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Detailed Translations for composing from English to French

composing:

composing [the ~] noun

  1. the composing (type setting; mounting; setting; )
  2. the composing (preparation)
    le préparage

Translation Matrix for composing:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
composition composing; composing work; mounting; placing; printing work; setting; type setting account; arrangement; assembly; basic rule; building; cadence; clubbing; composition; constitution; construction; essay; exam; examination; final exam; final examination; final paper; fragment; frame; fundamental law; inflection; intonation; lecture; little bit; modulation; montage; paper; particle; piece; preliminary examination; prelims; project; publication; report; section; system; test; thesis; tone of voice
préparage composing; preparation
travail typographique composing; composing work; mounting; placing; printing work; setting; type setting
- composition

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Synonyms for "composing":


Related Definitions for "composing":

  1. musical creation1
  2. the spatial property resulting from the arrangement of parts in relation to each other and to the whole1

Wiktionary Translations for composing:

composing
noun
  1. Assemblage des pièces d’un ouvrage (2)

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
composing montage montage — het monteren

compose:

to compose verb (composes, composed, composing)

  1. to compose (build up; construct; build)
    construire; fonder; bâtir; édifier; ériger; lancer
    • construire verb (construis, construit, construisons, construisez, )
    • fonder verb (fonde, fondes, fondons, fondez, )
    • bâtir verb (bâtis, bâtit, bâtissons, bâtissez, )
    • édifier verb (édifie, édifies, édifions, édifiez, )
    • ériger verb (érige, ériges, érigeons, érigez, )
    • lancer verb (lance, lances, lançons, lancez, )
  2. to compose (set to music)
    composer; mettre en musique
    • composer verb (compose, composes, composons, composez, )
  3. to compose
    composer
    • composer verb (compose, composes, composons, composez, )
  4. to compose
    – To create an object, such as an email message. 2
    composer
    • composer verb (compose, composes, composons, composez, )

Conjugations for compose:

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

Translation Matrix for compose:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
lancer raising; throwing up
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bâtir build; build up; compose; construct add; add new buildings; add on to; build; build on; build out; erect; establish; expand; extend; raise; set up
composer compose; set to music dial; set the tone
construire build; build up; compose; construct add; add new buildings; add on to; arrange; assemble; build; build out; conceptualise; conceptualize; construct; create; design; erect; establish; expand; extend; fit; instal; install; invent; lay; make; manufacture; place; prepare; put together; raise; set up; swell; widen
fonder build; build up; compose; construct arrange; base; colonise; colonize; develop; earthen; establish; explore; found; ground; lay the foundations; open up; prospect; raise; scan; settle; tune
lancer build; build up; compose; construct arrange; be off; begin; break; break into; bring in; bring up; broach; broach a subject; cast; come forward with; commence; cough up; cut into; drop; fling; fly; get under way; heave; herald; hurl; initiate; intimate; introduce; introduce somebody to; launch; open; pitch; postulate; prompt; propose; publish; put forward; put on the table; raise; release; ring in; rocket; set in motion; set up; shatter; start; start to; strike up; suggest; take off; take on; throw; throw down; throw in; throw in the air; throw off; throw on the ground; throw up; throw upward; toss in the air; toss up; turn out; undertake
mettre en musique compose; set to music
édifier build; build up; compose; construct arrange; build; erect; establish; found; ground; lay the foundations; raise; set up; tune
ériger build; build up; compose; construct arrange; build; erect; establish; found; ground; lay the foundations; raise; set up; tune
- compile; draw up; frame; indite; pen; write
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- add components together
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
composer dial

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Related Definitions for "compose":

  1. make up plans or basic details for1
  2. put together out of existing material1
  3. produce a literary work1
    • She composed a poem1
  4. write music1
    • Beethoven composed nine symphonies1
  5. calm (someone, especially oneself); make quiet1
    • She had to compose herself before she could reply to this terrible insult1
  6. form the substance of1
    • Greed and ambition composed his personality1
  7. To create an object, such as an email message.2

Wiktionary Translations for compose:

compose
verb
  1. to construct by mental labor; to think up
  2. to make up the whole; to constitute
  3. to make something by merging parts
compose
verb
  1. mettre ensemble.
  2. former un tout de l’assemblage de plusieurs parties, parler des choses physiques et des choses morales.
  3. approcher deux choses l’une contre l’autre, en sorte qu’elles se toucher ou qu’elles se tenir.
  4. mettre par écrit, en bon ordre, dans un style clair et convenable, des lois, des règlements, des décisions, des résolutions prises dans une assemblée, ou les matériaux d’un ouvrage, ou les idées fournir en commun pour quelque écrire
  5. Créer une représentation à l’aide de symboles

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
compose composer samenstellen — meerdere uitgekozen zaken tot een geheel maken
compose composer komponierenMusik, (transitiv) ein Musikstück erstellen
compose arranger; organiser komponieren — (transitiv) (kunstvoll) aus Einzelteilen nach bestimmten Regeln zusammenstellen und anordnen

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