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['æbstinəns]1) (the act or habit of abstaining, especially from alcohol.) abstinence2) (withdrawal from taking alcohol or addictive drugs: He is in heroin abstinence.)•- symptoms of abstinence -
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1) Sex., Stups. abstinence2) Jur. période de viduité [désuet]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > abstinence
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7 abstinence syndrome
Stups. syndrome d'abstinenceEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > abstinence syndrome
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8 abstinence-oriented treatment
Stups. traitement fondé sur l'abstinenceEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > abstinence-oriented treatment
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(unpleasant physical symptoms such as headaches and nausea, resulting from abstinence.) -
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Jur. délai de viduité [délai de 300 jours jadis imposé à une veuve avant qu'elle pût se remarier]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > period of abstinence
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12 drug-free treatment
Stups. abstinence sans traitement pharmacologique; traitement axé sur l'abstinence; traitement par sevrage completEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > drug-free treatment
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14 celibacy
celibacy ['selɪbəsɪ](sexual abstinence) abstinence f sexuelle, chasteté f; (not being married) célibat m;∎ Religion to take a vow of celibacy faire vœu de chasteté -
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tempérance; sobriété; moderation; p. ext. abstinenceEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > temperance
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16 withdrawal syndrome
Stups. syndrome de sevrage/d'abstinence/de privation; crise de manqueEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > withdrawal syndrome
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fast, US [transcription][f_st]B adj1 ( speedy) rapide ; a fast train un express ; a fast time Sport un bon temps ; to be a fast walker/reader/writer marcher/lire/écrire vite ; he's a fast worker ○ gen ça ne traîne pas avec lui ○ ; ( in seduction) il ne perd pas son temps ;2 Sport [court, pitch, track] rapide ;3 ( ahead of time) my watch is fast ma montre avance ; you're five minutes fast ta montre avance de cinq minutes ;5 Phot [film, exposure] rapide ;6 ( firm) ( jamais épith) [door, lid] bien fermé ; [rope] bien attaché ; to make sth fast amarrer qch [boat] ; attacher [rope] ;C adv1 ( rapidly) [move, speak, write] vite, rapidement ; how fast can you knit/read? est-ce que tu tricotes/lis vite? ; I need help fast j'ai besoin d'aide tout de suite ; I ran as fast as my legs would carry me je me suis sauvé à toutes jambes ; these customs are fast disappearing ces coutumes se perdent ; education is fast becoming a luxury l'éducation va bientôt devenir un luxe ; the time is fast approaching when I will do dans peu de temps je ferai ; not so fast! minute ○ ! ; as fast as I make the toast, he eats it il mange les toasts à mesure que je les fais ; I couldn't get out of there fast enough ○ ! je n'avais qu'une hâte, c'était de partir! ;2 ( firmly) [hold] ferme ; [stuck] bel et bien ( before pp) ; [shut] bien ; to stand fast tenir ferme ; to be fast asleep dormir à poings fermés.to pull a fast one on sb rouler qn ○ ; he pulled a fast one on me je me suis fait rouler ○ or avoir ; to play fast and loose faire les quatre cents coups ○ ; to play fast and loose with sb traiter qn à la légère. -
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Vatican ['vætɪkən]1 noun∎ the Vatican le Vatican;∎ in the Vatican au Vatican(edict, bank, policy) du Vatican;∎ the First/Second Vatican council le premier/deuxième concile du Vatican►► Vatican City l'État m de la cité du Vatican, le Vatican;∎ in Vatican City au Vatican;
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