truce

UK
/truːs/
US
/trus/

Translations

trucenoun
truces
pl
UK
/truːs/
US
/trus/
trêveAccord ou pause temporaire dans un conflit, une dispute ou une compétition.
The two countries agreed to a truce to allow for peace talks to take place.
Les deux pays ont accepté une trêve afin de permettre la tenue de pourparlers de paix.
Additional translations
cessez-le-feuSurtout dans un contexte militaire ou diplomatique.
truceinterjection
UK
/truːs/
US
/truːs/
Used chiefly in games or informal speech to call for a pause or cease-fire
Trêve !Interjection utilisée pour demander une pause ou un arrêt bref dans un jeu, une dispute ou un affrontement.
"Truce!" he shouted, raising his hands to signal a break in the rough-and-tumble game.
"Trêve !" cria-t-il en levant les mains pour signaler une pause dans le jeu brutal.
Synonyms
hold on
hold it
time out
trucingnoun

truce

truces
pl
UK
/ˈtruːsɪŋ/
US
/ˈtruːsɪŋ/
instauration d'une trêveSens formel : action d'établir une trêve entre des parties en conflit.
The trucing between the two nations brought a much-needed respite from the ongoing hostilities.
L'instauration d'une trêve entre les deux nations a apporté un répit bien nécessaire face aux hostilités en cours.

Definitions

trucenoun
An agreement between enemies or opponents to stop fighting or arguing for a certain time.
The two countries agreed to a truce to allow for peace talks to take place.
A temporary pause or respite in any dispute, struggle, or contest, especially one not involving armed conflict
They called a short truce in the negotiations so everyone could cool down.
truceinterjection
Used to request or declare a brief stop in fighting, play, or argument; time out
"Truce!" he shouted, raising his hands to signal a break in the rough-and-tumble game.
trucingnoun
The act or process of establishing a truce or temporary peace agreement between conflicting parties.
The trucing between the two nations brought a much-needed respite from the ongoing hostilities.