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1 pratique
pratique [pʀatik]1. adjective• c'est très pratique, j'habite à côté du bureau it's very convenient, I live next door to the office2. feminine nouna. ( = application, procédé) practiceb. ( = expérience) practical experiencec. ( = exercice, observance) [de règle] observance ; [de médecine] practising ; [de sport] practising* * *pʀatik
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1) ( commode) [appareil, objet] handy, practical; [endroit, itinéraire] convenient; [technique, vêtement, meuble] practical2) ( utile) practical3) (non théorique, concret) practical4) ( pragmatique) practicalavoir le sens or l'esprit pratique — to be practical
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1) ( exercice d'une activité)la pratique des arts martiaux est très répandue — many people practise [BrE] martial arts
2) ( expérience) practical experience3) ( application de principes) practice4) ( habitude) practice* * *pʀatik1. nf1) (= application concrète) practicedans la pratique; en pratique — in practice
2) (= expérience) practiceJe manque de pratique. — I'm out of practice.
2. adj1) (d'utilisation) practicalCe sac est très pratique. — This bag's very practical.
2) (= commode) convenient3) (outil) handy, useful* * *A adj1 ( commode) [appareil, objet] handy, practical; [endroit, itinéraire] convenient; [technique, vêtement, meuble] practical; c'est pratique ce tissu, ça ne se repasse pas this material is practical, you don't have to iron it; voir le côté pratique des choses to see the practical side of things;2 ( utile) [manuel, renseignement, conseil, moyen] practical;3 ( non théorique) [application, exercice, mesure] practical; quelles sont vos connaissances pratiques dans ce domaine? how much practical experience do you have in the field?;5 ( pragmatique) [personne] practical; avoir le sens or l'esprit pratique to be practical; n'avoir aucun sens or esprit pratique to be totally impractical.B nf1 ( exercice d'une activité) inciter les jeunes à la pratique d'un sport to encourage young people to play a sport; la pratique des arts martiaux est très répandue many people practiseGB martial arts; la pratique des langues vivantes speaking foreign languages; cela nécessite de longues heures de pratique it takes hours of practice; avoir une bonne pratique de l'anglais to have a good working knowledge of English; la pratique religieuse religious observance;2 ( expérience) practical experience; manquer de pratique to lack practical experience; avoir une longue pratique de la médecine to have many years of experience in medicine; avoir la pratique des affaires to have practical business experience;3 ( application de principes) practice; la théorie et la pratique theory and practice; mettre qch en pratique to put sth into practice; dans la pratique, en pratique in practice;4 ( habitude) practice; une pratique courante/frauduleuse/déloyale a common/fraudulent/disloyal practice; certaines pratiques culturelles/funéraires certain cultural/funerary practices; les pratiques religieuses religious practices.I[pratik] adjectifquand on a des invités, c'est bien pratique un lave-vaisselle! when you've got guests, a dishwasher comes in handy!2. [facile]il faut changer de bus trois fois, ce n'est pas pratique! you have to change buses three times, it's very inconvenient!3. [concret - application, connaissance, conseil, formation] practical4. [pragmatique] practicalavoir le sens ou l'esprit pratique to have a practical turn of mind, to be practicalII[pratik] nom féminin1. [application - d'une philosophie, d'une politique] practice ; [ - de l'autocritique, d'une vertu] exercise ; [ - d'une technique, de la censure] applicationa. [conseils, préceptes] to put into practiceb. [vertu] to exerciseen ou dans la pratique in (actual) practice2. [d'une activité] practicela pratique régulière du tennis/vélo playing tennis/cycling on a regular basis3. [expérience] practical experience4. [usage] practicele marchandage est une pratique courante là-bas over there, it's common practice to barter -
2 positif
positif, -ive [pozitif, iv]1. adjective2. masculine nouna. ( = réel) je veux du positif ! I want something positive!* * *
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- ive pozitif, iv adjectif1) ( affirmatif) [réponse] affirmative2) ( constructif) [entretien, climat] constructive; [évolution, effet] positive3) ( favorable) [réaction, bilan] favourable [BrE]; [point, image] positive4) ( réaliste) [personne, attitude] positive5) Médecine, Mathématique, Électrotechnique, Photographie positive
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nom masculin1) ( résultat concret)2) ( points favorables) positive points (pl)3) Photographie positive4) Linguistique positive (degree)* * *pozitif, iv adj (-ive)* * *A adj1 ( affirmatif) [réponse] affirmative;3 ( favorable) [critique, réaction, bilan] favourableGB; [point, image] positive; il a parlé de lui en termes très positifs he spoke of him in highly favourableGB terms ou very positively;4 ( réaliste) [personne, esprit, attitude] positive;B nm1 ( résultat concret) je veux du positif I need something positive;2 ( points favorables) positive points (pl);3 Phot positive;4 Ling positive (degree).1. [constructif - mesures, suggestion, attitude] positive, constructive ; [ - réaction, échos, critique] favourable (UK), favorable (US)3. [affirmatif - réponse] positive————————nom masculin1. [quelque chose de constructif]3. MUSIQUE [orgue] positive organ[clavier secondaire] choir ou positive organ
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