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incident [ɛ̃sidɑ̃]masculine noun* * *
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incidente ɛ̃sidɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif1) ( peu important) incidental2) Linguistique [proposition] parenthetical3) Physique [lumière] incident
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nom masculin1) ( événement fortuit) incident2) ( perturbation)* * *ɛ̃sidɑ̃ nm* * *A adj1 ( peu important) incidental;2 Ling [proposition] parenthetical;3 Phys [lumière] incident.B nm1 ( événement fortuit) incident; incident diplomatique/nucléaire/de frontière diplomatic/nuclear/border incident; en cas d'incident if anything should happen;2 ( perturbation) incident (de parcours) hitch; incident technique technical hitch; incident de séance procedural hitch; l'incident est clos the matter is closed;3 Jur incidental plea; soulever un incident to raise a point of law.I1. [accessoire - remarque] incidental4. DROIT incidental————————incidente nom fémininII[ɛ̃sidɑ̃] nom masculin[accrochage] incidentincident diplomatique/de frontière diplomatic/border incidentincident technique technical hitch ou incident2. DROIT -
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technique [tεknik]1. adjective2. feminine nouna. ( = méthode) techniqueb. ( = technologie) la technique technology3. masculine noun( = enseignement) technical training* * *
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1. tɛknikadjectif technical
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nom masculin technical subjects (pl)
II tɛknik1) ( méthode) techniqueil n'a pas la (bonne) technique — (colloq) he hasn't got the knack (colloq)
2) ( maîtrise) technique3) Économie, Industrie technology [U]4) Radio, Télévision* * *tɛknik1. adj2. nf* * *A adj ( tous contextes) technical.C nf1 ( méthode) technique; technique artisanale/de vente craft/sales technique; il n'a pas la (bonne) technique○ he hasn't got the knack○ (pour faire of doing);2 ( maîtrise) technique; elle manque de technique she lacks technique;4 Audio, Radio, TV la technique studio production; à la technique Agnès Bon studio production by Agnès Bon.[tɛknik] adjectif2. [mécanique] technical3. [technologique] technical4. [spécialisé] technicalle sens technique d'un mot the technical sense ou meaning of a word————————[tɛknik] nom masculin————————[tɛknik] nom féminin1. [d'un art, d'un métier] technique2. [savoir-faire] technique3. [méthode] techniquerépondre à une question par une autre question, c'est sa technique answering a question by another question is his speciality4. [de production] technique5. [applications de la science] -
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consécutivement [kɔ̃sekytivmɑ̃]adverb* * *kɔ̃sekytivmɑ̃adverbe consecutively* * *kɔ̃sekytivmɑ̃ adv* * *consécutivement adv consecutively; les points perdus consécutivement à la défaite the points lost following the defeat.[kɔ̃sekytivmɑ̃] adverbenotre équipe a subi consécutivement quatre défaites our team has suffered four consecutive defeats ou four defeats in a rowles accidents se sont produits consécutivement the accidents happened one after another ou the otherconsécutivement à locution prépositionnelleconsécutivement à un incident technique as a result of ou following a technical hitch -
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