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1 relief acoustique
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2 relief
relief [ʀəljεf]masculine noun[de région] relief► en relief [motif] in relief ; [caractères] raised ; [carte de visite] embossed ; [photographie, cinéma] three-dimensional* * *ʀəljɛf
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nom masculin1) Géographie relief [U]2) (de surface, paroi) relief [U]; (de médaille, monnaie) raised patternen relief — [globe terrestre] in relief; [lettre, motif] raised
mettre quelque chose en relief — to accentuate something, to throw something into relief
3) ( profondeur) depth4) ( caractère)personnage qui manque de relief — one-dimensional ou flat character
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* * *ʀəljɛf1. nm1) [paysage] landscape2)3) [pneu] tread pattern2. reliefs nmpl(= restes) remains* * *A nm1 Géog relief ¢; étude des reliefs montagneux study of mountain relief; le relief sous-marin the relief of the sea bed; un relief accidenté/monotone a hilly/an unrelieved landscape; région au relief accidenté mountainous region;2 (de surface, paroi) relief ¢; (de médaille, monnaie) raised pattern; globe terrestre en relief globe of the world in relief; carte en relief relief map; lettres/motifs en relief embossed letters/patterns; le braille est une écriture en relief Braille is a type of raised ou relief script; mettre qch en relief to accentuate sth, to throw sth into relief;4 ( profondeur) depth; l'effet de relief est bien rendu dans ce tableau the effect of depth is well done in this painting;5 ( caractère) personnage qui manque de relief one-dimensional ou flat character; donner du relief à un discours/texte to enliven a speech/text;[rəljɛf] nom masculin3. ACOUSTIQUE————————reliefs nom masculin plurielles reliefs [d'un repas] the remnants ou leftovers————————en relief locution adjectivalemotif en relief raised design, design in relief————————en relief locution adverbiale[en valeur]
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