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driving ['draɪvɪŋ]∎ driving snow neige f fouettée par le vent2 nounconduite f;∎ her driving is good elle conduit bien;∎ I like driving j'aime conduire;∎ bad driving conduite f imprudente;∎ British driving under the influence, American driving while intoxicated conduite f en état d'ivresse;∎ American he was stopped for Driving While Black un policier l'a fait se ranger sur le bord de la route pour contrôler ses papiers pour la seule raison qu'il est noir►► Technology driving belt courroie f de commande;Technology driving force force f motrice;∎ figurative she's the driving force behind the project c'est elle le moteur du projet;British driving instructor moniteur(trice) m,f de conduite ou d'auto-école;driving lesson leçon f de conduite;British driving licence permis m de conduire;driving mirror rétroviseur m;Golf driving range practice m;driving school auto-école f;driving seat place f du conducteur;∎ figurative she's in the driving seat c'est elle qui mène l'affaire ou qui tient les rênes;Technology driving shaft arbre m moteur;driving test examen m du permis de conduire;∎ I passed my driving test today/in 1992 j'ai eu mon permis aujourd'hui/en 1992;∎ he failed his driving test il a raté son permis;Technology driving wheel roue f motrice -
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driving [ˈdraɪvɪŋ]1. nounconduite f2. adjective3. compounds• to be in the driving seat (in car) être au volant ; ( = be in control) être aux commandes ► driving test noun examen m du permis de conduire━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━DRIVING LICENCE, DRIVER'S LICENSEEn Grande-Bretagne, le permis de conduire ( driving licence) s'obtient en deux étapes, les apprentis conducteurs n'ayant pendant un certain temps qu'un permis provisoire (« provisional licence »). Le permis ne comporte pas la photographie du titulaire, et il n'est pas obligatoire de l'avoir sur soi.Aux États-Unis, l'âge d'obtention du permis ( driver's license) varie suivant les États de quinze à vingt et un ans. Les apprentis conducteurs ou les adolescents peuvent obtenir un permis spécial (« learner's license » ou « junior's license ») qui n'est valable que pour certains trajets précis, celui du lycée par exemple. Le permis de conduire américain sert souvent de carte d'identité et doit être porté par son titulaire. Il doit être renouvelé tous les quatre, cinq ou six ans selon les États.* * *['draɪvɪŋ] 1.noun conduite f2. 3.adjective [rain] battant; [wind, hail] cinglant
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