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1 circuit
circuit [siʀkyi]1. masculine nouna. ( = itinéraire touristique) tourb. ( = parcours compliqué) j'ai dû refaire tout le circuit en sens inverse I had to go all the way back the way I'd come• est-ce qu'il est toujours dans le circuit ? is he still around?2. compounds* * *siʀkɥinom masculin2) ( de tourisme) tour3) ( d'activité) circuitêtre mis hors circuit — [personne] to be put on the sidelines
4) Technologie circuit•Phrasal Verbs:* * *siʀkɥi nm1) (= trajet) tour, trip2) ÉLECTRICITÉ, ÉLECTRONIQUE, TECHNIQUE circuit* * *circuit nm1 Courses Aut circuit;2 ( de tourisme) tour; circuit accompagné/guidé accompanied/guided tour; faire le circuit des châteaux de la Loire to tour the Châteaux of the Loire; ne pas suivre les circuits touristiques to go off the beaten track;3 ( d'activité) circuit; circuit bancaire/financier/parallèle banking/financial/unofficial circuit; circuit de production/distribution production/distribution circuit; circuit économique economic process; être mis hors circuit [personne] to be put on the sidelines, to be sidelined; je ne suis plus dans le circuit○ I'm out of the swing of things; remettre qch dans le circuit to put sth back into circulation; vivre en circuit fermé to live in a closed world;4 ( itinéraire) j'ai fait tout un circuit or un de ces circuits pour arriver ici! I took a very roundabout route to get here!;5 Tech circuit; circuit électrique electric circuit; circuit fermé/ouvert/dérivé Électrotech closed/open/derived circuit; circuit primaire/secondaire de refroidissement Nucl primary/secondary coolant circuit.circuit d'alimentation feed system; circuit hydraulique hydraulic system; circuit imprimé printed circuit; circuit intégré, CI integrated circuit, IC; circuit intégré logique integrated logic circuit.[sirkɥi] nom masculinfaire le circuit des châteaux/vins to do a tour of the chateaux/vineyards ≃ to go on a pub crawl (UK)circuit touristique organized trip ou tour8. [tuyaux] (pipe) system9. [pourtour d'une ville] circumference10. (locution)————————en circuit fermé locution adjectivale[télévision] closed-circuit (modificateur)————————en circuit fermé locution adverbiale2. [discuter, vivre] without any outside contact -
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6 refroidissement en circuit fermé
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7 télévision
télévision [televizjɔ̃]feminine noun• il est passé à la télévision [personne] he has been on television ; [film] it has been on television* * *televizjɔ̃nom féminin television, TV* * *televizjɔ̃ nf* * *télévision nf1 ( technique) television, TV; télévision par câble/satellite cable/satellite television; télévision (à) haute définition high-definition television; télévision à péage pay-TV;2 ( émissions) television, TV; passer à la télévision to be on television ou TV; regarder la télévision to watch television ou TV;3 ( organisme) television; travailler à la télévision to work in television; studio/chaîne de télévision television studio/channel;4 ( téléviseur) television, TV.[televizjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [entreprise, système] televisiontélévision câblée ou par câble cable televisionla télévision à péage ou à accès conditionnel pay-TV2. [appareil] television————————à la télévision locution adverbialeon television ou TV -
8 surveillance
surveillance [syʀvεjɑ̃s]feminine nouna. ( = contrôle) supervisionb. (militaire, policière) surveillance• placer qn/qch sous haute surveillance to keep a close watch on sb/sth• il a réussi à déjouer or tromper la surveillance de ses gardiens he managed to get past the guardsc. [d'examen] invigilation* * *syʀvɛjɑ̃s1) gén watch; ( par la police) surveillanceexercer une surveillance étroite sur quelqu'un/quelque chose — to keep a close watch over somebody/something
