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1 génération
génération [ʒeneʀasjɔ̃]feminine noun* * *ʒeneʀasjɔ̃1) ( dans une famille) generation2) ( personnes du même âge) generation3) (d'avions, ordinateurs) generation4) (d'énergie, électricité) generation5) Biologie generation* * *ʒeneʀasjɔ̃ nf(= classe d'âge) generation, INFORMATIQUE generation* * *génération nf1 ( dans une famille) generation; de génération en génération from generation to generation, through the generations; ils sont en France depuis deux générations they've been in France for two generations; immigré de première/seconde génération first-/second-generation immigrant; la génération de ma grand-mère my grandmother's generation; le fossé des générations the generation gap;2 ( personnes du même âge) generation; la nouvelle génération the new generation; la jeune génération the younger generation; les peintres de leur génération painters of their generation; la génération romantique/politique the romantic/political generation;3 ( stade du progrès technique) generation; une nouvelle génération d'avions/d'ordinateurs a new generation of aircraft/of computers; ordinateur de la cinquième génération fifth-generation computer;4 (production d'énergie, électricité) generation;5 Biol generation.génération spontanée spontaneous generation.[ʒenerasjɔ̃] nom féminin2. [groupe d'âge] generationles jeunes de ma génération young people my age ou of my generationentre le grand-père et le petit-fils il y a deux générations there are two generations between the grandfather and the grandson3. [d'une technique] generationles lecteurs de disques compacts de la quatrième génération fourth-generation compact disc ou CD playersgénération de langage/machine/système language/computer/system generation4. POLITIQUE -
2 conflit de générations
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3 fossé des générations
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4 conflit
conflit [kɔ̃fli]masculine noun* * *kɔ̃flinom masculin gén conflict; ( du travail) disputePhrasal Verbs:* * *kɔ̃fli nm* * *conflit nm gén conflict (entre between); Entr dispute; conflit d'intérêts conflict of interests; conflit de compétence demarcation dispute; être en/entrer en conflit avec qn to be in/to come into conflict with sb.conflit armé Mil armed conflict; conflit de générations generation gap; conflit social industrial strife; conflit du travail Entr industrial dispute.[kɔ̃fli] nom masculinconflit armé armed conflict ou struggle2. [heurt]entrer en conflit avec to conflict with, to come into conflict withconflit social ou du travail labour ou industrial dispute -
5 choc
choc [∫ɔk]1. masculine nouna. ( = heurt) impact• « résiste aux chocs » "shock-resistant"b. ( = collision) crashc. ( = affrontement) clashd. ( = émotion) shock• il est encore sous le choc (à l'annonce d'une nouvelle) he's still in a state of shock ; (après un accident) he's still in shock2. invariable adjective( = à sensation) argument(-)choc overwhelming argument3. compounds* * *ʃɔk
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adjectif invariable‘prix choc!’ — ‘huge reductions’
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nom masculin1) ( rencontre brutale) ( d'objets) impact, shock; ( de vagues) crash; ( de personnes) collision; Automobile ( collision) crash; ( sans gravité) bump2) ( bruit) ( violent) crash, smash; ( sourd) thud; ( métallique) clang; ( de vaisselle) clink3) ( affrontement)troupe or unité de choc — Armée shock troops
de choc — [journaliste, patron] ace (colloq)
4) ( commotion) shockêtre encore sous le choc — ( après une nouvelle) to be still in a state of shock; ( après un accident) to be still in shock
•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʃɔk1. nm1) (entre objets) impact, (entre véhicules) collision, (d'une chute, contre un mur, sur la tête) bumpLe choc a été très violent. — There was a very violent impact.
L'appareil a subi un choc. — The camera took a knock.
2) (affectif, psychologique) shockÇa m'a fait un sacré choc de le voir comme ça. — It gave me a hell of a shock to see him in that state.
3) (= affrontement) clash2. adjprix chocs — amazing prices, incredible prices
* * *A adj inv mesures choc drastic measures; ‘prix choc!’ ‘huge reductions’; c'est l'argument choc! there's no answer to that!; le film choc de l'année the most sensational film of the year.B nm1 ( rencontre brutale) ( d'objets) impact, shock; ( de vagues) crash; ( de personnes) collision; Aut ( collision) crash; ( sans gravité) bump; ça s'ébrèche au moindre choc it chips at the slightest knock; résister aux chocs to be shock-resistant; à cause de la violence du choc because of the force of the impact; sous le choc under the impact; à la suite d'un choc avec un attaquant adverse Sport after colliding with an opponent; ⇒ onde;2 ( bruit) ( violent) crash, smash; ( sourd) thud; ( métallique) clang; (de verre, vaisselle) chink;3 ( affrontement) ( d'adversaires) gén, Mil clash; Sport encounter; fig (d'idées, opinions) clash; les troupes ont résisté au premier choc the troops have weathered the first onslaught; troupe or unité de choc Mil shock troops (pl); de choc [journaliste, patron] ace○;4 ( commotion) shock; ça m'a fait un choc de la revoir it gave me a shock to see her again; être encore sous le choc ( après une nouvelle) to be still in a state of shock; Méd ( après un accident) to be still in shock; tenir le choc to cope; traitement de choc shock treatment; ⇒ état.choc culturel culture shock; choc électrique electric shock; choc nerveux (nervous) shock; choc opératoire post-operative shock; choc pétrolier oil crisis; choc en retour return shock; fig backlash; choc septique toxic shock.[ʃɔk] nom masculinrésistant aux choc s shock-proof, shock-resistantsous le choc, l'avion se désintégra the plane fell apart on impact5. [émotion] shock6. ÉLECTRICITÉ shockchoc allergique/anesthésique allergic/anaesthesia shockchoc opératoire post-operative trauma ou shock8. ÉCONOMIE9. (comme adjectif; avec ou sans trait d'union)argument/discours choc hard-hitting argument/speech————————de choc locution adjectivale[unité, troupe, traitement] shock (modificateur)[patron] ultra-efficientsous le choc locution adjectivaleb. [bouleversé] to be in a daze ou in shock
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