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1 violations endémiques
Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > violations endémiques
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2 systémique
sistemik
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adjectif systematic
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nom féminin systematism* * *sistemik adj* * *A adj systematic.B nf systematism.[sistemik] adjectif————————[sistemik] nom féminin -
3 généraliser
généraliser [ʒeneʀalize]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = étendre) [+ méthode] to bring into general useb. ( = globaliser) to generalize2. reflexive verb* * *ʒeneʀalize
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verbe transitif to bring [something] into general use [impôt, vaccination, examen]; to put [something] into general use [méthode]
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verbe intransitif to generalize
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se généraliser verbe pronominal [technique] to become standard; [impôt] to become widely applicable; [grève, maladie] to spread (à to)* * *ʒeneʀalize1. vt2. vi* * *généraliser verb table: aimerA vtr to make [sth] general [impôt, vaccination, examen]; to put [sth] into general use [méthode].B vi to generalize; ne généralisez pas do not generalize.C se généraliser vpr [technique] to become standard; [impôt] to become widely applicable; [phénomène, grève, maladie] to spread (à to).[ʒeneralize] verbe transitif1. [répandre]cette méthode/interdiction a été généralisée this method/ban now applies to everybody2. [globaliser] to generalize————————se généraliser verbe pronominal intransitif[crise, famine] to become widespread -
4 système
système [sistεm]masculine noun• il me tape or court or porte sur le système (inf!) he gets on my nerves (inf)• recourir au système D to rely on one's own resources ► système de défense (Military) defence system ; (Physiology) defence mechanism* * *sistɛmnom masculin1) (ensemble organisé, doctrine) system2) (dispositif, réunion d'éléments) systemsystème de canaux — canal system ou network
3) (plan, méthode) system, scheme5) Anatomie system6) Informatique system7) ( en astronomie)•Phrasal Verbs:••taper or courir sur le système de quelqu'un — (colloq) to get on somebody's nerves ou wick (colloq) GB
* * *sistɛm nm* * *système nm1 (ensemble organisé, doctrine) system; système économique/légal/pénitentiaire economic/legal/prison system; entrer dans le système to join the system; système de vie way of life;2 (dispositif, réunion d'éléments) system; système d'éclairage/de transmission lighting/transmission system; système de miroirs/poulies system of mirrors/pulleys; système de canaux canal system ou network;3 (plan, méthode) system, scheme;4 ( moyen) system, way; ( combine) dodge○; prenons l'avion, c'est encore le meilleur système let's go by plane, it's still the best way;5 Physiol system; troubles du système Méd systemic disorders; système cardio-vasculaire cardio-vascular system; système nerveux central/végétatif central nervous/vegetative system; système pileux Physiol hair; avoir un système pileux fourni to have a lot of hair; système digestif digestive system;6 Ordinat system; analyse/conception de systèmes systems analysis/design; système de gestion de bases de données database (management) system; système expert expert system; système d'exploitation operating system; système d'information pour le management management information system; système informatique information system; système intégré de gestion integrated management system;7 Astron system; système planétaire/solaire planetary/solar system.système d'adressage par domaines Ordinat DNS, domain name system; système d'alarme burglar alarm, alarm system; système casuel Ling case system; le système D○ resourcefulness; j'ai eu un billet par le système D○ I wangled○ a ticket; système décimal decimal system; système d'encouragement Entr incentive scheme; système d'exploitation Ordinat operating system; système de gestion de bases de données, SGBD Ordinat database management system, DBMS; système métrique metric system; système monétaire européen, SME European Monetary System, EMS; système nuageux Météo cloud system; système de participation (aux bénéfices) profit-sharing scheme.[sistɛm] nom masculin1. [structure] system3. [appareillage] systemsystème de chauffage/d'éclairage heating/lighting systemsystème nerveux/digestif nervous/digestive system5. CONSTRUCTION6. ÉCONOMIE9. SCIENCES10. (familier & locution)il me court ou porte ou tape sur le système he's really getting on my nerves -
5 systématique
systématique [sistematik]adjective[opposition, classement, esprit] systematic• chaque fois qu'elle est invitée quelque part il l'est aussi, c'est systématique every time she's invited somewhere, he's automatically invited too* * *sistematikadjectif [classification, refus] systematic; [aide, soutien] unconditional* * *sistematik adj* * *A adj1 [classification, recherche, contrôle, refus, opposition] systematic; [aide, soutien] unconditional; de façon systématique systematically; travailler de façon systématique to work systematically ou in a systematic way;2 [personne] systematic; péj narrow, dogmatic.B nf systematics (+ v sg).[sistematik] adjectifc'est systématique, quand je dis oui, il dit non when I say yes, he invariably says no————————[sistematik] nom féminin -
6 crise systémique
nfÉCONOMIE systemic crisis -
7 risque systémique
nmÉCONOMIE systemic risk -
8 produit par le système
adj.Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > produit par le système
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9 structurel
adj.Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > structurel
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10 systémique
adj.Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > systémique
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