2) École, Université (d'examens, de récréation) supervision3) ( contrôle) supervision4) Armée monitoring* * *syʀvɛjɑ̃s nf1) (= contrôle) watch2) POLICE, MILITAIRE surveillance* * *surveillance nf1 gén watch; ( par la police) surveillance; exercer une surveillance étroite/constante sur to keep a close/constant watch over [personne, installation, bâtiment]; placer qn sous haute surveillance to put a close watch on sb; maison/individu sous la surveillance de la police house/man under (police) surveillance; placer qn/qch sous surveillance policière to put sb/sth under police surveillance; mission de surveillance surveillance mission; déjouer la surveillance de qn to escape detection by sb; surveillance électronique electronic surveillance ou monitoring;2 Scol, Univ ( d'examens) supervision, invigilation GB, proctoring US; ( de récréation) supervision; sous la surveillance de under the supervision of; assurer la surveillance d'épreuves to supervise ou invigilate GB ou proctor US exams;3 ( contrôle) supervision; médicament à prendre sous surveillance médicale drug to be taken under medical supervision;[syrvɛjɑ̃s] nom féminintromper ou déjouer la surveillance de quelqu'un to evade somebody (soutenu), to give somebody the slipsurveillance du territoire counterespionage ou counterintelligence section————————de surveillance locution adjectivale1. [service, salle] security (modificateur)[avion, équipe] surveillance (modificateur)[appareil] supervisory————————en surveillance locution adverbiale————————sans surveillance locution adjectivale & locution adverbiale————————sous la surveillance de locution prépositionnelle————————sous surveillance locution adverbiale1. [par la police] under surveillancemettre ou placer quelque chose sous surveillance to put something under surveillance -
9 circulation
circulation [siʀkylasjɔ̃]feminine noun• avoir une bonne/mauvaise circulation (Medicine) to have good/poor circulation• mettre en circulation [+ argent] to put into circulation ; [+ livre, produit, voiture] to bring out• retirer de la circulation [+ argent] to withdraw from circulation ; [+ médicament, produit, livre] to withdraw• « circulation interdite » "no vehicular traffic"* * *siʀkylasjɔ̃1) ( de véhicules) trafficfaire la circulation — [agent] to be on traffic duty; ( en cas d'accident) to direct traffic
2) (déplacement, échange) circulationla libre circulation des personnes, des marchandises et des capitaux — the free movement of people, goods and capital
être en circulation — [billets, produit, modèle] to be in circulation; [bateau] to be in operation; [train] to be running
mettre en circulation — to put [something] into circulation [billets, produit]
disparaître de la circulation — lit, fig [personne, produit] to disappear from circulation
retirer de la circulation — to withdraw [something] from circulation [billet, produit]
3) (d'air, de gaz, sang) circulation* * *siʀkylasjɔ̃ nf1) (sanguine) circulationElle a des problèmes de circulation. — She has circulation problems.
See:2) [sang, fluide] circulation, flow3) [idées, capitaux, information] circulation, [marchandises, personnes, biens] movementretirer de la circulation [devises] — to take out of circulation, to withdraw from circulation, [médicament] to withdraw from sale
en circulation (pièces de monnaie, billets, quantité de monnaie) — in circulation
4) AUTOMOBILES, [véhicules] flowLa circulation des poids lourds est réglementée. — The movement of heavy goods vehicles is controlled.
Il y avait beaucoup de circulation. — There was a lot of traffic.
* * *circulation nf1 ( de véhicules) traffic; circulation aérienne/ferroviaire/maritime/routière air/rail/maritime/road traffic; rue interdite à la circulation street closed to traffic; faire la circulation [agent] to be on traffic duty; ( en cas d'accident) to direct traffic; accident de la circulation road accident;2 (déplacement, échange) circulation; la libre circulation des personnes, des marchandises et des capitaux the free movement of people, goods and capital; être en circulation [billets, produit] to be in circulation; [bateau] to be in operation; [train] to be running; la mise en circulation de the circulation of [produit]; mettre/remettre qch en circulation to put sth/to put sth back into circulation [billets, produit]; disparaître de la circulation lit, fig [personne, produit] to disappear from circulation; retirer de la circulation to withdraw [sth] from circulation [billet, produit];3 (d'air, de gaz, sang) circulation; la circulation sanguine or du sang the circulation of the blood, blood circulation; avoir une bonne/mauvaise circulation to have good/poor circulation.[sirkylasjɔ̃] nom féminin1. TRANSPORTSil y a de la/peu de circulation aujourd'hui the traffic is heavy/there isn't much traffic todaycirculation aérienne/ferroviaire/routière air/rail/road traffic2. [du sang, de l'air, d'un fluide] circulationavoir une bonne/mauvaise circulation to have good/bad circulation4. [circuit]enlever ou retirer de la circulationa. [argent] to put into circulationb. COMMERCE to bring out, to put on the market
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