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1 chaos
chaos [ˈkeɪɒs]chaos m* * *['keɪɒs]1) (on roads, at home, at work) pagaille (colloq) f; ( political) confusion f, désordre m; ( economic) chaos min a state of chaos — [house, room] sens dessus dessous; [country] en plein chaos
2) ( cosmic) chaos mchaos theory — théorie f du chaos
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2 chaos
chaos ['keɪɒs]chaos m;∎ it'll be chaos if you try to introduce these changes ça va être la pagaille si tu fais ces changements;∎ the country is in a state of chaos le pays est dans un état de confusion totale;∎ our plans were thrown into chaos nos projets ont été bouleversés►► chaos theory théorie f du chaos -
3 chaos
['keios](complete disorder or confusion: The place was in utter chaos after the burglary.) chaos- chaotic- chaotically -
4 organized
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5 forvirring
nounméprise fembarras mdésordre mvertige mchaos mxxxconfusion fcontradiction fcomplication fvertige mconfusion membarras m -
6 kaos
nounchaos m -
7 uorden
nounconfusion fmettre en désordrechaos membarras mdésordre m -
8 virvar
nounchaos mxxxconfusion ffatras membarras m -
9 anarkia
nounanarchie fchaos mxxxanarchie f -
10 epäjärjestys
nounanarchie fchaos mconfusion fdésordre mxxxconfusion fdésordre m -
11 hajaannus
nounanarchie fdivision fchaos mquerelle fdésordre mfragmentation fdésaccord mdiscorde f -
12 hämminki
nounembarras mdérangement mdésordre mconfusion fchaos mdésordregênexxxembarras mconfusion f -
13 hulina
nountapage mvacarme mbruit mchaos mtumulte mbagarre fdésordre mxxxtumulte m -
14 hullunmylly
nounchaos mxxxconfusion générale fdésordre m -
15 kaaos
nounchaos mdésordre mconfusion f -
16 melske
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17 mielivalta
nounarbitraire mchaos mxxxtyrannie fdespotisme m -
18 mullistus
nouncrise fchaos mxxxrévolution fbouleversement mrenversement mtransformation complète f -
19 mylläkkä
nounchaos mxxxbruit m -
20 sekaannus
nounchaos mdésordre mconfusion fméprise fxxxdérangement mdésordre m
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