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81 mode
mode [məʊd]∎ mode of life mode m de vie;∎ modes of transport moyens mpl de transport∎ access/control mode mode m d'accès/de contrôle∎ the current mode is for sixties fashion le dernier cri, c'est la mode des années soixante -
82 passage
passage ['pæsɪdʒ](a) (way through) passage m;∎ they cleared a passage through the crowd ils ouvrirent un passage à travers la foule∎ an underground passage un passage souterrain(c) (from book, music) passage m;∎ selected passages from Churchill's speeches morceaux mpl choisis des discours de Churchill;∎ the most touching passage in the book l'endroit le plus touchant du livre∎ nasal passages conduits mpl nasaux;∎ Anatomy air passage conduit m aérifère∎ the trench did not block the passage of the tanks la tranchée n'a pas empêché les chars de passer;∎ with the passage of time avec le temps;∎ their friendship has survived the passage of time leur amitié a survécu au temps;∎ the bill had an uninterrupted passage through parliament la loi a été adoptée sans encombre par le Parlement∎ Nautical to work one's passage gagner son passage (en travaillant à bord)∎ to grant sb safe passage through a country accorder à qn le libre passage à travers un pays;∎ archaic or figurative passage of or at arms passe f d'armes -
83 physical
physical ['fɪzɪkəl]∎ a physical examination un examen médical, une visite médicale;∎ I don't get enough physical exercise je ne fais pas assez d'exercice (physique);∎ rugby is a very physical sport le rugby est un sport dans lequel il y a beaucoup de contacts physiques;∎ it was a very physical match ce fut un match très physique;∎ it left him a physical wreck ça lui a détruit la santé(b) (natural, material → forces, property, presence) physique; (→ manifestation, universe) physique, matériel;∎ it's a physical impossibility c'est physiquement ou matériellement impossible∎ the physical features of the desert la topographie du désert2 nounvisite f médicale;∎ to go for a physical passer une visite médicale►► physical abuse sévices mpl;physical access control contrôle m d'accès physique;physical anthropology anthropologie f physique;Finance physical assets immobilisations fpl non financières;Finance physical capital capital m existant;physical chemistry chimie f physique;Computing physical disk cache cache m disque physique;Marketing physical distribution distribution f physique;Marketing physical distribution management gestion f de la distribution physique;physical education éducation f physique;physical fitness (bonne) forme f physique;physical geography géographie f physique;physical handicap infirmité f;Commerce physical inventory inventaire m effectif;British familiar old-fashioned physical jerks mouvements mpl de gym□ ;∎ to do physical jerks faire des mouvements de gym;physical presence présence f physique;physical property propriété f physique;physical sciences sciences fpl physiques;physical strength force f physique;physical therapist kinésithérapeute mf;physical therapy kinésithérapie f; (after accident or illness) rééducation f;physical training éducation f physique -
84 privilege
privilege ['prɪvɪlɪdʒ]1 noun(a) (right, advantage) privilège m;∎ the privileges of the nobility les privilèges mpl de la noblesse;∎ to grant sb the privilege of doing sth accorder à qn le privilège de faire qch∎ it was a privilege doing business with you ce fut un honneur de travailler avec vous;∎ I had the privilege of attending his wedding j'ai eu le bonheur ou la chance d'assister à son mariage;∎ it is my privilege to introduce… j'ai le grand honneur ou le privilège de vous présenter…;∎ it was a privilege to have known her c'est un privilège de l'avoir connue∎ Politics parliamentary privilege immunité f parlementaireprivilégier;∎ these tax changes privilege the rich ces modifications fiscales privilégient les riches;∎ I am privileged to be able to present to you… j'ai l'honneur ou le privilège de vous présenter… -
85 serial
serial ['sɪərɪəl]1 noun∎ TV serial feuilleton m télévisé;∎ published in serial form publié sous forme de feuilleton(b) (periodical) périodique m∎ in serial order en ordre sériel►► Computing serial access accès m séquentiel;Computing serial cable câble m série;Computing serial interface interface f série;serial killer tueur-(euse) m,f en série;serial killings meurtres mpl en série;serial monogamist = personne qui a une succession de relations monogamiques;serial monogamy = succession de relations monogamiques;serial murderer tueur(euse) m,f en série;serial murders meurtres mpl en série;serial number (of product, publication) numéro m de série; (of cheque, voucher) numéro m; (of soldier) (numéro m) matricule m;Computing serial port port m série;serial printer imprimante f série;serial rights droits mpl de reproduction en feuilleton;serial writer feuilletoniste mf -
86 siting
siting ['saɪtɪŋ]∎ the siting of the nuclear plant is highly controversial le choix de l'emplacement de la centrale nucléaire provoque une vive controverse;∎ access is important in the siting of the stadium l'accessibilité est un facteur important dans le choix du site pour le stade -
87 wheelchair
wheelchair ['wi:l‚tʃeə(r)]fauteuil m roulant;∎ she'll be in a wheelchair for the rest of her life elle sera dans un fauteuil roulant pour le reste de ses jours►► wheelchair access accès m aux handicapés;the Wheelchair Olympics les jeux mpl Olympiques handisport ou pour handicapés;wheelchair ramp rampe f d'accès pour les handicapés;wheelchair user handicapé(e) m,f
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