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How to say “cheat sheet” in French


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How to say cheatsheet in French in the sense of Quick Reference Card and not of cheating in the exams?
For instance, here is a trigonometry cheat sheet



http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/pdf/trig_cheat_sheet.pdf



I have seen aide-mémoire in linguee but an aide-mémoire can be also a complete book as for example



https://www.amazon.fr/Aide-m%C3%A9moire-R%C3%A9sistance-mat%C3%A9riaux-10e-%C3%A9d/dp/2100708392



so I am puzzled. I also found antisèche and feuille de triche.
The first seems to have a negative connotation (exam cheating) whereas the second seems to be more for the informatics.



Should we just say formulaire? The cheatsheet is colloquial in French?










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    How to say cheatsheet in French in the sense of Quick Reference Card and not of cheating in the exams?
    For instance, here is a trigonometry cheat sheet



    http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/pdf/trig_cheat_sheet.pdf



    I have seen aide-mémoire in linguee but an aide-mémoire can be also a complete book as for example



    https://www.amazon.fr/Aide-m%C3%A9moire-R%C3%A9sistance-mat%C3%A9riaux-10e-%C3%A9d/dp/2100708392



    so I am puzzled. I also found antisèche and feuille de triche.
    The first seems to have a negative connotation (exam cheating) whereas the second seems to be more for the informatics.



    Should we just say formulaire? The cheatsheet is colloquial in French?










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      How to say cheatsheet in French in the sense of Quick Reference Card and not of cheating in the exams?
      For instance, here is a trigonometry cheat sheet



      http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/pdf/trig_cheat_sheet.pdf



      I have seen aide-mémoire in linguee but an aide-mémoire can be also a complete book as for example



      https://www.amazon.fr/Aide-m%C3%A9moire-R%C3%A9sistance-mat%C3%A9riaux-10e-%C3%A9d/dp/2100708392



      so I am puzzled. I also found antisèche and feuille de triche.
      The first seems to have a negative connotation (exam cheating) whereas the second seems to be more for the informatics.



      Should we just say formulaire? The cheatsheet is colloquial in French?










      share|improve this question
















      How to say cheatsheet in French in the sense of Quick Reference Card and not of cheating in the exams?
      For instance, here is a trigonometry cheat sheet



      http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/pdf/trig_cheat_sheet.pdf



      I have seen aide-mémoire in linguee but an aide-mémoire can be also a complete book as for example



      https://www.amazon.fr/Aide-m%C3%A9moire-R%C3%A9sistance-mat%C3%A9riaux-10e-%C3%A9d/dp/2100708392



      so I am puzzled. I also found antisèche and feuille de triche.
      The first seems to have a negative connotation (exam cheating) whereas the second seems to be more for the informatics.



      Should we just say formulaire? The cheatsheet is colloquial in French?







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          Antisèche is the litteral translate, but is generally used for real cheating at exam (like writing stuff on your arm).



          If you just keep notes for yourself at work for example, the word pense-bête seems a better fit.






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            Une fiche aide-mémoire is commonly used in Canadian French for that.



            The term fiche refers to a small paper or carton that the note would be written on.




            fiche: Petite feuille de carton sur laquelle on écrit soit les titres
            des ouvrages que l’on veut cataloguer, soit les renseignements sur une
            personne ou un fait que l’on veut garder et retrouver facilement.




            Exemple d'usage de l'expression: Fiche aide-mémoire




            La personne étudiante qui nécessite une fiche aide-mémoire lors
            de son examen doit présenter un rapport d’évaluation professionnel au
            Service d’accès et de soutien à l’apprentissage qui atteste la
            présence d’un diagnostic et précise la nécessité d’une fiche
            aide-mémoire
            comme mesure d’adaptation pour ses examens.







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              In France we'd typically say « un aide-mémoire ».

              – Gilles 'SO nous est hostile'
              Sep 21 at 16:46











            • @Gilles On le trouve au Qc. aussi. Rien à voir mais le GDT dit aussi qu' « aide-mémoire » est couramment utilisé en anglais... eh bien.

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            Antisèche is the litteral translate, but is generally used for real cheating at exam (like writing stuff on your arm).



            If you just keep notes for yourself at work for example, the word pense-bête seems a better fit.






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              Antisèche is the litteral translate, but is generally used for real cheating at exam (like writing stuff on your arm).



              If you just keep notes for yourself at work for example, the word pense-bête seems a better fit.






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                Antisèche is the litteral translate, but is generally used for real cheating at exam (like writing stuff on your arm).



                If you just keep notes for yourself at work for example, the word pense-bête seems a better fit.






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                Antisèche is the litteral translate, but is generally used for real cheating at exam (like writing stuff on your arm).



                If you just keep notes for yourself at work for example, the word pense-bête seems a better fit.







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                    Une fiche aide-mémoire is commonly used in Canadian French for that.



                    The term fiche refers to a small paper or carton that the note would be written on.




                    fiche: Petite feuille de carton sur laquelle on écrit soit les titres
                    des ouvrages que l’on veut cataloguer, soit les renseignements sur une
                    personne ou un fait que l’on veut garder et retrouver facilement.




