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3 influx
ɛ̃flynom masculin invariable* * *ɛ̃fly nm* * *influx nm inv1 Physiol influx nerveux nerve impulse;2 Astrol influence; influx bénéfique favourableGB influence.[ɛ̃fly] nom masculin -
4 message
message [mesaʒ]masculine noun• j'ai compris le message ! I've got the message!* * *mesaʒnom masculin messagePhrasal Verbs:* * *mesaʒ nmmessage d'erreur INFORMATIQUE — error message
message de guidage INFORMATIQUE (= instruction) — prompt
* * *message nm gén, Ling, Ordinat, Télécom message; transmettre/adresser un message to give/send a message (à to); je peux laisser un message? can I leave a message?; message de paix message of peace; message de détresse SOS message; film à message film with a message; faire passer un message lit to pass a message (à to); fig to get a message across (à to).message électronique email; message publicitaire commercial.[mesaʒ] nom masculin1. [information] messagemessage téléphoné TÉLÉCOMMUNICATIONS ≃ Telemessage® (UK), ≃ telegram (US) (delivered on the telephone)2. [déclaration] speech3. [pensée] message4. BIOLOGIEmessage génétique genetic information ou codemessage nerveux nerve impulse ou message————————à message locution adjectivaleun livre/une chanson à message a book/a song with a message -
5 impulsion
impulsion [ɛ̃pylsjɔ̃]feminine nouna. impulseb. ( = élan) impetus• sous l'impulsion de leurs chefs/des circonstances spurred on by their leaders/by circumstances* * *ɛ̃pylsjɔ̃1) ( force) impetus2) ( désir) impulse3) Psychologie drive4) ( en dynamique) impulse5) Électrotechnique, Physique, Télécommunications pulse* * *ɛ̃pylsjɔ̃ nf1) (= instinct) impulse, (= élan, influence) impetus2) ÉLECTRICITÉ, ÉLECTRONIQUE impulse* * *impulsion nf1 ( force) impetus; donner une (nouvelle) impulsion à to give fresh impetus to; donner une impulsion considérable à to give considerable impetus to; sous l'impulsion de qn at sb's instigation; sous l'impulsion de l'Allemagne/du parti/du maire at the instigation of Germany/the party/the mayor; sous l'impulsion de la psychanalyse thanks to psychoanalysis;2 ( désir) impulse; impulsion brusque sudden impulse;3 Psych drive; impulsion morbide morbid drive;4 Phys ( en dynamique) impulse;[ɛ̃pylsjɔ̃] nom féminindonner une impulsion au commerce to give an impetus to ou to boost trade3. [élan] impulsesous l'impulsion de la haine spurred on ou driven by hatredsur ou sous l'impulsion du moment on the spur of the moment
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