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1 asservissement
asservissement [asεʀvismɑ̃]masculine noun* * *asɛʀvismɑ̃nom masculin fml2) ( état) subjection (à to)3) fig ( de personne) subservience (à to)4) Technologie ( système) servomechanism* * *asɛʀvismɑ̃ nm(= action) enslavement, (= état) slavery* * *2 ( état) subjection (à to); maintenir un pays dans l'asservissement to keep a country enslaved;3 fig ( de personne) subservience; l'asservissement de qn à un parti politique sb's subservience to a political party; l'asservissement de la jeunesse à la mode vestimentaire youth's slavish following of fashion, youth's enslavement to fashion;[asɛrvismɑ̃] nom masculin1. [sujétion] enslavement -
2 servilité
sɛʀvilitenom féminin ( soumission) servility* * *servilité nf ( soumission) servility.[sɛrvilite] nom féminin2. [manque d'originalité] slavish imitativeness -
3 Monde Diplomatique, le
Monthly supplement of Le Monde, devoted to critical analysis of political and economic issues. Though read by people of all shades of opinion in the French establishment and higher echelons of public service, le Monde Diplomatique, the paper, which defines itself as a "paper of opinion", is distinctly anti-neoliberal, and as such a firm critic of unbridled economic liberalism and consumerism. The paper is published worldwide, in 71 editions and 27 languages, and is seen to represent a certain French view, refusing subservience to the hegemony of American though and policy in the fields of social and economic affairs.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Monde Diplomatique, le
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