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1 keenly
keenly ['ki:nlɪ](a) (deeply, intensely) vivement, profondément;∎ she's keenly interested in the project elle s'intéresse vivement ou elle porte un vif intérêt au projet;∎ he felt her death keenly sa mort l'a profondément affecté(b) (fiercely) âprement;∎ a keenly contested game un match âprement disputé -
2 contest
(a) (competition) concours m;∎ beauty contest concours m de beauté(b) (struggle) combat m, lutte f;∎ a contest for/between un combat pour/entre∎ a contest with/between un combat contre/entre∎ no contest pas de témoins à charge(a) (dispute → idea, statement) contester, discuter;∎ he contested my right to be at the meeting il m'a contesté le droit d'assister à la réunion;∎ to contest a will contester un testament∎ a keenly contested game une partie très disputée►► Finance contested debt créance f litigieuse -
3 closely
closely [ˈkləʊslɪ]a. [linked, connected, associated] étroitement ; [resemble] beaucoup• closely involved with a campaign/project étroitement associé à une campagne/un projetb. [look at, study] de près ; [listen] attentivement• a closely guarded secret/prisoner un secret/prisonnier bien gardéc. ( = tightly) he held her closely to him il la tenait serrée (tout) contre lui• closely followed by sb/sth suivi de près par qn/qchd. ( = intimately) to work closely with sb travailler en étroite collaboration avec qne. ( = keenly) [fought, contested] âprement* * *['kləʊslɪ]1) ( in close proximity) [follow, look] lit, fig de près2) ( not distantly) [resemble] beaucoup; [identify] tellement; [conform] tout à fait; [coordinated] biento be closely related — gen être étroitement lié (to à); ( of people) être proches parents
3) ( rigorously) [study, monitor] de près; [listen] attentivement; [question] avec attention4) ( evenly)closely contested ou fought — serré
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