mention

mention
mention
A n
1 gen, Advertg (reference) mention f (of de) ; to get a media ou a promotional mention être mentionné dans les médias à des fins publicitaires ; the mere mention of my name la seule évocation de mon nom ; to make no mention of [report, person] ne pas faire mention de ; there was no mention of the hostages il n'a pas été fait mention des otages ; the book got a mention on the radio on a parlé du livre à la radio ;
2 (acknowledgement) mention f ; honourable mention gen mention honorable ; Mil citation f.
B vtr
1 (allude to) faire mention de [person, name, topic, event, fact] ; he didn't mention money il n'a fait aucune mention d'argent ; please don't mention my name ne mentionnez pas mon nom ; she never mentions her work elle ne parle jamais de son travail ; to mention sb/sth to sb parler de qn/qch à qn ; to mention that dire (en passant) que ; she mentioned (that) you were coming elle a dit que vous veniez ; I hardly need to mention that inutile de signaler que ; not to mention sans parler de ; it's difficult getting there, not to mention finding parking space c'est difficile d'y aller, sans parler des problèmes de stationnement ; without mentioning any names sans nommer personne ; ‘as mentioned above’ ‘comme il a été dit plus haut’ ; the countries mentioned above les pays déjà cités ; too numerous to mention trop nombreux pour être cités ; to be mentioned in a will figurer sur un testament ; just mention my name dis-leur que tu viens de ma part ; don't mention it! je vous en or je t'en prie! ;
2 (acknowledge) citer [name, person] ; mentionner [quality, service].

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