Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

regards croisés

English translation:

exchanged glances

Added to glossary by Christian Le Bras
Dec 16, 2003 17:15
20 yrs ago
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French term

regards croisés

French to English Art/Literary
exemple:
antiquité et modernité, regards croisés

Discussion

Christian Le Bras (asker) Dec 16, 2003:
"regards croisés" shows as "exchanged glances" in the Glossary Entry fieldwhich is NOT what I meant to dohow can I change it?
Christian Le Bras (asker) Dec 16, 2003:
regards croisés sorry, I meant to reply individually to each respondent, but it seems I made a mistake and could only grade it ONCE

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exchanged glances

As in:

Strangers in the night exchanging glances
Wond'ring in the night
What were the chances.....

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disagree Christian Le Bras : not in my context, I am afraid.
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multiple perspectives

It usually means a presentation from several points of view, as in this article:

Regards croisés sur la crise irakienne
Alain Lormon

Des spécialistes de la politique américaine, de géostratégie, de l’Irak et du Moyen-Orient, experts ou journalistes, proposent leurs analyses à travers des ouvrages souvent passionnants. Sélection pour mieux comprendre la crise.

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agree Vicky Papaprodromou
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agree sarahl (X) : évite quand même de loucher dessus !
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agree Christian Le Bras : one of the best suggestions
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contrasting views

since one is looking back and the other forward
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agree Christian Le Bras : one of the best suggestions
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crossed observations ..

From the left and from the right!
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agree Christian Le Bras : one of the best suggestions
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Thanks!
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point/counterpoint

(Hope this doesn't appear twice; I previously submitted an answer and it didn't appear.)

(I don't take credit! It's from the TV show, "Sixty Minutes")

As the others have said, this refers to exchanging a variety of views. It's often used in the title of a workshop/seminar. Two translations I found on the Web:

- X (subject)in the crosshairs
- conjoint perspectives (too stuffy! I found it on a bilingual website for an academic conference)

Karen
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agree Christian Le Bras : one of the possible suggestions
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