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ressemblance [ʀ(ə)sɑ̃blɑ̃s]feminine noun( = similitude visuelle) resemblance ; ( = analogie de composition) similarity• toute ressemblance avec des personnes existant ou ayant existé est purement fortuite any resemblance to any person living or dead is purely accidental* * *ʀ(ə)sɑ̃blɑ̃s1) ( entre personnes) resemblance, likeness ( avec quelqu'un to somebody)la ressemblance avec ton père est frappante — there's a striking resemblance between you and your father
‘toute ressemblance avec des personnes existant ou ayant existé...’ — ‘any similarity to persons living or dead...’
2) ( entre choses) similarity3) (de tableau, sculpture) likeness ( avec to)* * *ʀ(ə)sɑ̃blɑ̃s nf1) (visuelle) resemblance, likeness2) (= analogie, trait commun) similarity3) ART likeness* * *ressemblance nf1 ( entre personnes) resemblance, likeness (avec qn to sb); une grande/vague ressemblance entre les deux sœurs a strong/faint resemblance ou likeness between the two sisters; la ressemblance avec ton père est frappante your resemblance to your father is striking; tu leur trouves des ressemblances? can you see any resemblance ou likeness between them?; ‘toute ressemblance avec des personnes existant ou ayant existé…’ ‘any similarity to persons living or dead…’;2 ( entre choses) similarity; les différences et ressemblances entre les civilisations the differences and similarities between civilizations;3 Art (de tableau, sculpture) likeness (avec l'original to the original); un portrait d'une grande ressemblance a portrait that is a very good likeness.[rəsɑ̃blɑ̃s] nom féminin‘toute ressemblance avec des personnages réels ne peut être que fortuite’ ‘any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely accidental’2. [entre choses] similarity
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