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1 foresight
foresight [ˈfɔ:saɪt]* * *['fɔːsaɪt] -
2 foresight
foresight ['fɔ:saɪt]prévoyance f;∎ lack of foresight imprévoyance f;∎ with foresight this could all have been avoided avec un peu de prévoyance tout ceci aurait pu être évité -
3 vision
A n1 (mental picture, hallucination) vision f ; to have visions avoir des visions ; to appear to sb in a vision apparaître à qn ;2 (conception, idea) vision f ; her vision of Europe in the 21st century sa vision de l'Europe au XXIe siècle ; Rousseau's vision of the ideal society l'idée de la société idéale selon Rousseau ;3 ( imaginative foresight) sagacité f ; to have/lack vision avoir de la/manquer de sagacité ; a man of vision un visionnaire ;4 ( ability to see) vue f ; to have poor/good vision avoir une mauvaise/bonne vue ; to have blurred vision avoir la vue trouble ; to come into vision devenir visible ;5 (sight, visual image) image f ; a vision of loveliness/hell l'image de la beauté/de l'enfer ; -
4 forethought
forethought ['fɔ:θɔ:t](premeditation) préméditation f; (foresight) prévoyance f;∎ to do sth with a lack of forethought manquer de prévoyance en faisant qch;∎ if you had given it some forethought si tu y avais un peu réfléchi à l'avanceUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > forethought
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