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1 assouplissement
assouplissement [asuplismɑ̃]masculine noun* * *asuplismɑ̃nom masculin1) (de cuir, lainage) softening; ( de linge) conditioning2) Sportfaire des assouplissements or des exercices d'assouplissement — to limber up
3) (de règlement, politique, d'attitude) relaxing* * *asuplismɑ̃ nm1) [matière] softening2) [muscles, corps] limbering up3) [règlement] relaxation* * *1 (de cuir, lainage) softening; ( de linge) conditioning;2 Sport faire des assouplissements or des exercices d'assouplissement to limber up;3 (de règlement, politique, attitude) relaxing; s'attendre à un assouplissement de la politique d'austérité to expect a relaxation of the austerity measures; prendre des mesures d'assouplissement des horaires de travail to take steps to make working hours more flexible.[asuplismɑ̃] nom masculindes exercices ou une séance d'assouplissement limbering-up exercises2. [d'un linge, d'un cuir] softening3. [d'une position] softening4. ÉCONOMIE -
2 exercice
c black exercice [εgzεʀsis]masculine nouna. ( = travail d'entraînement) exerciseb. ( = activité physique) l'exercice (physique) (physical) exercisec. ( = pratique) [de métier] practicec black d. ( = période) year━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ Le mot anglais se termine par -se.* * *ɛgzɛʀsisnom masculin1) ( d'entraînement) exercise2) ( activité physique) exercise3) ( activité professionnelle)dans l'exercice de ses fonctions — [soldat, policier] while on duty; [travailleur] while at work
être en exercice — [fonctionnaire] to be in office; [médecin] to be in practice
en exercice — [ministre, président] incumbent
4) ( usage) exercise (de of)5) Armée ( instruction) drill•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɛɡzɛʀsis nm1) (mise en pratique) practice2) (= sport) exercisefaire de l'exercice — to exercise, to do exercise
3) MILITAIRE drill4) (= tâche, travail) exercise5) [métier, fonction] exerciseen exercice (juge) — in office, (médecin) practising
6) COMMERCE, ADMINISTRATION (= période) accounting period* * *exercice nm1 ( d'entraînement) exercise; faire un exercice to do an exercise; exercice de grammaire/pour violon grammar/violin exercise; exercices de rééducation physiotherapy exercises; exercice de prononciation/d'orthographe pronunciation/spelling drill; c'est un exercice de démocratie it's an exercise in democracy; ça ne s'apprend qu'après un long exercice it takes years of practice;2 ( activité physique) exercise; faire de l'exercice to get some exercise; se donner de l'exercice to take exercise;3 ( activité professionnelle) avoir dix ans d'exercice [fonctionnaire] to have been working for 10 years; [professeur] to have been teaching for 10 years; [médecin, avocat] to have been practisingGB ou in practice for 10 years; poursuivi pour exercice illégal de la médecine prosecuted for practisingGB medicine illegally GB ou without a license US; dans l'exercice de ses fonctions [soldat, policier] while on duty; [travailleur] while at work; on leur interdit l'exercice de toute activité politique/commerciale they are forbidden to participate in any political/business activity; être en exercice [fonctionnaire] to be in office; [médecin] to be in practice; en exercice [ministre, président] incumbent; entrer en exercice to take up one's duties;4 ( usage) exercise (de of); renoncer à l'exercice du droit de réponse to give up one's right of reply;5 Mil ( instruction) drill; être à l'exercice to be at drill; faire faire l'exercice à des recrues to drill recruits;exercice d'application practical exercise; exercice budgétaire Admin, Compta financial year; exercice comptable Compta financial year; exercice du culte worship; exercice d'évacuation gén emergency evacuation exercise; ( en cas d'incendie) fire drill; exercice de tir shooting practice ¢ GB, target practice ¢; exercices structuraux Ling structure drills.[ɛgzɛrsis] nom masculin1. [mouvement] exerciseexercices d'assouplissement/d'échauffement stretching/warm-up exercises2. [activité physique]faire de l'exercice to take exercise, to exercisesa dernière collection est un exercice de style (figuré) his latest collection is an exercise in styleexercices de tir shooting drill ou practice5. [usage]l'exercice du pouvoir/d'un droit exercising power/a right————————à l'exercice locution adverbialeen exercice locution adjectivale[député, juge] sitting[membre de comité] serving[avocat, médecin] practisingêtre en exercice [diplomate, magistrat] to be in ou to hold office
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