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1 conscience
conscience [kɔ̃sjɑ̃s]feminine nouna. ( = faculté psychologique) consciousness• conscience collective/politique collective/political consciousness• avoir conscience que... to be aware that...b. ( = éveil) consciousness• perdre/reprendre conscience to lose/regain consciousnessc. ( = faculté morale) conscience* * *kɔ̃sjɑ̃s1) ( morale) conscience2) ( connaissance) awarenessperdre/reprendre conscience — to lose/to regain consciousness
•Phrasal Verbs:* * *kɔ̃sjɑ̃s nf1) (morale) conscienceen conscience; en toute conscience — in all conscience
2) (en locution: sensorielle) consciousness3) (intellectuelle) awareness, (psychologique) consciousnessavoir conscience de — to be aware of, to be conscious of
Ils ont fini par prendre conscience de la gravité de la situation. — They eventually became aware of the seriousness of the situation.
* * *conscience nf1 ( morale) conscience; selon ta conscience according to your conscience; en toute conscience in all conscience; écouter (la voix de) sa conscience to follow one's conscience; avoir bonne/mauvaise conscience to have a clear/a guilty conscience; avoir la conscience tranquille to be at peace with one's conscience; faire qch pour se donner bonne conscience to do sth as a salve to one's conscience ou to ease one's conscience; j'ai ma conscience pour moi my conscience is clear; avoir qch sur la conscience to have sth on one's conscience;2 (connaissance, intuition) awareness; avoir conscience de qch/d'être to be aware of sth/of being; avoir conscience que to be aware that; prendre conscience de/que to become aware of/that; prise de conscience realization; campagne de prise de conscience public awareness campaign; conscience de soi self-awareness;3 ( de collectivité) consciousness ¢; conscience collective/nationale/politique collective/national/political consciousness;4 ( siège des sentiments) scruter les consciences to read people's thoughts;5 ( lucidité) consciousness ¢; perdre/reprendre conscience to lose/to regain consciousness; avoir toute sa conscience to be fully lucid.conscience de classe class consciousness; conscience professionnelle conscientiousness.[kɔ̃sjɑ̃s] nom fémininavoir conscience de to be conscious ou aware ofprendre conscience de quelque chose to become aware of ou to realize somethingconscience collective/politique collective/political consciousness2. [sens de la morale] consciencelibérer ou soulager sa conscience to relieve one's conscienceje n'ai pas la conscience tranquille de l'avoir laissé seul I have an uneasy conscience ou I feel bad about having left him aloneavoir mauvaise conscience to have a guilty ou bad consciencec'est une affaire ou un cas de conscience it's a matter of conscience3. [lucidité] consciousnessreprendre conscience to regain consciousness, to come to4. [application]faire son travail avec beaucoup de conscience professionnelle to do one's job very conscientiously, to be conscientious in one's worken (toute) conscience locution adverbialeje ne peux, en conscience, te laisser partir seul I can't decently let you go on your own -
2 tranquille
tranquille [tʀɑ̃kil]adjectivea. quiet• aller/entrer d'un pas tranquille to walk/go in calmly• rester/se tenir tranquille to keep or stay/be quiet• nous étions bien tranquilles et il a fallu qu'il nous dérange we were having a nice quiet time and he had to come and disturb us• ferme la porte, tu seras plus tranquille pour travailler close the door, it'll be quieter for you to workb. ( = sans souci) être tranquille to be easy in one's mind• soyez tranquille, tout ira bien don't worry - everything will be all right• je serais plus tranquille si j'avais un poste stable I'd feel easier in my mind if I had a steady job• comme ça, nous serons tranquilles that way our minds will be at restc. ( = certain) (inf) être tranquille (que...) to be sure (that...)• il n'ira pas, je suis tranquille he won't go, I'm sure of it• il a gagné en trois sets, tranquille he won easily in three sets• tu peux y aller tranquille ( = sans risque) you can go there quite safely* * *tʀɑ̃kil1) ( calme) [tempérament, voisins, classe] quiet; [allure, voix, assurance] calmtiens-toi tranquille! — (ne bouge pas!) keep still!, stop fidgeting!; (tais-toi!) be quiet!
