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1 gesture politics
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2 motion
motion [ˈməʊ∫ən]1. nouna. mouvement mb. ( = gesture) mouvement m• to go through the motions of doing sth (mechanically) faire qch machinalement ; (insincerely) faire mine de faire qchc. (at meeting, in parliament) motion f3. compounds* * *['məʊʃn] 1.1) ( movement) mouvement mto set something in motion — lit mettre quelque chose en marche; fig mettre quelque chose en route [plan]; déclencher [chain of events]
to set the wheels in motion — fig mettre les choses en route
3) Administration, Politics motion fto table/second the motion — déposer/appuyer la motion
to carry/defeat the motion — adopter/rejeter la motion
4) Medicine selles fpl2.transitive verb3.intransitive verb faire signe (to à)•• -
3 offensive
offensive [əˈfensɪv]1. adjectivea. ( = shocking) choquantb. ( = attacking) [action, tactics] offensif2. noun3. compounds* * *[ə'fensɪv] 1. 2.1) ( insulting) [remark] injurieux/-ieuse (to pour); [behaviour] insultant2) ( vulgar) [language] grossier/-ière; [behaviour, gesture] choquant3) ( revolting) [smell] repoussant; [behaviour, idea] répugnant4) Military, Sport, [action, play] offensif/-ive
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