0 a group of things or people of the same kind -- type [ masculine ]
1 a person with particular qualities or characteristics -- genre [ masculine ]
2 printed letters -- caractère [ masculine ]
words printed in very large type des mots imprimés en très grands caractères
3 to write sth using a computer keyboard or similar device -- taper
I typed a few more words. J’ai tapé quelques mots de plus.
He can type without looking. Je sais taper sans regarder.
5 (a particular variety of) metal blocks with letters, numbers etc used in printing -- caractère
Can we have the headline printed in a different type?
We are ready to take account of the specifics and the needs of the sporting sector, such as security, which is inseparable from this type of organization.
This type of behaviour casts serious doubts, in retrospect, on many past decisions.
This is the kind of arbitrary restriction of freedoms to which agreements of this type expose us.
I have made sure that we do not revert to this type of debate.
Working has increasingly become a type of top-class sport.
What type of person do schools mould and for what sort of society?
The key to success lies in education, because this is the only way of opening up long-term opportunities for living a different type of life.
In my view, however, our ultimate goal should be to integrate the regulation of access to repair information into the new type verifying framework directive.
