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resistance [rɪˈzɪstəns]* * *[rɪ'zɪstəns]noun résistance f (to à)••to take the line ou path of least resistance — choisir la voie de la facilité
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resistance [rɪ'zɪstəns]1 nounrésistance f;∎ their resistance to all reform leur opposition (systématique) à toute réforme;∎ they offered no resistance to the new measures ils ne se sont pas opposés aux nouvelles mesures;∎ they put up fierce resistance to their attackers ils opposèrent une vive résistance à leurs agresseurs;∎ her resistance to infection is low elle offre peu de résistance à l'infection;∎ figurative to take the line of least resistance aller au plus facile, choisir la facilité;∎ air/wind resistance résistance f de l'air/du vent;∎ History the (French) Resistance la Résistance (française)(movement) de résistance; (group) de résistants►► resistance coupling couplage m par résistance;resistance fighter résistant(e) m,f;resistance thermometer thermomètre m à résistance;resistance welding soudure f électrique par résistance -
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1) (the act of resisting: The army offered strong resistance to the enemy; ( also adjective) a resistance force.) (de) résistance2) (the ability or power to be unaffected or undamaged by something: resistance to disease.) résistance3) (the force that one object, substance etc exerts against the movement of another object etc.) résistance -
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offer [ˈɒfər]1. nounoffre f• make me an offer! faites-moi une offre !• £50 or nearest offer (in advertisement) 50 livres, à débattreoffrir ; [+ opinion] émettre* * *['ɒfə(r)], US ['ɔːf-] 1.1) ( proposition) gen, Finance offre f ( to do de faire)that's my final ou best offer — c'est mon dernier mot
or near(est) offer — ( in property ad) à débattre
offers in the region of £80,000 — prix 80000 livres, à débattre
3) ( available)the goods/cases on offer were dear — les marchandises/valises en vente étaient chères
2.there's a lot/nothing on offer — il y a beaucoup/peu de choix
transitive verb1) ( proffer) donner [advice, explanation, information, friendship]; offrir [cigarette, help, job, reward, suggestion, support]; émettre [opinion]; faire [reduction]; proposer [service]; accorder [discount]to offer somebody something, to offer something to somebody — offrir quelque chose à quelqu'un
2) ( provide) offrir [facilities, advantages, guarantee, resistance]; donner [insight]3) ( possess) posséder [language]; avoir [experience]4) ( sell) offrir [goods]5) ( present) présenter3.intransitive verb ( volunteer) se proposer4.to offer oneself — se proposer ( for pour)
to offer itself — [opportunity] se présenter
Phrasal Verbs:- offer up -
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offer, US [transcription]["O ;f-"]A n1 ( proposition) gen, Fin offre f (to do de faire) ; an offer of help/work une offre d'assistance/de travail ; to make sb an offer faire une offre à qn ; job offer offre d'emploi ; an offer of marriage une proposition de mariage ; an offer of £10 per share une offre à 10 livres sterling l'action ; offers over/around 40,000 dollars offres supérieures à/autour de 40 000 dollars ; that's my final ou best offer c'est mon dernier mot ; to be open to offers être ouvert à toute proposition ; to put in ou make an offer on a house faire une offre sur une maison ; the house is under offer il y a une promesse d'achat sur cette maison ; or near(est) offer ( in property ad) à débattre ; offers in the region of £80,000 prix 80 000 livres, à débattre ;3 ( available) the goods/cases on offer were dear les marchandises/valises en vente étaient chères ; there's a lot/nothing on offer il y a beaucoup/peu de choix ; what's on offer in the catalogue? qu'est-ce qu'on propose dans le catalogue?B vtr1 ( proffer) donner [advice, explanation, information, friendship] ; offrir [cigarette, help, job, reward, suggestion, support] ; émettre [opinion] ; faire [reduction] ; proposer [service] ; accorder [discount] ; to offer sb sth, to offer sth to sb offrir qch à qn ; to offer to do se proposer pour faire ; ‘I'll do it,’ she offered ‘je le ferai,’ proposa-t-elle ; she has a lot to offer the company elle peut beaucoup apporter à la société ; he had little to offer in the way of news/evidence il n'avait pas beaucoup de nouvelles/preuves à apporter ;2 ( provide) offrir [facilities, advantages, guarantee, resistance] ; donner [insight] ; the tree offers protection from the rain l'arbre offre une protection contre la pluie ; this vest offers protection against bullets ce gilet protège des balles ;3 ( possess) posséder [language] ; avoir [experience] ; candidates must offer two foreign languages les candidats doivent posséder deux langues étrangères ;4 ( sell) offrir [goods] ; the radios were being offered at bargain prices les radios étaient vendues à prix réduit ; to offer sth for sale mettre qch en vente ;5 ( present) présenter ; the army/battleship offered its flank to the enemy l'armée/le cuirassé a présenté son flanc à l'ennemi.■ offer up:▶ offer [sth] up, offer up [sth] offrir [prayer] ; faire l'offrande de [animal, sacrifice] ; to offer up one's life for sth s'offrir en victime pour qch.
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