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1 AHUILTIA
âhuîltia > âhuîltih.*\AHUILTIA v.t. tê-.,1.\AHUILTIA réjouir, amuser, faire rire quelqu'un.Esp., dar placer a otro con algún juego regocijado, o retozar a alguna persona (M).Angl., to entertain someone (K)." câhuîltiah in tônatiuh ", ils réjouissent le soleil.Il s'agit de guerriers morts au combat. Sah6,13." câhuîltihtinemi coyohuihtinemi quêllelquîxtia ", il va en l'amusant, en poussant des cris pour lui, en le divertissant. Il s'agit du combattant mort au combat qui accompagne le Soleil. Sah6,114 (caviltitinemj)." in yâômicqueh in cuâuhtin ocêloh in quinâmiquih in câhuîltiah in tôtônametl in xippilli ", ceux qui sont morts au combat, les Aigles-Jaguar, ceux qui accueillent (et) réjouissent le très brillant, le prince de turquoise. Sah6,15." at întech tonahciz in cuâuhtin in ocêloh in tiyahcâhuân in câhuîltiah in coyohuiah in tônatiuh ", peut-être arriveras tu près des chevaliers aigles et jaguars, les guerriers courageux qui réjouissent, qui acclament avec des cris de guerre le soleil. Sah6,58." mochipa câhuîltia ", constamment elle l'amuse. Est dit de la courtisane. Sah2,169." têtlahuehuetzquîtia, têâhuîltia ", il fait rire les gens, il les amuse - he makes people laugh, amuses them. Est dit du boufon. Sah10,38.2.\AHUILTIA plaisanter, chatouiller quelqu'un, le harceler." câhuîltiâyah cequintin ", certains le harcelaient - some harried him. Sah9,70." in onnecâhualôc câhuîltia totêc ", quand on cessait de harceler Totec - when the harrying of Totec ceased. Sah9,70.*\AHUILTIA v.réfl., s'amuser, se récréer, passer agréablement le temps, jouer.Esp., pasar tiempo (M).Angl., to provide oneself with a pastime, to while away time. R.Andrews Introd 422.to waste time (K)." âcaltica mâhuîltia ", il navigue pour se distraire." piltôntli mâhuîltia ", le petit enfant s'amuse - das kleine Kind, es treibt Unsinn.Sah 1952,4:21." inic mâhuîltiâyah yehuâtl in mihtoa in motênêhua xôchiyâôyôtl ", ils s'amusaient à ce qu'on appelle, à ce qu'on nomme la guerre fleurie. W.Lehmann 1938,172." in ihcuâc ôcêuh, in ye cehui, ahhuic yayauh; quihtoa, mâhuîltia, xixiquipilihui, cohcomotzâhui ", quand il s'est calmé, quand il est calme, quand il va de ci de là, on dit: il s'amuse, il enfle, il éclabousse - when it calmed, when it quieted, it heaved to and fro, it was said, 'it playeth, it swelleth, it splasheth'. Est dit du lac. Sah1,21." têca mâhuîltia ", il se moque, rit de quelqu'un, le contrefait." têca mâhuîltia, têquehqueloâya ", il se moque, il ridiculise les gens - he mocked, he ridiculed men. Est dit de Tezcatlipoca. Sah1,5." têca mocayâhua, têca mâhuîltia ", il trompe les gens, il se moque des gens.Est dit du mauvais tailleur, tlahzonqui. Sah10,52.de la mauvaise guérisseuse, tîcîtl. Sah10,53." inic îca mocayâhua Tezcatlipoca inic quiquehqueloa inic îca mâhuîltia inic quitelchîhua ", ainsi Tezcatlipoca se moque de lui, ainsi il le ridiculise, ainsi il se joue de lui, ainsi il le méprise - in this way did Tezcatlipoca ridicule, make sport of, mock, and curse him. Sah4,35." îca mâhuîltiah ", ils se moquait de lui. Sah4,46." inic têca mocacayâhuaya, têca mâhuîltiâya ", pour se jouer des gens, pour se moquer d'eux - to make sport and fun of people. Est dit de Tezcatlipoca. Sah5,157." ahmo îca timâhuîltîz ", tu ne t'amuseras pas à cela. Sah6,123.*\AHUILTIA v.bitrans., motla-., s'amuser avec quelque chose, prendre du plaisir à quelque chose.Angl., to amuse oneself with some thing. R.Andrews Introd 422." tlazôlli, teuhtli quimâhuîltia ", il se complait, s'obstine dans le vice (Olm.)." mâ ticmâhuîlti in teuhtli, in tlazôlli ", évite de prendre du plaisir à une vie dissolue.Launey. Amerindia 17,185-186." in ahcân quitta auh in ahmo quimâhuîltiah teuhtli tlazolli ", ceux qui ignorent (le vice) et qui ne prennent pas plaisir au vice. Est dit de ceux qui ont le cœur pur, chipâhuacâyôllohqueh. Sah6,114." in têcuê in têhuîpîl ticmâhuîltia ", quand tu t'amuses avec la femme d'autrui. Sah6,70." in îpampa in teuhtli in tlazôlli ôticmâhuîltih ", parce que tu as pris plaisir au vice. Sah6,33." ahcualli, ahyectli quimâhuîltia ", elle s'obstine dans le mal - she persists in evil.Est dit de la mauvaise femme mûre, in ahmo cualli cuâuhcihuatl. Sah10,51." âcatl quimâhuîltia ", il s'occupe de roseaux - he concerns himself with reeds.Est dit du vendeur de paniers, chiquiuhnâmacac. Sah10,83.*\AHUILTIA v.t. tla-., monter à cheval à la genette. -
