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execution [‚eksɪˈkju:∫ən]* * *[ˌeksɪ'kjuːʃn]1) ( killing) exécution f (by par)2) (of plan, task) exécution f; ( by musician) interprétation fin the execution of his duty — dans l'exercice m de ses fonctions
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122 exercise
exercise [ˈeksəsaɪz]1. nounexercice m( = take exercise) faire de l'exercice4. compounds━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ The final s in the English word becomes a c in the French word.* * *['eksəsaɪz] 1.1) ( planned activity) opération f; ( long-term or large-scale) stratégie fpublic relations exercise — campagne f de relations publiques
2) [U] ( exertion) exercice m3) ( training task) exercice m4) (of duties, rights, power) exercice m (of de)5) Military manœuvres fpl2.to go on an exercise ou on exercises — partir en manœuvres
transitive verb1) ( apply) faire preuve de [caution, control, restraint]; exercer [power, right]2) ( train) exercer [body, mind]; faire travailler [limb, muscles]; promener [dog]; sortir [horse]3) ( worry) préoccuper3.intransitive verb faire de l'exercice -
123 expedite
expedite [ˈekspɪdaɪt][+ preparations, process] accélérer ; [+ legal or official matters] activer ; [+ business, task] expédier ; [+ deal] s'efforcer de conclure* * *['ekspɪdaɪt]transitive verb sout ( speed up) accélérer [operation, process]; faciliter [work] -
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125 finish
finish [ˈfɪnɪ∫]1. nounb. [of woodwork] finition f[+ work, meal, supplies] finir• he finished by saying that... il a terminé en disant que...4. compoundsa. [+ work] terminerb. [+ food, meal] finir* * *['fɪnɪʃ] 1.1) ( end) fin fit will be a fight to the finish — fig la partie va être serrée
2) Sport arrivée f3) (surface, aspect) (of clothing, wood, car) finition f; (of fabric, leather) apprêt m2.paint with a matt/silk finish — peinture mate/satinée
transitive verb1) ( complete) finir, terminer [chapter, sentence, task]; terminer, achever [building, novel, sculpture, opera]2) ( leave) finir [work, studies]3) ( consume) finir [cigarette, drink, meal]4) ( put an end to) briser [career]5) (colloq) (exhaust, demoralize) achever (colloq) [person]3.1) ( end) [conference, programme] finir, se terminer; [holidays] se terminer2) ( reach end of race) arriverthe horse/the athlete failed to finish — le cheval/l'athlète n'a pas fini la course
3) ( conclude) [speaker] finir de parler, conclure4) ( leave employment)4.finished past participle adjective1)beautifully finished — [furniture, interior etc] avec des finitions soignées
2) ( accomplished) [performance] accompli3) ( ruined) [person, career] fini, fichu (colloq)•Phrasal Verbs: -
126 finish off
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127 flinch
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128 forever
forever, for ever [fərˈevər]a. ( = eternally) [live, last, remember] toujoursb. ( = definitively) [change, disappear, lose] pour toujoursc. ( = a long time) (inf) [take] une éternitéd. ( = constantly) to be forever doing sth être sans arrêt en train de faire qch* * *[fə'revə(r)]1) (also for ever) pour toujoursit can't go on ou last forever — [situation, trend, success] ça ne peut pas toujours durer
2) ( persistently)to take forever — [task] prendre un temps fou (colloq); [person] mettre un temps fou (colloq) ( to do pour faire)
to go on forever — [pain, noise] durer une éternité
4) ( always) toujours
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