Traduction de «become caesar » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

bloody Caesar [ Caesar ]
bloody Caesar

render unto Caesar what is Caesar's
rendre à César ce qui appartient à César

Caesar's fungus (1) | orange amanita (2) | Caesar's mushroom (3)
Amanite des Césars

to become boggy | to become peaty | to become swampy | to turn peaty
se transformer en tourbe | se transformer en tourbière

entrepreneurial intention | intention to become an entrepreneur | intention to become a business owner | intent to become a business owner
intention de devenir entrepreneur | intention entrepreneuriale

decision which has become final | final decision | judgment which has become final | judgment which has entered into force | judgment which has obtained the force of res judicata | judgment which has the force of res judicata | judgment which is res judicata | sentence having obtained the force of res judicata
décision passée en force de chose jugée | jugement ayant autorité de chose jugée | jugement ayant force de chose jugée

likely to become an A item | likely to become an I item
susceptible de devenir point A | susceptible de devenir point I

acclimatize | to acclimatize | become acclimatized | to become acclimatized
acclimater | s'acclimater

Election for Gains on Shares of a Corporation Becoming Public [ Election in Respect of Gains on Shares of a Corporation Becoming Public ]
Choix concernant des gains sur actions d'une société devenant une société publique [ Choix concernant des gains sur actions d'une corporation devenant une corporation publique ]

opting to become taxable (1) | voluntary tax liability (2) | voluntary registration (3)
option pour l'assujettissement (1) | droit d'option (2) | option (3) | assujettissement volontaire (4)

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

I would like us to render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's. We are in this situation because a Liberal government protected our banks so that we did not become a copy of the American model.
J'aimerais qu'on rende à César ce qui appartient à César. Si on est dans cette situation, c'est parce qu'un gouvernement libéral a protégé les choses pour que nous ne soyons pas comme un modèle américain.

Mr. Denis Coderre (Bourassa, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, I do not know if, yesterday, we were back in the good old days of the Soviet regime, or if Brutus was once again trying to become Caesar, but Bernard Landry told us there is a new federalist in our ranks.
M. Denis Coderre (Bourassa, Lib.): Monsieur le Président, hier, je ne sais pas si on se retrouvait dans les plus belles années du régime soviétique ou bien si, encore une fois, un Brutus a essayé de devenir César, mais Bernard Landry nous a appris qu'il y a un nouveau fédéraliste dans nos rangs.