reference

reference
reference [ˈrefrəns]
1. noun
   a. référence f (to à)
• keep these details for reference gardez ces renseignements pour information
   b. ( = allusion) allusion f (to à)
• a reference was made to his illness on a fait allusion à sa maladie
► with reference to en ce qui concerne
   c. ( = testimonial) reference(s) références fpl
• to give sb good references fournir de bonnes références à qn
   d. ( = note redirecting reader) référence f ; (on map) coordonnées fpl
• please quote this reference prière de rappeler cette référence
2. compounds
► reference book noun ouvrage m de référence
► reference library noun bibliothèque f d'ouvrages de référence
► reference number noun numéro m de référence
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['refərəns] 1.
noun
1) (allusion) référence f (to à), allusion f (to à)

to make reference to somebody/something — faire allusion à quelqu'un/quelque chose

there are three references to his son in the article — son fils est mentionné trois fois dans l'article

2) (consultation)

to do something without reference to somebody/something — faire quelque chose sans consulter quelqu'un/quelque chose

‘for reference only’ — (on library book) ‘consultation sur place’

for future reference — pour information

without reference to — sans tenir compte de [statistics, needs]

3) (in book, letter, memo) référence f

please quote this reference — prière de rappeler cette référence

4) (also reference mark) renvoi m
5) (testimonial) références fpl
6) (referee) personne f pouvant fournir des références
7) Linguistics référence f
8) Geography

map references — coordonnées fpl

2.
with reference to prepositional phrase en ce qui concerne, quant à

with reference to your letter/request — suite à votre lettre/demande

3.
transitive verb fournir les sources de [book, article]

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