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1 destruction de bâtiment
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building destruction
The tearing down of buildings by mechanical means. (Source: MGHa)
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2 démolition
démolition [demɔlisjɔ̃]feminine noun[d'immeuble, quartier] demolition* * *demɔlisjɔ̃
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1) ( de construction) demolition2) fig destruction
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démolitions nom féminin pluriel rubble [U]* * *demɔlisjɔ̃ nf[mur, immeuble] demolition* * *A nf1 (de maison, construction) demolition; travaux/chantier/entreprise de démolition demolition works/site/contractor; bâtiment en (cours de) démolition building under demolition;2 (de réputation, système, doctrine, d'institution) destruction.B démolitions nfpl rubble ¢; les victimes ensevelies sous les démolitions the victims buried under the rubble.[demɔlisjɔ̃] nom féminin————————de démolition locution adjectivalechantier/entreprise de démolition demolition site/contractors————————en démolition locution adjectivale -
3 massif
massif, -ive [masif, iv]1. adjectiveb. ( = pur) or massif solid goldc. ( = en masse) [afflux, bombardements, dose, vote] massived. ( = de nombreuses personnes) [arrestations, licenciements, exode, manifestation] mass2. masculine nounb. [d'arbres] clump* * *
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- ive masif, iv adjectif1) ( d'aspect lourd) [meuble, traits] heavy; [personne] heavily built; [silhouette] massive2) (par la quantité, le nombre) [attaque, dose, foule, publicité] massive; [licenciements] mass (épith)3) ( pur)or/argent/noyer massif — solid gold/silver/walnut
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nom masculin1) Géographie massif* * *masif, iv (-ive)1. adj1) (dose) massive2) (porte) heavy, massive3) (augmentation) massive, hugeune augmentation massive de qch — a massive increase in sth, a huge increase in sth
4) (visage) heavy, large5) (déportations) mass modif6) (bois, or) solid2. nm1) GÉOGRAPHIE massif2) [fleurs] clump, bank* * *A adj1 ( d'aspect lourd) [colonne, porte] massive, heavy; [meuble, traits] heavy; [personne] heavily built; [silhouette] massive;2 (par la quantité, le nombre) [attaque, dose, foule, publicité] massive; [licenciements] mass ( épith); des départs massifs a mass exodus;3 ( pur) or/argent/noyer massif solid gold/silver/walnut.B nm1 Géog massif;le Massif central the Massif Central.————————nom masculin1. GÉOGRAPHIE & GÉOLOGIEmassif ancien primary ou Caledonian massif2. HORTICULTUREun massif de roses a rosebed, a bed of roses4. [panneaux publicitaires] composite site -
4 dégradation
dégradation [degʀadasjɔ̃]feminine nouna. [de personne] degradationb. [de mur, bâtiment] damage ; [de relations, situation, qualité, santé, temps] deterioration ; [de pouvoir d'achat] weakening* * *degʀadasjɔ̃1) ( dégât provoqué) damage [U]2) ( usure naturelle) deterioration3) ( détérioration) ( de situation) deterioration (de in); ( de mœurs) decline (de in)•Phrasal Verbs:* * *deɡʀadasjɔ̃1. nf1) [mur, locaux] (= graffiti) defacement, (du fait des intempéries, du temps) deterioration2) (= aggravation) [situation, état de santé de qn] deterioration3) (morale) debasement4) MILITAIRE, [officier] reduction in rank2. dégradations nfpl(= dégâts) damage no pl* * *dégradation nf1 ( dégât provoqué) damage ¢; commettre des dégradations to cause damage; la dégradation du site par les touristes the damage caused to the area by tourists;2 ( usure naturelle) deterioration; le monument/la peinture est dans un état de dégradation avancé the monument/paint is in an advanced state of deterioration;3 ( détérioration) (de conditions, situation, contacts) deterioration (de in); ( de mœurs) decline (de in); la dégradation des conditions de vie/de l'économie the deterioration in the standard of living/economy; la dégradation du pouvoir d'achat the erosion in purchasing power;4 Sci (de matière organique, d'énergie) degradation; ( de l'environnement) degradation; ( de la couche d'ozone) depletion.dégradation civique loss of civil rights; dégradation militaire dishonourableGB discharge.[degradasjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [destruction - d'un objet] wear and tear ; [ - d'un bâtiment] dilapidation2. [détérioration - de rapports, d'une situation] deterioration, worsening ; [ - de l'environnement] degradation3. [avilissement] degradation5. PHYSIQUE6. INFORMATIQUE[de la lumière] gradation8. [d'un officier] ≃ dishonourable discharge
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