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1 nerf
nerf mCordon cylindrique composé de fibres nerveuses, qui relie un centre nerveux à un organe.A cordlike structure comprising a collection of nerve fibres. -
2 fibre
fibre [fibʀ]feminine noun* * *fibʀ1) lit fibre [BrE]2) fig ( sensibilité) streak•Phrasal Verbs:* * *fibʀ nffibre Grande-Bretagne fiber USAfibre optique — optical fibre Grande-Bretagne optical fiber USA
fibre de verre — fibreglass Grande-Bretagne fiberglass USA glass fibre Grande-Bretagne glass fiber USA
* * *fibre nf1 lit fibreGB; fibre musculaire/nerveuse/végétale muscle/nerve/vegetable fibreGB; aliments riches en fibre high-fibreGB food; fibre synthétique synthetic fibreGB; fibre de carbone/d'acier carbon/steel fibreGB;2 fig ( sensibilité) streak; avoir la fibre patriotique/maternelle to have a strong patriotic/maternal streak; jouer sur la fibre nationaliste des électeurs to play on nationalist feeling among the voters; il l'aimait de toutes ses fibres he loved her with all his being.[fibr] nom féminin3. TEXTILESles fibres naturelles/synthétiques naturally-occurring/man-made fibres4. [dans un muscle] muscle fibre5. [sentiment] feelingfaire jouer ou vibrer la fibre patriotique de quelqu'un to play upon somebody's patriotic feelings
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