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61 ejaculatory
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62 electrophysiological
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63 electrophysiologist
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64 electrophysiology
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65 eliminate
eliminate [ɪ'lɪmɪneɪt](competitor, alternative) éliminer; (stain, mark) enlever, faire disparaître; (item from diet) supprimer, éliminer; (possibility) écarter, éliminer; (kill) éliminer, supprimer; Mathematics & Physiology éliminer;∎ to eliminate hunger and poverty from the world éliminer ou supprimer la faim et la pauvreté dans le monde;∎ the police have eliminated him from their enquiries la police l'a écarté de son enquête;∎ Sport they were eliminated in the first round ils ont été éliminés au premier round -
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70 enkephalin
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71 epinephrine
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72 erect
erect [ɪ'rekt]∎ man walks erect l'homme marche debout;∎ she holds herself very erect elle se tient bien droite;∎ with head erect la tête haute;∎ the dog sat with ears erect le chien était assis les oreilles dressées(build → building, wall) bâtir, construire; (→ statue, temple) ériger, élever; (→ equipment) installer; (→ roadblock, tent, mast, scaffolding) dresser; figurative (system) édifier; (obstacle) élever -
73 erection
erection [ɪ'rekʃən](a) (action → of building, wall) construction f; (→ of statue, temple) érection f; (→ of equipment) installation f; (→ of roadblock, tent, mast, scaffolding) dressage m; figurative (→ of system, obstacle) édification f(b) (building) bâtiment m, construction f(c) Physiology érection f;∎ to have or to get an erection avoir une érection -
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76 evacuate
evacuate [ɪ'vækjʊeɪt](place, population) évacuer; Technology (exhaust gases) refouler; Physics (create vacuum in) faire le vide dans;∎ children were evacuated to the countryside les enfants ont été évacués vers la campagne;∎ Physiology to evacuate the bowels vider les intestins -
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excite [ɪk'saɪt]∎ the doctor said you weren't to excite yourself le docteur a dit qu'il ne te fallait pas d'excitation ou qu'il ne fallait pas que tu t'énerves;∎ the sight of the rabbit had excited the dogs la vue du lapin avait excité les chiens;∎ excited by the gunfire, the horses bolted excités ou énervés par les coups de feu, les chevaux se sont emballés(b) (fill with enthusiasm) enthousiasmer;∎ it takes a lot to excite her il en faut beaucoup pour l'enthousiasmer;∎ I'm very excited by this latest development ce fait nouveau me remplit d'enthousiasme(c) (sexually) exciter(d) (arouse → interest, curiosity) susciter -
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excited [ɪk'saɪtɪd](a) (enthusiastic, eager) excité;∎ to be excited about or at sth être excité par qch;∎ the children were excited at the prospect of going to the seaside les enfants étaient tout excités à l'idée d'aller au bord de la mer;∎ you must be very excited at being chosen to play for your country vous devez être fou de joie d'avoir été choisi pour jouer pour votre pays;∎ the medical world is very excited (by discovery etc) le monde médical est très enthousiaste;∎ doctors are excited by this discovery les médecins sont enthousiasmés par cette découverte;∎ it's nothing to get excited about il n'y a pas de quoi en faire un plat, ça n'a rien d'extraordinaire;∎ don't get too excited ne t'excite ou t'emballe pas trop;∎ you don't seem very excited ça n'a pas l'air de t'emballer;∎ ironic well, don't sound too excited! eh bien, quel enthousiasme!∎ don't go getting excited, don't get excited ne va pas t'énerver;∎ it doesn't do him any good getting excited at his age cela ne lui vaut rien de s'énerver ou s'agiter à son âge(c) (sexually) excité
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