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81 anticipate
A vtr1 (expect, foresee) prévoir, s'attendre à [problem, trouble, delay, victory] ; to anticipate that prévoir que ; as anticipated comme prévu ; they are anticipating large crowds ils prévoient la venue de nombreuses personnes ; we anticipate meeting him soon nous pensons le rencontrer bientôt ; I didn't anticipate him doing that je ne m'attendais pas à ce qu'il fasse ça ; she eagerly anticipated the moment when she would tell him elle savourait le moment où elle allait le lui dire ;2 ( guess in advance) anticiper [sb's needs, movements, wishes, reaction, result] ;3 ( preempt) devancer [person, act] ; he tried to lock the door but she anticipated him il a essayé de fermer la porte à clé mais elle l'a devancé ;4 ( prefigure) préfigurer [later work, invention, development].C - anticipated (dans composés) much-anticipated tant attendu ; long-anticipated attendu depuis si longtemps. -
82 difficulty
difficulty [ˈdɪfɪkəltɪ]* * *['dɪfɪkəltɪ]1) (of task, situation) difficulté f2) ( problem) difficulté f, problème m3) ( trouble) -
83 trial
A n1 Jur procès m ; murder/embezzlement trial procès m pour meurtre/pour détournement de fonds ; to be on trial être jugé (for sth pour qch ; for doing pour avoir fait) ; to go to trial [case] être jugé ; to bring sb for trial amener qn devant la justice ; to go on trial, to stand trial passer en jugement ; to come up for trial [person] comparaître en justice ; [case] être jugé ; to put sb on trial lit juger qn ; fig [press, person, public] condamner qn ; to send sb for trial, to commit sb to trial faire passer qn en jugement ; without trial sans jugement ; to conduct a trial diriger les débats (d'un procès) ; to be awaiting trial être en instance de jugement ; trial by jury jugement par jury ; trial by media procès médiatique ;2 ( test) (of applicant, machine, recruit, vehicle) essai m ; (of drug, new product, process) test m ; to put sth through trials soumettre qch à des essais or tests ; (to be) on trial (être) à l'essai ; take it on trial prenez-le à l'essai ; to carry out ou conduct ou run/undergo trials effectuer/subir des tests or essais (on sur) ; to give sb a trial faire faire un essai à qn ; medical/clinical trials tests mpl médicaux/cliniques ; by trial and error par expérience ;3 Mus, Sport ( gén pl) épreuve f ; football/horse trials épreuves fpl de football/d'équitation ; voice trials essais mpl de voix ; a trial of strength une épreuve de force ; to hold trials organiser des épreuves ;4 (trouble, difficulty) épreuve f ; ( less strong) difficulté f ; the trials of old age/of being a mother les épreuves or difficultés du grand âge/qu'il y a à être mère ; to be a trial [person] être pénible à supporter (to sb pour qn).B modif gen [arrangement, flight, offer, period, sample, separation] d'essai ; for trial purposes à titre d'essai ; on a trial basis à titre expérimental ; for a trial period pour une période d'essai.
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