synthèse visant à renforcer la résilience des chaînes d'approvisionnement et à réduire la dépendance de l'Europe à l'égard de fournisseurs étrangers comme la Chine. www.euractiv.com — France and Germany outline priorities for upcoming EU Raw Materials Act – EURACTIV.com