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adhere [əd'hɪə(r)]∎ to adhere to sth coller à qch∎ to adhere to (party, treaty) adhérer à; (rule) observer; (plan) se conformer à; (belief, idea) adhérer à, souscrire à;∎ they undertook to adhere to the agreement ils décidèrent de se conformer ou d'agir conformément à l'accord;∎ I don't adhere to that philosophy at all je n'adhère pas du tout à cette philosophie∎ to adhere to a political party adhérer à un parti politique -
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adventitious [‚ædven'tɪʃəs](b) Philosophy adventiceUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > adventitious
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128 aesthetician
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