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1 collusion
kɔlyzjɔ̃nom féminin collusion ( avec with)* * *kɔlyzjɔ̃ nf* * *collusion nf collusion (avec with).[kɔlyzjɔ̃] nom féminin -
2 complicité
complicité [kɔ̃plisite]feminine nouna. ( = participation à délit) complicityb. ( = bonne entente) la complicité qui existe entre eux the rapport they have* * *kɔ̃plisite* * *kɔ̃plisite nf* * *complicité nf1 ( collaboration) complicity; être accusé de complicité de vol/d'enlèvement to be accused of complicity in a robbery/kidnappingGB; agir en complicité avec qn to act in complicity ou collusion with sb; être arrêté pour complicité dans un meurtre to be arrested for complicity in a murder;2 ( entente) bond; une tendre complicité les unissait they shared a deep affection for each other; un geste/sourire de complicité a gesture/smile of complicity.[kɔ̃plisite] nom féminin1. DROIT complicityavec la complicité de quelqu'un with the complicity of somebody, with somebody as an accomplice2. [entente, amitié]elle lui adressa un sourire de complicité she smiled at him knowingly, she gave him a knowing smilenous avons retrouvé ce très vieux film avec la complicité du réalisateur we've unearthed this very old footage, with the kind help of the director————————en complicité avec locution prépositionnelle -
3 suspect
suspect, e [syspε(kt), εkt]1. adjectivea. ( = louche) [individu, conduite, colis] suspiciousb. ( = douteux) [opinion, témoignage] suspect• les personnes suspectes ( = soupçonnées) those under suspicion2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *
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suspecte syspɛ, ɛkt adjectif [mort, odeur, allure, objet] suspicious; [information, logique] dubious; [aliment, honnêteté, enthousiasme] suspect; [personne] suspicious-looking (épith)
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nom masculin, féminin suspect* * *syspɛ(kt), ɛkt suspect, -e1. adj1) (= douteux) (témoignage, opinions, vin) suspect2) (= louche) suspicious3) (= soupçonné) under suspicion2. nm/f* * *A adj [mort, symptôme, odeur, incendie, circonstances, allure, objet, véhicule] suspicious; [origine, information, morale, logique] dubious; [aliment, honnêteté, enthousiasme] suspect; déceler une odeur suspecte to notice a suspicious smell; [personne] suspicious-looking ( épith); un tel enthousiasme m'a paru suspect such enthusiasm struck me as suspect; moi, je trouve ça suspect personally I find it suspicious; je la trouve suspecte she looks suspicious to me; trouver suspect que to find it suspicious that; être suspect de qch to be suspected of sth; il est suspect de mensonge he's suspected of lying; elle est peu suspecte de sympathie à l'égard du régime she'd hardly be suspected of sympathizing with the regime.B nm,f suspect; le principal suspect the prime suspect; la police a interrogé trois suspects the police have questioned three suspects.2. [dont on peut douter]3. [suspecté]être suspect de quelque chose to be suspected ou under suspicion of something[susceptible]elle était peu suspecte de sympathie envers le terrorisme she was hardly likely to approve of terrorism————————, suspecte [syspɛ, ɛkt] nom masculin, nom féminin -
4 intelligence
intelligence [ɛ̃teliʒɑ̃s]feminine nouna. ( = facultés mentales) intelligenceb. ( = compréhension) pour l'intelligence du texte for a clear understanding of the text• vivre en bonne/mauvaise intelligence avec qn to be on good/bad terms with sb* * *ɛ̃teliʒɑ̃s1) ( aptitude) intelligence2) ( compréhension) understanding3) agreement•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɛ̃teliʒɑ̃s1. nf1) (= faculté) intelligence2) (= compréhension)3) (= complicité)regard d'intelligence — meaningful look, knowing look
intelligence avec l'ennemi MILITAIRE — contact with the enemy
4) (= accord)2. intelligences nfpl* * *A nf1 (aptitude, faculté) intelligence; faire preuve d'intelligence to show intelligence; intelligence pratique practical intelligence; son intelligence est vive, il est d'une intelligence vive he has a sharp mind; avec intelligence intelligently;2 ( compréhension) understanding; nécessaire à la bonne intelligence du texte necessary for a complete understanding of the text;3 ( entente) agreement; agir d'intelligence avec qn to act in agreement with sb; être d'intelligence avec qn to have a secret understanding ou agreement with sb; faire des signes d'intelligence à qn to make signs of complicity to sb; être en bonne/mauvaise intelligence avec qn to be on good/bad terms with sb;4 ( personne intelligente) great intellect.B intelligences nfpl ( complicité) secret relations ou dealings; avoir des intelligences dans la place to have inside contacts.[ɛ̃teliʒɑ̃s] nom féminin1. [intellect, discernement] intelligenceils ont l'intelligence vive they are sharp-witted ou quick, they have sharp mindselle est d'une intelligence supérieure she's of superior ou above-average intelligenceil a eu l'intelligence de ne pas recommencer he was bright ou intelligent enough not to try again[personne]c'est une grande intelligence he's a great mind ou intellect2. (soutenu) [compréhension]pour l'intelligence de ce qui va suivre in order to understand ou to grasp what followselle a l'intelligence des affaires she has a good understanding ou grasp of what business is all about3. [relation]vivre en bonne/mauvaise intelligence avec quelqu'un to be on good/bad terms with somebody4. INFORMATIQUE————————intelligences nom féminin pluriel————————d'intelligence locution adverbialeêtre d'intelligence avec quelqu'un to be in collusion ou in league with somebody
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