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1 persécution
persécution [pεʀsekysjɔ̃]feminine nounpersecution ; ( = harcèlement) harassment* * *pɛʀsekysjɔ̃nom féminin persecution* * *pɛʀsekysjɔ̃ nf* * *persécution nf persecution; manie/complexe de persécution persecution mania/complex.[pɛrsekysjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [oppression] persecution3. PSYCHOLOGIEdélire ou manie de la persécution persecution mania -
2 persécuté
persécutée pɛʀsekyte nom masculin, féminin1) lit victim of persecution2) Psychologie person with a persecution complex* * *persécuté, persécutée nm,f1 lit victim of persecution;2 Psych person with a persecution complex.( féminin persécutée) [pɛrsekyte] adjectif————————, persécutée [pɛrsekyte] nom masculin, nom féminin1. [opprimé] persecuted personles persécutés the downtrodden, the persecuted -
3 manie
manie [mani]feminine nouna. ( = habitude) odd habit• mais quelle manie tu as de te ronger les ongles ! you've got a terrible habit of biting your nails!b. ( = obsession) mania* * *mani2) ( marotte) quirk, idiosyncrasy3) Médecine mania* * *mani nf1) PSYCHOLOGIE, PSYCHIATRIE mania2) fig obsessionIl a la manie du rangement. — He's obsessive about tidying up.
3) (= tic) odd habitJ'essaie de respecter ses petites manies. — I try to go along with her little ways.
* * *manie nf1 ( habitude) habit (de faire of doing); la sale manie de fumer au lit the awful habit of smoking in bed; avoir la manie de tout garder to be a compulsive hoarder; c'est une vraie manie it's an absolute obsession;2 ( marotte) quirk, idiosyncrasy; chacun a ses (petites) manies we all have our little quirks ou funny ways; avoir la manie de l'ordre/la propreté to be fanatical about tidiness/cleanliness;3 Méd mania; manie de la persécution persecution mania.[mani] nom fémininavoir la manie de la propreté to be obsessively clean ou a stickler for cleanlinessc'est une manie, chez toi! it's an obsession with you!chacun a ses petites manies everyone has his own peculiar ways ou little quirks2. PSYCHOLOGIE mania
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