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1 isolé
isolé, e [izɔle]a. isolated* * *
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1) ( très éloigné) remote2) ( un peu à l'écart) isolated (de from)3) [cas, événement] isolatedtireur isolé — lone gunman, sniper
des tirs isolés — sniper fire [U]
4) (seul, sans alliés) isolated* * *izɔle adj isolé, -e1) (géographiquement) isolated, remoteune ferme isolée — an isolated farm, a remote farm
2) ÉLECTRICITÉ, ÉLECTRONIQUE, TECHNIQUE insulated3) (cas, fait) isolated* * *A pp ⇒ isoler.B pp adj1 ( très éloigné) [village, région] remote;2 ( un peu à l'écart) [maison, arbre] isolated (de from);3 ( détaché d'un ensemble) [cas, événement, incident] isolated; tireur isolé Mil lone gunman, sniper; des tirs isolés Mil sniper fire ¢;C nm,f1 ( personne qui agit seule) attentats commis par des isolés attacks carried out by individuals acting independently;2 ( personne délaissée) lonely person.1. [unique - cas, exemple] isolated2. [coupé du monde - personne] isolated ; [ - hameau] isolated, cut-off, remote ; [ - maison] isolated, secluded, remote ; [ - forêt] remote, lonely3. [seul - activiste] maverick————————, isolée [izɔle] nom masculin, nom féminin1. [personne] isolated individual————————nom masculin
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