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41 self-elected
self-elected adj lit [committee] autoélu ; [leader] autoproclamé ; he's a self-elected expert on… il se prétend expert en… -
42 self-expression
self-expression n expression f de soi/de lui-même etc ; a means of self-expression un moyen de s'exprimer. -
43 self-hate
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44 self-pitying
self-pitying adj [person] qui s'apitoie sur son sort (after n) ; [look, account] plein de pitié pour soi-même/lui-même etc ; he is in a self-pitying mood il est d'humeur à s'apitoyer sur lui-même. -
45 self-possessed
self-possessed adj [person] maître/maîtresse de soi ; she gave a self-possessed performance sa performance témoignait d'une grande maîtrise de soi or d'elle-même. -
46 self-preservation
self-preservation n autoconservation f ; the self-preservation instinct l'instinct m de conservation. -
47 self-protection
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48 self-raising flour
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49 self-regard
self-regard n ( concern for oneself) égard m pour soi-même/lui-même etc ; ( self-respect) respect m de soi/de lui-même etc. -
50 self-regulating
self-regulating, self- regulatory adj autorégulateur/-trice. -
51 self-representation
2 ( self-portrait) autoportrait m. -
52 self-rising flour
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53 self-addressed
self-addressed [-ə'drest]∎ send three self-addressed (stamped) envelopes envoyez trois enveloppes (timbrées) à votre adresseUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > self-addressed
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54 self-adjusting
à autoréglage, à réglage automatique►► self-adjusting tappet poussoir m autorégleurUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > self-adjusting
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55 self-advertisement
= publicité qu'on se fait à soi-même;∎ to indulge in self-advertisement aimer se faire de la publicitéUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > self-advertisement
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56 self-appointed
qui s'est nommé ou proclamé lui-même, autoproclamé;∎ she is our self-appointed guide elle a assumé d'elle-même le rôle de guide au sein de notre groupeUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > self-appointed
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57 self-appraisal
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58 self-assembly
1 noun∎ the furniture is flat-packed for easy self-assembly les meubles sont emballés sous forme de kit pour faciliter le montage(furniture) en kitUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > self-assembly
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59 self-assurance
confiance f en soi, aplomb m;∎ she has plenty of self-assurance elle ne manque pas de confiance en elleUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > self-assurance
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60 self-assured
sûr de soi, plein d'assurance;∎ he's very self-assured il est très sûr de luiUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > self-assured
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