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1 substance abuse
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2 substance abuse
Stups. abus de drogues/de substances psychoactives; toxicomanieEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > substance abuse
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5 substance abuse related mortality
Stups.[d.] mortalité liée à l'abus d'une substance (MLAS)English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > substance abuse related mortality
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6 substance, abuse, program
programme m de prévention de la toxicomanieEnglish-French legislative terms > substance, abuse, program
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7 community-based approach to substance abuse problems
Stups. approche à base communautaire des problèmes de toxicomanie [OMS]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > community-based approach to substance abuse problems
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8 Global Initiative on Primary Prevention of Substance Abuse
Stups. Initiative mondiale sur la prévention primaire de l'abus de substances [PNUCID/OMS]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > Global Initiative on Primary Prevention of Substance Abuse
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substance ['sʌbstəns]1 noun∎ tobacco contains harmful substances le tabac contient des substances nocives;∎ illegal substances stupéfiants mpl(b) (solidity) solidité f;∎ it seemed to have as little substance as a ghost cela semblait aussi immatériel qu'un fantôme∎ that's the substance of what he said voilà en substance ce qu'il a dit;∎ the substance of the charges l'essentiel m de l'inculpation;∎ the substance of the case le fond de l'affaire;∎ I agree in substance je suis d'accord sur le fond(d) (significance, weight) étoffe f, poids m;∎ these developments add substance to our hypothesis ces développements donnent davantage de poids à notre hypothèse;∎ I find his stories lack substance je trouve que ses histoires manquent d'étoffe;∎ their claim lacks substance leur revendication est sans fondement ou n'est pas fondée∎ a woman of substance (rich) une femme riche ou aisée; (powerful) une femme puissante; (influential) une femme influente(generally) en gros, en substance; (basically) à la base, au fond; (in brief) en substance, en somme►► substance abuse abus m de stupéfiants -
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substance [ˈsʌbstəns]• to lack substance [book, essay] manquer d'étoffe ; [argument] être plutôt mince ; [claim, allegation] être sans grand fondement* * *['sʌbstəns]1) ( matter) substance f2) (of argument, talks) essentiel m; ( of book) substance f3) ( of argument) poids m; ( of claim) fondement m; (of play, book) fond mto lend substance to — donner du crédit à [rumour]
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1 noun(a) (medication) médicament m;∎ to be on drugs prendre des médicaments;∎ to be put on drugs by the doctor se voir prescrire des médicaments par le médecin∎ to be on drugs se droguer;∎ to take drugs se droguer; (athlete) se doper;∎ familiar to do or to use drugs se droguer□ ;∎ I don't do drugs je ne touche pas à la drogue;∎ to be arrested on drugs charges (possession) être arrêté pour détention de drogue ou de stupéfiants; (trafficking) être arrêté pour trafic de drogue;∎ the whole question of drugs in sport tout le problème du dopage dans le sport;∎ music is (like) a drug for him la musique est (comme) une drogue pour lui;∎ figurative a drug on the market un produit invendable ou qui ne se vend pasde droguedroguer; (athlete, horse) doper;∎ to drug sb's drink mettre de la drogue dans le verre de qn;∎ familiar he's drugged up to the eyeballs (after operation) il est bourré de médicaments;∎ figurative to be drugged with sleep être engourdi de sommeil►► drug abuse usage m de stupéfiants;drug addict drogué(e) m,f, toxicomane mf;drug addiction toxicomanie f;drug baron gros bonnet m de la drogue;drug courier passeur(euse) m,f de drogue;drug czar = haut responsable de la lutte contre la drogue;drug dependency dépendance f à l'égard des drogues, toxicomanie f, specialist term pharmacodépendance f;Drug Enforcement Administration = agence américaine de lutte contre la drogue;drug habit accoutumance f à la drogue;drug money argent m de la drogue;drug peddling trafic m de drogue;drug prevention prévention f de la toxicomanie;drug pushing trafic m de drogue;drug rehabilitation désintoxication f;drug rehabilitation centre centre m de désintoxication;drug smuggler trafiquant(e) m,f de drogue;drug smuggling trafic m de drogue;Drug Squad (police) brigade f des stupéfiants;drug taking dopage m;drugs test (on athlete, horse) contrôle m antidopage;drug traffic trafic m de drogue ou stupéfiants;drug trafficker narco-trafiquant(e) m,f;drug trafficking trafic m de drogue;drug user drogué(e) m,f -
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solvent ['sɒlvənt](a) (financially) solvable(b) (substance, liquid) dissolvant2 nounsolvant m, dissolvant m►► solvent abuse usage m de solvants hallucinogènes;solvent abuser toxicomane mf utilisant des solvants hallucinogènes
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