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1 pattern
pattern [ˈpætən]a. (on material, wallpaper) motif m• the torches made patterns of light on the walls la lumière des torches dessinait des formes sur les mursc. ( = model) modèle m• on the pattern of... sur le modèle de...• it followed the usual pattern [interview, crime, epidemic] cela s'est passé selon le scénario habituel• this week's violence follows a sadly familiar pattern les actes de violence de cette semaine suivent un scénario trop familier• these attacks all followed the same pattern ces agressions se sont toutes déroulées de la même manièree. [of sentence] structure f* * *['pætn] 1.1) ( design) dessin m, motif m2) ( regular way of happening)pattern of behaviour —
behaviour pattern — mode m de comportement
working patterns in industry — l'organisation f du travail dans l'industrie
traffic pattern — distribution f de la circulation
weather patterns — tendances fpl climatiques
3) ( model) modèle m also Linguistics4) ( in dressmaking) patron m; ( in knitting) modèle m5) ( style of manufacture) style m6) ( sample) échantillon m2.transitive verb ( model) modeler (on, after sur) -
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A n1 ( decorative design) dessin m, motif m ; striped/floral pattern motif à rayures/de fleurs ; a pattern of roses un motif de roses ; he drew a pattern in the sand il a tracé une figure dans le sable ;2 ( regular or standard way of happening) pattern of behaviour, behaviour pattern mode m de comportement ; working patterns in industry l'organisation f du travail dans l'industrie ; the current pattern of events la situation actuelle ; the pattern of events leading to the revolution l'enchaînement des événements qui a conduit à la révolution ; a clear pattern emerges from these statistics une tendance nette ressort de ces statistiques ; the current scandal is part of a much wider pattern of corruption le scandale actuel s'inscrit dans un climat de corruption généralisée ; he could detect a pattern in the plot il arrivait à discerner une logique dans l'intrigue ; to follow a set pattern se dérouler toujours de la même façon ; traffic pattern distribution f de la circulation ; weather patterns tendances fpl climatiques ; ⇒ trade pattern ;3 (model, example) modèle m ; on the pattern of sur le modèle de ; to set the pattern for sth déterminer le modèle de qch ;5 ( style of manufacture) style m ;7 Ling modèle m ; -
3 pattern
pattern ['pætən]1 noun∎ a geometric/herringbone pattern un motif géométrique/à chevrons(b) (physical arrangement) disposition f, configuration f;∎ to form a pattern former un motif ou un dessin;∎ the pattern of light and shade on the ground le dessin que forment les effets d'ombre et de lumière sur le sol;∎ the pattern of footprints on the sand la disposition des empreintes de pas sur le sable(c) (standard way of occurring or being arranged) système m, configuration f;∎ pattern of events cheminement m des événements;∎ sometimes there seems to be no pattern to our lives notre existence semble parfois être régie par le hasard;∎ all the different elements fell into a pattern tous les éléments ont fini par s'emboîter les uns dans les autres ou s'articuler les uns aux autres;∎ research has established that there is a pattern in or to the data la recherche a établi que les données ne sont pas aléatoires;∎ such incidents are part of a wider pattern of abuse de tels incidents s'inscrivent dans un contexte de violence plus large;∎ some clear patterns emerge from the statistics des tendances nettes ressortent des statistiques;∎ behaviour patterns in monkeys types mpl de comportement chez les singes;∎ weather patterns grandes tendances fpl climatiques;∎ there is a definite pattern to the burglaries on observe une constante bien précise dans les cambriolages;∎ the pattern of TV viewing in the average household les habitudes fpl du téléspectateur moyen;∎ to follow a set pattern se dérouler toujours de la même façon;∎ the evening followed the usual pattern la soirée s'est déroulée selon le schéma habituel;∎ economic growth on the Japanese pattern croissance économique à la japonaise;∎ pattern of trade structure f des échanges;∎ voice pattern empreintes fpl vocales∎ dress pattern patron m de robe;∎ to cut out a shirt from a pattern tailler une chemise sur un patron∎ to set a pattern for (of company, method, work) servir de modèle à; (of person) instaurer un modèle pour;∎ their methods set the pattern for other companies leurs méthodes ont servi de modèle à d'autres sociétés;∎ this opening debate set the pattern for what followed ce débat d'ouverture a donné le ton de ce qui allait suivre(a) (mark → fabric) décorer d'un motif∎ to pattern oneself on or after sb prendre modèle ou exemple sur qn;∎ their quality control is patterned on Japanese methods leur contrôle de qualité est calqué sur les méthodes japonaises►► Military pattern bombing bombardement m systématique;pattern book livre m d'échantillons; (for dressmaking) catalogue m de patrons;Industry pattern designer dessinateur(trice) m,f de patrons -
4 behaviour
1 noun∎ her behaviour towards her mother was unforgivable la façon dont elle s'est comportée avec sa mère était impardonnable;∎ to be on one's best behaviour se tenir ou se conduire de son mieux;∎ the child was on his best behaviour l'enfant était d'une sagesse exemplaire(modification, problem) du comportement►► Psychology behaviour pattern type m de comportement;Marketing behaviour segmentation segmentation f comportementale;Psychology behaviour therapy thérapie f comportementale -
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['pætən]1) (a model or guide for making something: a dress-pattern.) patron2) (a repeated decoration or design on material etc: The dress is nice but I don't like the pattern.) motif3) (an example suitable to be copied: the pattern of good behaviour.) modèle• -
6 loud
loud [laʊd]1. adjectivea. [voice, music] fort ; [laugh, noise] grand ; [thunder] fracassant ; [protests] vigoureux ; [behaviour] tapageur• this remark was greeted by loud applause un tonnerre d'applaudissements a accueilli cette remarqueb. [colour, clothes] voyant2. adverb3. compounds* * *[laʊd] 1.1) ( noisy) [bang, music, voice] fort; [crash, scream] grand; [comment, laugh] bruyant; [applause] vif/vive; [whisper] audible2) ( emphatic) [objection] vif/vive3) ( vulgar) péj [colour, pattern] criard; [person, behaviour] exubérant2.adverb fort••for crying out loud! — (colloq) pour l'amour de Dieu!
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7 formal
['fo:məl]1) (done etc according to a fixed and accepted way: a formal letter.) officiel2) (suitable or correct for occasions when things are done according to a fixed and accepted way: You must wear formal dress.) de cérémonie/soirée3) ((of behaviour, attitude etc) not relaxed and friendly: formal behaviour.) compassé4) ((of language) exactly correct by grammatical etc rules but not conversational: Her English was very formal.) soigné5) ((of designs etc) precise and following a fixed pattern rather than occuring naturally: formal gardens.) classique•- formally- formality -
8 bold
bold [bəʊld]1. adjectivea. ( = brave) audacieuxb. ( = impudent) effronté ; ( = not shy) assuré• in he came, as bold as brass il est entré, plein d'aplomb2. noun* * *[bəʊld] 1. 2.1) ( daring) [person] intrépide; [attempt, plan] audacieux/-ieuse2) ( cheeky) [person, look] effronté; [behaviour] hardi3) ( strong) [colour] vif/vive; [design] voyant; [handwriting] assuré; [outline] net/nette4) ( of typeface) gras/grasse•• -
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A adj1 ( noisy) [bang, music, radio, TV, voice] fort ; [din, crash, scream] grand ; [comment, laugh, party] bruyant ; [applause] vif/vive ; [whisper] audible ; to be loud with sth résonner de qch ;2 ( emphatic) [protest, objection] vif/vive ; [agreement] vigoureux/-euse ; to be loud in one's praise/condemnation of sth louer/condamner qch vivement ;B adv fort ; out loud à voix haute ; loud and clear clairement ; her voice rang out loud and clear sa voix se fit clairement entendre ; I am receiving you loud and clear Radio je vous reçois cinq sur cinq ○ ; hum je te comprends parfaitement.for crying out loud ○ ! mais enfin!
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