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1 réflexe
réflexe [ʀeflεks]1. adjective2. masculine noun• avoir de bons/mauvais réflexes to have good/poor reflexes* * *ʀeflɛks
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adjectif reflex
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nom masculin1) ( en physiologie) reflex2) (réaction, habitude) reaction* * *ʀeflɛks1. adj(mouvement) reflex2. nm* * *A adj reflex.B nm2 (réaction, habitude) reaction; manquer de réflexe to be slow to react, to react slowly; elle a eu le réflexe de freiner her instinctive reaction was to brake; un réflexe de bureaucrate a typically bureaucratic reaction; c'est un réflexe normal it's a normal reaction; faire qch par réflexe to do sth automatically ou without thinking.réflexe conditionné conditioned reflex; réflexe professionnel professional conditioning ¢; réflexe de succion sucking reflex.[reflɛks] nom masculinréflexe inné/conditionné instinctive/conditioned reflex2. [réaction] reactionil a eu/n'a pas eu le réflexe de tirer le signal d'alarme he instinctively pulled/he didn't think to pull the alarm————————[reflɛks] adjectifreflex (modificateur) -
2 survie
survie [syʀvi]feminine noun* * *syʀvinom féminin lit, fig survival* * *syʀvi nf* * *survie nf1 ( maintien en vie) lit, fig survival; une expérience de survie en mer an experiment in survival at sea; assurer la survie de qn par des soins intensifs to maintain sb's life by intensive care;2 ( vie future) afterlife; croyez-vous à la survie de l'âme? do you believe in an afterlife?;3 Jur survivorship.[syrvi] nom féminin1. [continuation de la vie] survivalla survie d'une tradition the continuance ou survival of a tradition2. [au-delà de la mort] afterlife3. DROITdroits ou gains de survie (stipulated ou contractual) rights of survivorship
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