2 clicks-and-mortar
COMPUTING clic et mortier (désigne une entreprise qui existe aussi bien sur l'Internet que dans le réel)E-tailers once ridiculed traditional traders for the sluggishness with which they set up internet sites. However, these " clicks-and-mortar" operations now look best placed to make e-commerce more reliable. They already boast stocked warehouses and supply infrastructure to keep their real world shops in business.
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3 trickle-down theory
ECONOMICS = théorie selon laquelle les richesses accumulées par un petit nombre bénéficieront à tous les membres de la sociétéIn retirement Galbraith has continued in articles, speeches, and books to argue for strong government, progressive taxes and public spending. He is not a "Third Way" man. He ridiculed the Reaganite trickle-down theory of wealth distribution, preferring the earthier phrase "the horse-and-sparrow theory" - "If you feed the horse enough oats, some will pass through to the road for the sparrows."
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4 ridicule
['ridikju:l]verb (to laugh at; to mock: They ridiculed him because he was wearing one brown shoe and one black shoe.) tourner en ridicule -
5 risk
A n1 gen risque m (of de ; of doing de faire) ; there's a risk of him catching the illness ou that he'll catch the illness il risque d'attraper la maladie ; is there any risk of him catching the illness? est-ce qu'il risque d'attraper la maladie? ; there's a risk that the operation will not succeed l'opération comporte un risque d'échec ; there is no risk to consumers il n'y a aucun danger pour le consommateur ; without risks to health sans danger pour la santé ; to run the risk of being injured/ridiculed courir le risque d'être blessé/tourné en ridicule ; they run a higher risk of cancer ils courent un risque supérieur de cancer ; to take risks prendre des risques ; it's not worth the risk le risque est trop grand ; children at risk enfants menacés de violence ; their jobs are at risk leurs emplois sont menacés ; the factory is at risk of closure l'usine est menacée de fermeture ; to put one's life/health at risk mettre sa vie/santé en danger ; her health could be at risk sa santé pourrait être compromise ; at one's own risk à ses risques et périls ; he saved the child at considerable risk to himself il a sauvé l'enfant en prenant des risques considérables ; at the risk of seeming ungrateful/paradoxical au risque de paraître ingrat/de sembler paradoxal ; ‘at owner's risk’ ‘aux risques et périls du propriétaire’ ;2 Fin, Insur risque m ; to be a good/bad risk être un bon/mauvais risque ; to spread a risk diviser les risques ; an all-risks policy Insur une assurance tous risques.B vtr1 ( endanger) to risk one's life risquer sa vie ; to risk one's health compromettre sa santé ; to risk one's neck (doing) lit, fig risquer sa peau (à faire) ;2 ( venture) to risk doing courir le risque de faire ; we're prepared to risk cash nous sommes prêts à risquer de l'argent ; to risk death risquer la mort ; to risk injury risquer de se blesser ; to risk one's all risquer le tout pour le tout ; we decided to risk it nous avons décidé de prendre le risque ; let's risk it anyway c'est un risque à prendre.
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