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mechanical [mɪ'kænɪkəl](a) (device, process) mécanique;∎ I'm not very mechanical je ne suis pas très doué pour tout ce qui est mécanique(b) (machine-like) machinal, mécanique;∎ a mechanical gesture un geste machinal;∎ her playing is very mechanical (of musician) elle joue d'une façon très mécanique►► Technology mechanical advantage effet m mécanique;mechanical digger pelleteuse f mécanique;mechanical drawing dessin m aux instruments;mechanical engineer ingénieur m mécanicien;mechanical engineering génie m mécanique;the mechanical engineering industries les industries fpl mécaniques;mechanical failure défaillance f mécanique, panne f mécanique;mechanical fault défaut m mécanique;mechanical shovel pelle f mécanique, pelleteuse f
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