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1 therapy
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2 therapy
thérapie f;∎ to go for or to be in therapy suivre une thérapie -
3 therapy
['Ɵerəpi](the (methods of) treatment of disease, disorders of the body etc: speech therapy; physiotherapy.) traitement- therapeutic -
4 gamma-ray therapy
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5 occupational therapy
noun ergothérapie f -
6 physical therapy
noun US Medicine kinésithérapie f -
7 radiation therapy
noun radiothérapie f -
8 craniosacral therapy
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9 electroconvulsive therapy
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10 hyperbaric therapy
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11 electroshock therapy
electroshock treatment, EST [ɪˌlektrəʊ'ʃɒk] noun électroconvulsivothérapie f, électrochocs mpl -
12 hormone replacement therapy
HRT noun hormonothérapie f substitutive -
13 physical
physical [ˈfɪzɪkəl]1. adjective• it's a physical impossibility for him to get there on time il lui est matériellement impossible d'arriver là-bas à l'heure2. noun3. compounds* * *['fɪzɪkl] 1.(colloq) noun bilan m de santé2.1) ( of the body) [strength, pain etc] physiquephysical abuse — sévices mpl
she's very physical — ( demonstrative) elle est très démonstrative
did he get physical? — ( become violent) est-ce qu'il en est venu aux mains?
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14 retail
retail [ˈri:teɪl][goods] se vendre (au détail)2. adverb• to buy/sell retail acheter/vendre au détail3. compounds• she indulged in a bit of retail therapy in London elle est allée faire un peu de shopping à Londres pour se remonter le moral* * *['riːteɪl] 1.noun vente f au détail2. 3.adverb au détail4.transitive verb vendre [quelque chose] au détail5. -
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group [gru:p]1. noungroupe m• to form a group round sth/sb se rassembler autour de qch/qn[people] se regrouper• to group round sth/sb se rassembler autour de qch/qn[+ objects, people] rassembler ; [+ ideas, theories, numbers] regrouper• the children grouped themselves around the teacher les enfants se sont groupés autour du professeur• pupils are grouped according to age and ability les élèves sont répartis en groupes en fonction de leur âge et de leurs aptitudes4. compounds* * *[gruːp] 1.noun groupe m2. 3.transitive verb (also group together) grouper4.intransitive verb (also group together) se grouper -
16 HRT
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17 art
art [α:t]1. nouna. art m2. compounds► art college noun ≈ école f des beaux-arts► art school noun ≈ école f des beaux-arts► Arts degree noun ≈ licence f ès lettres* * *[ɑːt] 1.1) (creation, activity, representation) art m2.arts plural noun1) ( culture)2) University lettres fpl3)arts and crafts — gen artisanat m; ( school subject) travaux mpl manuels
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18 speech
speech [spi:t∫]1. noun• direct/indirect speech discours m direct/indirect• speech, speech! un discours ! un discours !2. compounds* * *[spiːtʃ]to give/deliver a speech — tenir/prononcer un discours
2) ( faculty) parole f; ( spoken form) langage mdirect/indirect speech — Linguistics discours m direct/indirect
3) ( language) langage m4) US School, University expression f orale -
19 occupational
occupational [‚ɒkjʊˈpeɪ∫ənl][training, group] professionnel ; [safety] au travail* * *[ˌɒkjʊ'peɪʃənl]adjective [accident] du travail; [activity] professionnel/-elle; [risk] du métier; [safety] au travail -
20 gene
gene [dʒi:n]gène m* * *[dʒiːn]noun Biology gène mit's in his genes — gen, hum c'est héréditaire
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