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imagination n imagination f ; to show imagination faire preuve d'imagination ; to have a fertile imagination avoir l'imagination fertile ; to see sth in one's imagination voir qch en imagination ; in his imagination he has a friend called Vic il s'imagine avoir un ami qui s'appelle Vic ; I'll leave the rest to your imagination je te laisse le soin d'imaginer la suite ; it leaves nothing to the imagination cela ne laisse rien à l'imagination ; is it my imagination, or…? je rêve, ou…? ; it's all in your imagination! c'est tout dans la tête!, tu te fais des idées! ; use your imagination! réfléchis un peu! ; not by any stretch of the imagination could you say… même en faisant un grand effort d'imagination on ne pourrait pas dire… -
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adjective1) (fruitful) fruchtbar (in an + Dat.)2) (capable of developing) befruchtet3) (able to become parent) fortpflanzungsfähig* * *1) (producing a lot: fertile fields; a fertile mind/imagination.) fruchtbar, schöpferisch2) (able to produce fruit, children, young animals etc: fertile seed.) fruchtbar•- academic.ru/26946/fertility">fertility- fertilize
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- fertiliser* * *fer·tile[ˈfɜ:taɪl, AM ˈfɜ:rt̬əl]\fertile imagination lebhafte Fantasie3.* * *['fɜːtaɪl]adj1) (AGR, BIOL) land, region, woman, man, animal fruchtbar; soil ergiebig; egg, ovum befruchtungsfähigthe fertile period or time — die fruchtbaren Tage
this is fertile ground for racists/ethnic hatred — das ist fruchtbarer Boden für Rassisten/Rassenhass
* * *1. fruchtbar, ergiebig, reich ( alle:in, of an dat)2. fig fruchtbar, produktiv, schöpferisch:a fertile imagination eine fruchtbare oder reiche Fantasie3. BIOLa) befruchtetb) fortpflanzungsfähig:the fertile period die fruchtbaren Tage (der Frau);* * *adjective1) (fruitful) fruchtbar (in an + Dat.)2) (capable of developing) befruchtet3) (able to become parent) fortpflanzungsfähig* * *adj.fruchtbar adj.zeugungsfähig adj. -
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imagination [ɪ‚mædʒɪˈneɪ∫ən]• it is all your imagination! vous vous faites des idées !• use your imagination! tu n'as pas beaucoup d'imagination !* * *[ɪˌmædʒɪ'neɪʃn]noun imagination fis it my imagination, or...? — je rêve, ou...?
not by any stretch of the imagination could you say... — même en faisant un grand effort d'imagination on ne pourrait pas dire...
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