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[ju'reiniəm](a radioactive element.) uranium -
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Nucl. uranium appauvriEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > depleted uranium
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Ⅰ.mine1 [maɪn]1 pronoun∎ is this pen mine? - no, it's mine! il est à moi ce stylo? - non, c'est le mien!;∎ this bag is mine ce sac m'appartient ou est à moi;∎ the furniture is his but the house is mine les meubles lui appartiennent mais la maison est à moi;∎ he's an old friend of mine c'est un vieil ami à moi;∎ where did that brother of mine get to? mais où est-ce que mon frère est encore passé?;∎ I took her hands in mine j'ai pris ses mains dans les miennes;∎ mine is an exceptional situation je me trouve dans une situation exceptionnelle;∎ what's mine is yours ce qui est à moi est à toi;∎ mine only hope mon seul espoir;∎ humorous mine host l'aubergiste mⅡ.mine21 noun(a) (for coal, gold, salt etc) mine f;∎ he went down the mine or mines at sixteen il est descendu à la mine à seize ans∎ she's a mine of information c'est une véritable mine de renseignements(c) (explosive) mine f;∎ to clear a road of mines déminer une route;∎ they mine coal in the area il y a des mines de charbon dans la région∎ the path was mined le chemin était miné;∎ their jeep was mined leur jeep a sauté sur une mine(c) (undermine → fortification) saperexploiter une mine;∎ to mine for uranium (prospect) chercher de l'uranium, prospecter pour trouver de l'uranium; (extract) exploiter une mine d'uranium►► mine detector détecteur m de mines;mine workings chantiers mpl d'exploitation minière -
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A vtr1 ( get back) retrouver, récupérer [money, property, vehicle] ; récupérer [territory] ; ( from water) repêcher, retrouver [body, wreck] ; they recovered the car from the river ils ont repêché la voiture dans la rivière ; the bodies were recovered from the wreckage of the car on a sorti les cadavres de la voiture accidentée ; to recover one's sight/health recouvrer la vue/santé ; to recover one's confidence/one's strength/one's breath reprendre confiance/des forces/son souffle ; to recover consciousness reprendre connaissance ; to recover one's composure se ressaisir, se reprendre ;2 ( recoup) recouvrer [loan, debt, taxes, costs] (from auprès de) ; réparer, compenser [losses] ; to recover damages Jur obtenir des dommages-intérêts ; the right to recover damages Jur le droit à l'allocation de dommages et intérêts ;3 ( reclaim for use) récupérer [waste, bottles, uranium] ; to recover land from the sea reconquérir du terrain sur la mer.B vi1 gen, Med [person] ( from illness) se remettre, se rétablir (from de) ; (from defeat, mistake) se ressaisir (from après) ;3 Jur obtenir gain de cause. -
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enrich [ɪn'rɪtʃ]∎ breakfast cereals enriched with vitamins céréales fpl enrichies en vitamines►► Physics enriched nuclear fuel combustible m nucléaire enrichi;Physics enriched uranium uranium m enrichi -
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weapon ['wepən]also figurative arme f;∎ weapons of mass destruction armes fpl de destruction massive;∎ carrying a weapon is illegal le port d'armes est illégal;∎ figurative patience is your best weapon in this situation la patience est votre meilleure arme dans cette situation;∎ high interest rates are seen as a weapon against inflation des taux d'intérêt élevés sont considérés comme une arme contre l'inflation►► weapons grade uranium = uranium utilisé dans l'armement;weapon system dispositif m ou système m militaire -
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Mil. bombe "sale" [contenant des matériaux radioactifs, de l'uranium appauvri, p. ex.]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > dirty bomb
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Nucl. faiblement enrichi [uranium]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > slightly enriched
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['eləmənt]1) (an essential part of anything: Sound teaching of grammar is one of the elements of a good education.) élément2) (a substance that cannot be split by chemical means into simpler substances: Hydrogen, chlorine, iron and uranium are elements.) corps simple3) (surroundings necessary for life: Water is a fish's natural element.) milieu4) (a slight amount: an element of doubt.) élément5) (the heating part in an electric kettle etc.) résistance•- elements - in one's element -
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[reidiəu'æktiv]1) ((of some substances, eg uranium) giving off rays which can be dangerous, but which can also be used in eg medicine: radioactive metals.) radioactif2) (containing radioactive substances: radioactive waste/dust.) radioactif• -
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rod [rɒd](a) (of metal) tige f; (of wood) baguette f; (for curtains, carpet) tringle f; (for fishing) canne f; (for punishment → stiff) baguette f; (→ flexible) verge f; School (pointer) baguette f;∎ to be beaten with a rod recevoir des coups de baguette;∎ to fish with rod and line pêcher à la ligne;∎ rod fishing pêche f à la ligne;∎ rods (mechanism) tringlerie f, timonerie f;∎ figurative to rule with a rod of iron gouverner d'une main ou poigne de fer;∎ figurative to make a rod for one's own back s'attirer des ennuis;∎ figurative a rod to beat oneself with des verges pour se faire battre;∎ that would be giving them a rod to beat us with ce serait leur donner des bâtons pour nous faire battre(b) (of uranium) barre f(c) (symbol of office) verge f(d) (for surveying) mire f(f) (linear or square measure) ≃ perche f
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