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1 faire la différence (entre)
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2 différencier
différencier [difeʀɑ̃sje]➭ TABLE 7 transitive verb* * *difeʀɑ̃sje
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1) ( distinguer) to differentiate (de from)2) ( créer une différence) to make [somebody/something] different (de from)3) ( voir une différence) to differentiate between
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se différencier verbe pronominal1) ( se rendre différent) [personne, organisation] to differentiate oneself (de from)2) ( pouvoir être distingué) to differ (de from)3) ( devenir différent) to become different (de from)* * *difeʀɑ̃sje vt* * *différencier verb table: plierA vtr1 ( distinguer) to differentiate (de from); rien ne les différencie there's no way of telling them apart;2 ( créer une différence) to make [sb/sth] different (de from); leur éducation les a différenciés l'un de l'autre their education has made them different from each other;3 ( voir une différence) to differentiate between; être incapable de différencier l'école flamande et l'école hollandaise or l'école flamande de l'école hollandaise to be unable to tell the difference between the Flemish school and the Dutch school;4 Math to differentiate.B se différencier vpr1 ( se rendre différent) [personne, parti, organisation] to differentiate oneself (de from);2 ( pouvoir être distingué) to differ, to be different (de from);3 ( devenir différent) to become different (de from);4 Biol to differentiate.[diferɑ̃sje] verbe transitif————————se différencier verbe pronominal intransitif -
3 différence
différence [difeʀɑ̃s]feminine noun• quelle différence avec les autres ! what a difference from the others!• marquer sa différence ( = identité) to assert one's distinctive identity• à cette différence que... except that...* * *difeʀɑ̃s1) ( écart) differencedifférence de taille/statut — difference in height/status
2) ( distinction) differenceà la différence que, à cette différence que — with the difference that
3) ( discrimination) differentiation [U]4) ( spécificité) difference5) Mathématique difference* * *difeʀɑ̃s nf* * *différence nf1 ( écart) difference (entre between); différence de salaire/d'âge wage/age difference; différence de taille/statut difference in height/status; différence d'opinion difference of opinion; à une différence près with one difference; à quelques petites différences près with one or two little differences;2 ( distinction) difference (entre between); faire la différence to tell the difference; je suis incapable de faire la différence I cannot tell the difference; à la différence de unlike; à la différence que, à cette différence que with the difference that;3 ( discrimination) differentiation ¢ (entre between); faire des différences entre ses enfants to differentiate between one's children;4 ( spécificité) difference; le droit à la différence the right to be different; faire la différence to make all the difference; le style fait la différence the style makes the difference;5 Math difference.différence de potentiel Phys potential difference.[diferɑ̃s] nom fémininfaire la différence entre to make the distinction between, to distinguish betweenil s'est excusé — cela ne fait aucune différence he apologized — it doesn't make any ou it makes no difference2. [écart] differencedifférence d'âge age difference ou gap3. [particularité - culturelle, sexuelle]4. MATHÉMATIQUES [d'une soustraction] result[ensemble] difference————————à la différence de locution prépositionnelleà cette différence (près) que locution conjonctive,à la différence que locution conjonctivej'ai accepté son offre à cette différence près que, cette fois, je sais ce qui m'attend I accepted his offer but this time I know what to expect -
4 ordinaire
n. m.1. De l'ordinaire: Two-star petrol, 91 octane-rated car fuel. (The French do not differentiate between three- and four-star petrol; du super refers to 94-plus octane-rated fuel.)2. En faire son ordinaire (joc. & iron.): To have to 'make do with something' (usually a desirable item or commodity). Mate un peu cette nana, j'en ferais bien mon ordinaire! I wouldn't complain if I had a bird like that every night! -
5 remplacement du gardien de but
Remplacement du gardien de but par un joueur de champ effectué pendant un arrêt de jeu par une équipe ayant épuisé son contingent de remplaçants, dont l' arbitre est initialement informé.► Le remplacement du gardien de but se produit rarement, le cas le plus fréquent étant le remplacement du gardien de but par un gardien de but remplaçant.
The replacement of the goalkeeper with any outfield player, of which the referee is informed before the change is made during a stoppage in the game, because the team's full quota of substitutes has been used.► To differentiate between a normal substitution of a goalkeeper by a reserve goalkeeper.
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