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1 élément
élément [elemɑ̃]masculine nouna. element ; [d'appareil] part• quand on parle d'électronique il est dans son élément (inf) when you talk about electronics he's in his element• parmi ces artistes il ne se sentait pas dans son élément he didn't feel at home among those artistsb. ( = meuble) unit• éléments de cuisine/de rangement kitchen/storage unitsc. ( = fait) factd. ( = individu) éléments subversifs subversive elements* * *elemɑ̃
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nom masculin1) ( constituant) (d'ensemble, de structure) element; ( d'appareil) component; ( de mélange) ingredient; ( de problème) element; ( facteur) factor, elementl'élément humain — the human element ou factor
élément moteur — ( personne) driving force
2) ( de mobilier) unit3) ( fait) fact4) ( individu)bon élément — ( élève) good pupil; ( joueur) good player
5) Technologie ( de pile) cell6) Chimie element
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éléments nom masculin pluriel1) ( rudiments)2) Météorologie elements* * *elemɑ̃1. nm1) [ensemble, système, problème] element2) (= pièce) component, part3) (= rudiment) element2. éléments nmpl1) (= forces naturelles)2) MILITAIRE elements* * *A nm1 ( constituant) (de structure, d'ensemble) element; ( d'appareil) component; ( de mélange) ingredient; ( de problème) element; ( facteur) factor, element; élément constitutif essential element; élément de surprise element of surprise; un élément important de leur philosophie an important element in their philosophy; élément décisif deciding factor; l'élément-clé de leur succès the key element ou factor in their success; l'élément humain the human element ou factor; l'élément violent du public the violent element in the public; élément moteur ( personne) driving force;2 ( de mobilier) unit; éléments de cuisine/rangement kitchen/storage units;3 ( fait) fact; disposer de tous les éléments to have all the facts ou information; il n'y a aucun élément nouveau nothing new has emerged;4 ( individu) être un bon élément [élève] to be a good pupil; [travailleur] to be a good worker; [joueur] to be a good player; éléments indésirables/rebelles undesirable/rebel elements;B éléments nmpl2 Météo elements; lutter contre les éléments to struggle against the elements.être or se sentir dans son élément to be ou feel in one's element.[elemɑ̃] nom masculinéléments d'information facts, information3. [personne] element5. ÉLECTRICITÉ [de pile, d'accumulateur] cell[de bouilloire, de radiateur] element6. [de mobilier]7. [milieu] elementje ne me sens pas dans mon élément ici I don't feel at home ou I feel like a fish out of water hereéléments blindés/motorisés armoured/motorized units————————éléments nom masculin plurielj'en suis resté aux premiers éléments de latin I've never had more than an elementary knowledge of Latin[comme titre]"Éléments de géométrie" "Elementary Geometry" -
2 intime
intime [ɛ̃tim]1. adjectivea. ( = privé) [hygiène] personal ; [vie] private ; [confidences] intimate ; [salon, atmosphère] cosyb. ( = étroit) [mélange, relation, rapport] intimate ; [ami] closec. ( = profond) [nature, sentiment] innermost• j'ai l'intime conviction que... I'm absolutely convinced that...2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *ɛ̃tim
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1) ( personnel) [vie, journal] private; [ami, rapports] intimate; [hygiène] personal2) ( entre proches) [fête, dîner] intimate; [conversation] private; [cérémonie] quiet3) ( douillet) [pièce] cosy4) ( profond) [connaissance] intimate; [conviction] deepj'ai la conviction intime que... — I firmly believe that...
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nom masculin et féminin close friend, intimatec'est Jojo pour les intimes — my friends call me/him Jojo
* * *ɛ̃tim1. adj1) (relation) intimate2) (vie, journal) private3) (convictions) inmost4) (dîner, cérémonie) among friends, quiet2. nmf* * *A adj1 ( personnel) [vie, carnet, journal] private; [ami, rapports, secrets] intimate; [hygiène, toilette] personal; avoir des relations intimes avec qn to be on intimate terms with sb;4 ( profond) [structure, sens] innermost; [connaissance] intimate; [conviction] deep; j'ai la conviction intime or l'intime conviction que… I firmly believe that…, it is my firm conviction that…B nmf close friend, intimate; un intime de qn an intimate of sb; c'est Jojo pour les intimes my friends call me Jojo.[ɛ̃tim] adjectif1. [proche] close2. [privé - pensée, vie] intimateconversation intime private conversation, tête-à-tête3. (euphémisme) [généralementital]a. [entre deux personnes] quiet dinnerb. [entre plusieurs] quiet get-togetheril a une connaissance intime de la langue he has a thorough knowledge of the language, he knows the language inside out————————[ɛ̃tim] nom masculin et fémininmoi, c'est Madeleine, Mado pour les intimes I'm Madeleine, Mado to my friends ou my friends call me Mado -
3 rétablissement de l'état naturel
восстановление природной системы
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renaturation
A process of returning natural ecosystems or habitats to their original structure and species composition. Restoration requires a detailed knowledge of the original species, ecosystem functions and interacting processes involved. (Source: DUNSTE)
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Франко-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > rétablissement de l'état naturel
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4 philosophie
философия
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philosophy
The academic discipline concerned with making explicit the nature and significance of ordinary and scientific beliefs and investigating the intelligibility of concepts by means of rational argument concerning their presuppositions, implications, and interrelationships; in particular, the rational investigation of the nature and structure of reality (metaphysics), the resources and limits of knowledge (epistemology), the principles and import of moral judgment (ethics), and the relationship between language and reality (semantics). (Source: CED)
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Франко-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > philosophie
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