                    Exemple d'usage de l'expression: Fiche aide-mémoire




                    La personne étudiante qui nécessite une fiche aide-mémoire lors
                    de son examen doit présenter un rapport d’évaluation professionnel au
                    Service d’accès et de soutien à l’apprentissage qui atteste la
                    présence d’un diagnostic et précise la nécessité d’une fiche
                    aide-mémoire
                    comme mesure d’adaptation pour ses examens.







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                      In France we'd typically say « un aide-mémoire ».

                      – Gilles 'SO nous est hostile'
                      Sep 21 at 16:46











                    • @Gilles On le trouve au Qc. aussi. Rien à voir mais le GDT dit aussi qu' « aide-mémoire » est couramment utilisé en anglais... eh bien.

                      – un3hiv3r
                      Sep 22 at 3:59















                    10



















                    Une fiche aide-mémoire is commonly used in Canadian French for that.



                    The term fiche refers to a small paper or carton that the note would be written on.




                    fiche: Petite feuille de carton sur laquelle on écrit soit les titres
                    des ouvrages que l’on veut cataloguer, soit les renseignements sur une
                    personne ou un fait que l’on veut garder et retrouver facilement.




                    Exemple d'usage de l'expression: Fiche aide-mémoire




                    La personne étudiante qui nécessite une fiche aide-mémoire lors
                    de son examen doit présenter un rapport d’évaluation professionnel au
                    Service d’accès et de soutien à l’apprentissage qui atteste la
                    présence d’un diagnostic et précise la nécessité d’une fiche
                    aide-mémoire
                    comme mesure d’adaptation pour ses examens.







                    share|improve this answer






















                    • 1





                      In France we'd typically say « un aide-mémoire ».

                      – Gilles 'SO nous est hostile'
                      Sep 21 at 16:46











                    • @Gilles On le trouve au Qc. aussi. Rien à voir mais le GDT dit aussi qu' « aide-mémoire » est couramment utilisé en anglais... eh bien.

                      – un3hiv3r
                      Sep 22 at 3:59













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                    10









                    Une fiche aide-mémoire is commonly used in Canadian French for that.



                    The term fiche refers to a small paper or carton that the note would be written on.




                    fiche: Petite feuille de carton sur laquelle on écrit soit les titres
                    des ouvrages que l’on veut cataloguer, soit les renseignements sur une
                    personne ou un fait que l’on veut garder et retrouver facilement.




                    Exemple d'usage de l'expression: Fiche aide-mémoire




                    La personne étudiante qui nécessite une fiche aide-mémoire lors
                    de son examen doit présenter un rapport d’évaluation professionnel au
                    Service d’accès et de soutien à l’apprentissage qui atteste la
                    présence d’un diagnostic et précise la nécessité d’une fiche
                    aide-mémoire
                    comme mesure d’adaptation pour ses examens.







                    share|improve this answer
















                    Une fiche aide-mémoire is commonly used in Canadian French for that.



                    The term fiche refers to a small paper or carton that the note would be written on.




                    fiche: Petite feuille de carton sur laquelle on écrit soit les titres
                    des ouvrages que l’on veut cataloguer, soit les renseignements sur une
                    personne ou un fait que l’on veut garder et retrouver facilement.




                    Exemple d'usage de l'expression: Fiche aide-mémoire




                    La personne étudiante qui nécessite une fiche aide-mémoire lors
                    de son examen doit présenter un rapport d’évaluation professionnel au
                    Service d’accès et de soutien à l’apprentissage qui atteste la
                    présence d’un diagnostic et précise la nécessité d’une fiche
                    aide-mémoire
                    comme mesure d’adaptation pour ses examens.








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                      In France we'd typically say « un aide-mémoire ».

                      – Gilles 'SO nous est hostile'
                      Sep 21 at 16:46











                    • @Gilles On le trouve au Qc. aussi. Rien à voir mais le GDT dit aussi qu' « aide-mémoire » est couramment utilisé en anglais... eh bien.

                      – un3hiv3r
                      Sep 22 at 3:59












                    • 1





                      In France we'd typically say « un aide-mémoire ».

                      – Gilles 'SO nous est hostile'
                      Sep 21 at 16:46











                    • @Gilles On le trouve au Qc. aussi. Rien à voir mais le GDT dit aussi qu' « aide-mémoire » est couramment utilisé en anglais... eh bien.

                      – un3hiv3r
                      Sep 22 at 3:59







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                    In France we'd typically say « un aide-mémoire ».

                    – Gilles 'SO nous est hostile'
                    Sep 21 at 16:46





                    In France we'd typically say « un aide-mémoire ».

                    – Gilles 'SO nous est hostile'
                    Sep 21 at 16:46













                    @Gilles On le trouve au Qc. aussi. Rien à voir mais le GDT dit aussi qu' « aide-mémoire » est couramment utilisé en anglais... eh bien.

                    – un3hiv3r
                    Sep 22 at 3:59





                    @Gilles On le trouve au Qc. aussi. Rien à voir mais le GDT dit aussi qu' « aide-mémoire » est couramment utilisé en anglais... eh bien.

                    – un3hiv3r
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