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resilient [rɪ'zɪlɪənt](b) (person → in character) qui a du ressort, qui ne se laisse pas abattre ou décourager; (→ in health, condition) très résistant;∎ children are more resilient than adults les enfants se remettent plus vite que les adultes;∎ the economy is proving remarkably resilient l'économie fait preuve d'une remarquable capacité de reprise
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