1 a supporting structure -- armature [ feminine ]
a bed frame un sommier de lit
2 [ plural ] the part of a pair of glasses that surrounds the lenses and goes over the ears -- monture [ feminine ]
4 how positive or negative you are feeling -- disposition [ feminine ] d’esprit
5 to put a frame on a picture -- encadrer
She had the certificate framed. Elle avait fait encadrer le diplôme.
I haven’t framed the photo yet. Je n’ai pas encore encadré la photo.
The services of general economic interest are retained, although, as we proposed, framed in a structure of their own.
We will have to enlist the support of the many existing networks of women scientists and to obtain their assistance in framing a joint research policy.
Lastly, we must frame the protection of intellectual property rights, not only in respect of research findings but also as regards the intellectual property of each individual researcher.
It is not just a piece of paper to be approved, framed and hung on the wall.
According to him, our western democracies would not have the wherewithal to control and frame a public debate on subjects of that kind.
We are now embarking on very difficult negotiations and there are figures in the frame again which none of us are very confident will actually form a sound basis.
Once it has been approved, this programme will constitute the frame of reference within which cooperation on an equal footing can be strengthened, including from a financial point of view.
These dossiers are integrated with each other and definitely form an updated legal frame of reference.
