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gravity ['grævətɪ](a) (seriousness) gravité f;∎ I don't think you appreciate the gravity of the situation je n'ai pas l'impression que tu te rendes compte de ou que tu réalises la gravité de la situation∎ the law of gravity la loi de la pesanteur►► gravity feed alimentation f par gravité;gravity platform plate-forme f poids -
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gravity [ˈgrævɪtɪ]a. ( = force) pesanteur fb. ( = seriousness) gravité f* * *['grævətɪ]1) Physics pesanteur fcentre of gravity — centre m de gravité
the pull of the earth's gravity — l'attraction f terrestre
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A n1 Phys pesanteur f ; law of gravity loi f de la pesanteur ; centre of gravity centre m de gravité ; the pull of the earth's gravity l'attraction terrestre ;2 (of offence, situation) gravité f ;3 ( of demeanour) sérieux m. -
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toboggan mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > gravity
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9 gravity abutment
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10 gravity batch mixer
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12 gravity circulation of hot water
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13 gravity dam
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14 gravity feed
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15 gravity feed tank
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16 gravity filter
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17 gravity flow
écoulement libre m, écoulement libre par gravité mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > gravity flow
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18 gravity force
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19 gravity hot water heating
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gravity — ► NOUN 1) the force that attracts a body towards the centre of the earth, or towards any other physical body having mass. 2) extreme importance or seriousness. 3) solemnity of manner. ORIGIN Latin gravitas weight, seriousness … English terms dictionary
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