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1 romanticism
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4 Romanticism
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5 neo-romanticism
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rhetoric n1 Literat rhétorique f ;2 gen the rhetoric of romanticism le langage du romantisme ; the rhetoric of terrorism le discours terroriste ; empty rhetoric mots mpl creux. -
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course [kɔ:s]route ⇒ 1 (a) ligne de conduite ⇒ 1 (b) cours ⇒ 1 (c), 1 (d) plat ⇒ 1 (f) terrain ⇒ 1 (g) au cours de ⇒ 4 bien sûr ⇒ 51 noun∎ what is our course? quelle est notre route?;∎ to change course (ship, plane) changer de cap; figurative (argument, discussion) changer de direction, dévier; (company) changer de cap;∎ figurative the company is on course to achieve a record profit la société est bien partie pour atteindre des bénéfices record;∎ to be off course (ship, plane) dévier de son cap;∎ you're a long way off course (walking, driving) vous n'êtes pas du tout dans la bonne direction ou sur la bonne route; (with project, workflow) vous êtes en mauvaise voie;∎ to set a course for Marseilles (ship, plane) mettre le cap sur Marseille∎ course (of action) ligne f (de conduite);∎ what is the recommended course of action in such cases? quelle est la ligne de conduite conseillée dans de tels cas?;∎ what other course is open to us? quelle autre solution avons-nous?;∎ your best course of action is to sue la meilleure chose que vous ayez à faire est d'intenter un procès;∎ proverb the course of true love never runs smooth les grandes amours sont toujours orageuses(c) (development, progress → of history, war) cours m;∎ the law must take its course la loi doit suivre son cours;∎ the illness takes or runs its course la maladie suit son cours;∎ in the course of time avec le temps;∎ in the course of time he became a very wealthy man il a fini par devenir très riche;∎ you will forget him in the course of time tu finiras par l'oublier, avec le temps tu l'oublieras;∎ in the normal or ordinary course of events normalement, en temps normal;∎ a building in the course of construction/demolition un bâtiment en cours de construction/démolition∎ a geography/music course des cours mpl de géographie/musique;∎ he's giving a course of lectures on romanticism this term ce trimestre il fait un cours sur le romantisme;∎ it's a five-year course c'est un enseignement sur cinq ans;∎ we offer courses in a number of subjects nous offrons ou proposons des cours dans plusieurs domaines;∎ he has published a French course il a publié une méthode de français;∎ to go on a (training) course faire un stage;∎ I'm taking or doing a computer course je suis des cours ou un stage d'informatique;∎ what are the other people on the course like? comment sont les autres personnes qui suivent les cours?∎ a course of injections une série de piqûres;∎ a course of pills un traitement à base de comprimés;∎ course of treatment (for an illness) traitement m∎ first course entrée f;∎ they were halfway through the second course when the telephone rang ils en étaient au plat principal lorsque le téléphone sonna;∎ there's a cheese course as well il y a aussi du fromage∎ figurative to stay the course tenir le coup∎ tears coursed down his cheeks les larmes ruisselaient sur ses joues;∎ I could feel the blood coursing through my veins je sentais le sang bouillonner dans mes veines3 adverbfamiliar (of course) bien sûr□ ;∎ course I believe you bien sûr que je te croisau cours de;∎ in the course of the next few weeks dans le courant des semaines qui viennentbien sûr;∎ of course I believe you/she loves you bien sûr que je te crois/qu'elle t'aime;∎ no one believed me, of course évidemment ou bien sûr, personne ne m'a cru;∎ ironic I don't matter, of course évidemment ou naturellement, moi, je ne compte pas;∎ of course I'll tell you il va de soi que je vous le dirai;∎ may I use your phone? - of course! puis-je utiliser votre téléphone? - mais bien sûr!;∎ was there much damage? - of course! y a-t-il eu beaucoup de dégâts? - tu parles!;∎ of course not! bien sûr que non!
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