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3 koheesio
nounphys. cohésion fEU cohésion fExpl équilibre socio-économique visé au moyen de techniques de redistribution entre régions diversement développéesEx1 Les régions défavorisées de l'UE peuvent à certaines conditions bénéficier de subventions des fonds structurels et de cohésion.Ex2 La cohésion d'un corps social n'est pas assurée s'il existe de trop grandes inégalités de revenus entre riches et pauvres. -
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7 koossapysyvyys
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9 continuity
1 noun(a) (cohesion) continuité f►► Television & Radio continuity announcement annonce f de continuité;Television & Radio continuity announcer speaker(ine) m,f (de transition);Cinema & Television continuity girl scripte f;Cinema & Television continuity man scripte m -
10 coherence
coherence [kəʊ'hɪərəns](a) (cohesion) adhérence f(b) (logical consistency) cohérence f►► Philosophy coherence theory théorie f de la cohérence -
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12 keynote
keynote ['ki:nəʊt]1 noun(a) (main point) point m capital;∎ industrial recovery is the keynote of government policy le redressement industriel constitue l'axe central de la politique gouvernementaleinsister sur, mettre en relief;∎ she keynoted the need for party unity elle a insisté sur la nécessité de cohésion au sein du parti►► keynote speech discours m introductif ou liminaire
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cohesion — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. union, attachment, adherence; see coherence 1 . II (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun The close physical union of two objects: adherence, adhesion, bond. See CONNECT … English dictionary for students
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cohesion — [kə(ʊ) hi:ʒ(ə)n] noun the action or fact of forming a united whole. ↘Physics the sticking together of particles of the same substance. Origin C17: from L. cohaes , cohaerere (see cohere) … English new terms dictionary