column

column
column [{{t}}'kɒləm]
noun
(a) (gen) & {{}}Architecture{{}} colonne f
(b) {{}}Press{{}} (section of print) colonne f; (regular article) rubrique f;
∎ he writes the sports column il tient la rubrique des sports
(c) {{}}Computing{{}} & {{}}Typography{{}} colonne f
(d) {{}}Military{{}} & {{}}Nautical{{}} (formation) colonne f;
∎ to march in column/in two columns marcher en colonne/en deux colonnes;
∎ supply/relief column colonne f de ravitaillement/de secours
►► {{}}Cars{{}} column change levier m de vitesses sur colonne de direction;
{{}}Computing{{}} & {{}}Typography{{}} column graph histogramme m;
{{}}Computing{{}} & {{}}Typography{{}} column header en-tête m de colonnes;
{{}}Press{{}} column inch = unité de mesure des espaces publicitaires équivalant à une colonne sur un pouce, ≃ centimètre-colonne m;
∎ it got a lot of column inches (story) on y a consacré beaucoup d'espace dans le journal;
column mode mode m colonne;
{{}}Computing{{}} & {{}}Typography{{}} column printing impression f en colonnes;
column space colonnage m;
{{}}Computing{{}} & {{}}Typography{{}} column spacing espacement m des colonnes

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