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motive ['məʊtɪv]1 noun∎ the motives for her behaviour ce qui explique sa conduite, les raisons fpl de sa conduite;∎ my motive for asking is simple la raison pour laquelle je pose cette question est simple∎ what could have been his motive for committing the crime? quelles sont les raisons qui ont pu le pousser à commettre ce crime?moteur►► motive energy énergie f motrice;motive power force f motrice
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