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1 dynamique
dynamique [dinamik]1. adjective2. feminine noun* * *dinamik
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adjectif gén Physique dynamic; [match] lively
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1) Physique, Psychologie dynamics (+ v sg)2) ( processus) process* * *dinamik adj* * *A adj1 gén dynamic; [match] lively;2 Phys dynamic.B nf2 ( processus) process; dynamique de paix/de développement peace/development process; dynamique de rassemblement process of bringing about consensus;3 Phys dynamics (+ v sg).[dinamik] adjectif2. [non statique] dynamic————————[dinamik] nom féminin3. PSYCHOLOGIE -
2 développer
c black développer [dev(ə)lɔpe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbc black2. reflexive verb━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ Le mot anglais n'a qu'un seul p.* * *devlɔpe
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1) ( faire croître) to develop [muscle, faculté, pays]; to expand [importations, réseau, connaissances]2) ( amplifier) to develop, to expand [sujet, chapitre, récit]; Musique to develop [thème]3) ( innover) to develop [stratégie, politique, modèle]4) Photographie to develop [cliché]donner quelque chose à développer — to have ou get something developed
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se développer verbe pronominal [corps, faculté] to develop; [plante] to grow; [entreprise, ville, économie] to grow, to expand; [mœurs, usage] to become widespread* * *dev(ə)lɔpe vt1) [musculature, talent] to develop2) [pays, économie] to develop3) [produit, locigiciel, technique] to develop4) [pellicule] to develop5) [argument, théorie] to develop* * *développer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( faire croître) to develop [muscle, faculté, personnalité, pays, économie, technologie, ressources]; to expand [importations, réseau, connaissances, activité, projet]; muscles bien/peu développés well-developed/underdeveloped muscles;3 ( innover) to develop [stratégie, politique, modèle];6 Chimie formule développée structural formula;7 ( en cyclisme) vélo qui développe deux mètres bicycle which covers two metresGB for each turn of the pedals.B se développer vpr1 ( s'accroître) [personne, corps, muscle, faculté] to develop; [plante] to grow; [entreprise, ville, économie] to grow, to expand; [pratique, mœurs, usage] to become widespread;2 ( évoluer) [intrigue] to develop.[devlɔpe] verbe transitif1. [faire croître - faculté] to develop ; [ - usine, secteur] to develop, to expand ; [ - pays, économie] to develop3. [symptôme, complexe, maladie] to develop4. PHOTOGRAPHIE [traiter] to process[révéler] to develop6. MÉCANIQUE7. [déballer - coupon] to unfold, to open out (separable) ; [ - paquet] to unwrap ; [ - banderole] to unroll————————se développer verbe pronominal intransitif1. [croître - enfant, plante] to develop, to grow ; [ - usine, secteur] to develop, to expand ; [ - pays, économie] to develop, to become developed3. [se déployer - armée] to be deployed ; [ - cortège] to spread out ; [ - argument] to develop, to unfold ; [ - récit] to develop, to progress, to unfold5. [s'aggraver - maladie] to develop -
3 ZUP
largescale public housing projects ( grands ensembles) set up in France between 1959 and 1967, to cater for the rapidly increasing urban population. By the 1990s, the term ZUP had come to be used in the sense of problem estates or sink estates, though this was by no means always the case. While some ZUP, such as le Val-Fourré in the north-west suburbs of Paris, or les Minguettes, a development of 9200 apartments in the suburbs of Lyon, were truly problem estates, others had less problems. Many of the worst ZUPs have been partly or largely demolished and are in the process of renovation as more people-friendly environments.
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