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(a) (lethal → poison, blow) mortel; (→ snake) au venin mortel; (→ weapon) meurtrier; figurative (hatred) mortel; (wit, satire) mordant, caustique; (silence, pallor) de mort, mortel;∎ figurative they are deadly enemies ce sont des ennemis mortels;∎ the seven deadly sins les sept péchés mpl capitaux∎ his aim is deadly il a un tir excellent;∎ with deadly accuracy avec une extrême précision;∎ to deadly effect de façon dévastatrice∎ in deadly earnest (say) avec le plus grand sérieux2 adverbextrêmement, terriblement;∎ deadly accurate extrêmement précis;∎ to be deadly serious être tout à fait sérieux;∎ deadly pale pâle comme la mort, d'une pâleur de mort ou mortelle;∎ it was deadly boring or dull c'était mortellement ennuyeux►► Botany deadly nightshade belladone f -
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A adj1 ( lethal) [poison, disease, attack] mortel/-elle ; [weapon] meurtrier/-ière ; fig [enemy] mortel/-elle ; [hatred] meurtrier/-ière ; [rivalry] acharné ; [insult] dévastateur/-trice ; his aim is deadly [gunman] il tire avec une précision mortelle ; [sports player] ses coups sont extrêmement précis ; the cold was deadly il faisait terriblement froid ;2 (absolute, extreme) in deadly earnest avec le plus grand sérieux ; with deadly accuracy avec la plus grande précision ;3 ○ (dull, boring) [person, event] mortel/-elle ○, rasant ○ ;4 ( deathlike) [pallor, silence] de mort.B adv [dull, boring] mortellement, terriblement ; deadly pale pâle comme la mort ; to be deadly serious être des plus sérieux.
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