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1 infléchir
infléchir [ɛ̃fle∫iʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verb[+ politique] to change the emphasis of ; [+ tendance, stratégie] to modify ; [+ position] to soften ; [+ décision] to affect2. reflexive verb► s'infléchir [politique] to shift* * *ɛ̃fleʃiʀ
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1) ( assouplir) to soften [position, politique]2) ( faire dévier) to deflect [trajectoire]
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s'infléchir verbe pronominal1) ( s'assouplir) [position, politique] to soften2) ( se courber) [tige, route] to bend; [poutre] to sag3) ( dévier) [trajectoire] to deflect4) ( commencer à baisser) [courbe] to level off5) Mathématique [courbe] to inflect* * *ɛ̃fleʃiʀ vtfig (= modifier) to reorientate, to change the direction of, (= influencer, faire changer) to cause to change direction* * *infléchir verb table: finirA vtr2 ( faire dévier) to deflect [trajectoire];3 ( faire baisser) infléchir la courbe des dépenses to curb spending;4 Phon to inflect [voix].B s'infléchir vpr1 ( s'assouplir) [position, politique] to soften;2 ( se courber) [tige, route] to bend; [poutre] to sag; infléchir à gauche to bend to the left;3 ( dévier) [trajectoire] to deflect;4 ( commencer à baisser) [courbe] to level off;5 Math [courbe] to inflect.[ɛ̃fleʃir] verbe transitifinfléchir le cours des événements to affect ou to influence the course of events————————s'infléchir verbe pronominal intransitifla politique du gouvernement s'infléchit dans le sens du protectionnisme government policy is shifting ou veering towards protectionism
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