2) ( sans agitation) [heure, jour] quiet, calm; [eau, ciel, nuit] calm, tranquil littér; [café, rue, vie, soirée, bonheur] quiet; [sommeil, vacances] peacefulc'est tranquille, ici! — it's peaceful here!
3) ( sans souci)être tranquille — to be ou feel easy in one's mind
ne pas être tranquille — to be ou feel uneasy, to be worried
4) ( en paix)* * *tʀɑ̃kil adj1) (lieu) quietCette rue est très tranquille. — This is a very quiet street.
Nous avons cherché un coin tranquille pour pique-niquer. — We looked for a quiet spot to have a picnic.
2) (personne, enfant, élève) quiet3) (= rassuré) easy in one's mind, with one's mind at restSois tranquille, il ne va rien lui arriver. — Don't worry, nothing will happen to him.
* * *tranquille adj1 ( calme) [tempérament, voisins, classe] quiet; [allure, voix, assurance] calm; un enfant tranquille a quiet ou placid child; tiens-toi tranquille! ( ne bouge pas!) keep still!, stop fidgeting!; ( tais-toi!) be quiet!;2 ( sans agitation) [heure, jour] quiet, calm; [eau, ciel, nuit] calm, tranquil littér; [café, rue, vie, soirée, bonheur] quiet; [sommeil, vacances] peaceful; trouver un coin tranquille pour discuter to find a quiet corner to talk in; il s'est tenu tranquille pendant quelques mois he behaved himself for a few months; c'est tranquille, ici! it's peaceful here!; jouir d'un bonheur tranquille to live a life of calm contentment; se promener dans la nuit tranquille to go for a walk in the calm of the night; viens me voir à un moment plus tranquille ( quand nous serons seuls) come and see me when it's quieter; ( quand je serai moins occupé) come and see me when I've got more time;3 ( sans souci) être tranquille to be ou feel easy in one's mind; ne pas être tranquille to be ou feel uneasy, to be worried; sa mère n'est pas tranquille quand il sort his mother worries ou is uneasy when he goes out; sois ou tu peux être tranquille, je ne dirai rien don't worry, I won't say anything; sois tranquille (que) ça se retournera contre toi○! iron it will backfire on you, don't you worry!;4 ( en paix) avoir l'esprit tranquille to be easy in one's mind; avoir la conscience tranquille to have a clear conscience; j'ai la conscience tranquille my conscience is clear; laisse ton frère tranquille leave your brother alone; je te laisse tranquille I leave you in peace; laisse ma montre tranquille! fig leave my watch alone![trɑ̃kil] adjectif1. [sans agitation - quartier, rue] quiet ; [ - campagne] quiet, peaceful, tranquil (littéraire) ; [ - soirée] calm, quiet, peaceful ; [ - sommeil, vie] peaceful, tranquil (littéraire) ; [ - air, eau] still, quiet, tranquil (littéraire)aller ou marcher d'un pas tranquille to stroll unhurriedly2. [en paix]on ne peut même plus être tranquille chez soi! you can't even get some peace and quiet at home any more!allons dans mon bureau, nous y serons plus tranquilles pour discuter let's go into my office, we can talk there without being disturbedlaisser quelqu'un tranquille to leave somebody alone ou in peacelaisse-moi tranquille, je suis assez grand pour ouvrir la boîte tout seul! leave me alone, I'm old enough to open the box on my own!3. [calme, sage] quietse tenir ou rester tranquillea. to keep quiet ou stillb. [ne pas se faire remarquer] to keep a low profile5. [rassuré]être tranquille to feel ou to be easy in one's mindsois tranquille, elle va bien don't worry ou set your mind at rest, she's all rightje ne suis pas ou ne me sens pas tranquille quand il est sur les routes I worry when he's on the roadje serais plus tranquille s'il n'était pas seul I'd feel easier in my mind knowing that he wasn't on his own6. [sûr]tu peux être tranquille (que)... you can rest assured (that)...ils n'auront pas mon argent, sois tranquille! they won't get my money, that's for sure!
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