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influence [ˈɪnflʊəns]1. noun• under the influence of his advisers, he... influencé par ses conseillers, il...• under the influence of drink/drugs sous l'effet de la boisson/des drogues• I shall bring all my influence to bear on him j'essaierai d'user de toute mon influence pour le persuader• she is a good influence in the school/on the pupils elle a une bonne influence dans l'établissement/sur les élèves* * *['ɪnflʊəns] 1.1) (force, factor affecting something) influence f (on sur)to be ou have an influence — avoir une influence
to be under the influence — euph, hum être éméché (colloq)
to drive while under the influence of alcohol — Law conduire en état d'ébriété
2) ( power to affect something) influence f ( with somebody auprès de quelqu'un; over sur)2.transitive verb influencer [person] (in dans); influer sur [decision, choice, result]to be influenced by somebody/something — se laisser influencer par quelqu'un/quelque chose
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A n1 (force, factor affecting sth) influence f (on sur) ; to be ou have an important influence avoir une influence importante ; to have ou be a good/bad influence avoir une bonne/mauvaise influence ; a moderating/evil influence une influence modératrice/néfaste ; his influences are Lou Reed and Bob Dylan Lou Reed et Bob Dylan l'ont influencé ; to be under sb's influence subir l'influence de qn ; to be under the influence of sth être sous l'influence de qch ; to be under the influence euph, hum être éméché ○ ; to drive while under the influence of alcohol Jur conduire en état d'ébriété ;2 (power, capacity to affect sth) influence f (with sb auprès de qn ; over sb/sth sur qn/qch) ; to have influence avoir de l'influence ; to use one's influence user de son influence (to do pour faire) ; to bring one's influence to bear on sb exercer son influence sur qn.B vtr influencer [child, voter, artist, jury] ; influer sur [decision, choice, ideas, design, events, result] ; don't let him influence you! ne le laisse pas t'influencer! ; I don't want to influence you one way or the other je ne veux pas t'influencer dans un sens ou dans l'autre ; to influence sb in his/her choice/decision influencer qn dans son choix/sa décision ; to influence sb to do inciter qn à faire ; to be influenced by sb/sth se laisser influencer par qn/qch ; to be heavily ou strongly influenced by sb/sth être fortement influencé par qn/qch. -
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influence ['ɪnflʊəns]1 nouninfluence f;∎ to have influence avoir de l'influence;∎ to bring one's influence to bear on sth exercer son influence sur qch;∎ he is a man of influence c'est un homme influent;∎ foreign influence in Africa l'influence étrangère en Afrique;∎ I have no influence over them je n'ai aucune influence sur eux;∎ he is a bad influence on them il a une mauvaise influence sur eux;∎ she is a disruptive influence c'est un élément perturbateur;∎ you can see the influence of Bacon in his paintings on voit l'influence de Bacon dans ses tableaux;∎ his music has a strong reggae influence sa musique est fortement influencée par le reggae;∎ they acted under his influence ils ont agi sous son influence;∎ she was under the influence of drink/drugs elle était sous l'emprise de l'alcool/de la drogue;∎ driving under the influence of alcohol conduite f en état d'ivresse;influencer, influer sur;∎ influenced by cubism influencé par le cubisme;∎ don't let yourself be influenced by them ne te laisse pas influencer par eux;∎ to influence sb to the good exercer une bonne influence sur qn;∎ he is easily influenced il se laisse facilement influencer, il est très influençable;∎ how can the stars influence our lives? comment les étoiles peuvent-elles influer sur notre vie? -
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['influəns] 1. noun1) (the power to affect people, actions or events: He used his influence to get her the job; He should not have driven the car while under the influence of alcohol.) influence2) (a person or thing that has this power: She is a bad influence on him.) influence2. verb(to have an effect on: The weather seems to influence her moods.) influer sur- influentially -
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7 influence peddling
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trafic m d'influenceDuring Bill Clinton's presidency, Republicans were loud in accusing the White House of being too cozy with campaign contributors and lobbyists and relentlessly looking to shape policy to appeal to this or that group of minority voters. Influence peddling seemed rife, as did special treatment and access for corporate bigwigs who shelled out for the Democrats.
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9 influence line
ligne d’influence fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > influence line
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10 influence peddling
Pol. [U] trafic d'influenceEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > influence peddling
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11 decisive influence
English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > decisive influence
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13 undue influence
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14 all-powerful influence
Pol. influence majeure ou décisiveEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > all-powerful influence
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15 sphere of influence
Pol. sphère ou zone d'influenceEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > sphere of influence
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16 sphere of influence
English-French dictionary of Geography > sphere of influence
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18 circle of influence
périmètre d’alimentation m, périmètre d’appel mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > circle of influence
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19 driving under the influence of alcohol
Pol. conduite en état d'ivresse/sous l'emprise d'une drogueEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > driving under the influence of alcohol
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20 driving under the influence of drugs
Pol. conduite en état d'ivresse/sous l'emprise d'une drogueEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > driving under the influence of drugs
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