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121 rappel
rappel [ʀapεl]masculine nouna. [d'événement] reminder ; [de référence] quote ; ( = deuxième avis) reminder ; ( = somme due) back pay uncount ; ( = vaccination) boosterb. [d'ambassadeur] recalling• il y a eu trois rappels (Theatre) there were three curtain calls ; (à un concert) they (or he etc) came back for three encores* * *ʀapɛlnom masculin1) ( remise en mémoire) reminder (de of; à to)2) ( avis de facturation)‘dernier rappel’ — ‘final demand’
3) ( salaire différé) back pay4) ( appel à revenir) ( d'ambassadeur) recall; ( de réservistes) call-up; ( d'acteurs) curtain callbattre or sonner le rappel — lit, fig to give the call to arms
5) Médecine ( de vaccination) booster* * *ʀapɛl nm1) (pour empêcher d'oublier) reminder2) [limitation de vitesse] (sur écriteau) speed limit sign (reminder)3) [ambassadeur] recall4) MILITAIRE recall5) THÉÂTRE curtain call6) MÉDECINE (= vaccination) booster7) ADMINISTRATION, [salaire] back pay no pl8) TECHNIQUE return9) NAVIGATION sitting out* * *rappel nm1 ( remise en mémoire) reminder (de of; à to); rappel utile/douloureux du passé useful/grim reminder of the past; rappel historique historical reminder;2 ( avis de facturation) reminder; lettre de rappel reminder; recevoir/envoyer un rappel to receive/to send a reminder; ‘dernier rappel’ ‘final reminder’; rappel d'impôts tax reminder;3 ( salaire différé) back pay; ( impôt restitué) rappel (d'impôt) tax refund; recevoir deux mois de rappel to get two months' back pay;4 ( appel à revenir) ( d'ambassadeur) recall; ( de réservistes) call-up; ( d'acteurs) Théât curtain call; recevoir son rappel or sa feuille de rappel [soldat] to get one's call-up papers; avoir trois rappels [acteur] to take three curtain calls; rappel à l'ordre/à la décence/au devoir call to order/to decency/to duty; battre or sonner le rappel lit, fig to call to arms;5 Méd ( de vaccination) booster;6 Art (repétition de couleur, motif) repeat;[rapɛl] nom masculin1. [remise en mémoire] reminderle rappel de ces événements tragiques la bouleversait being reminded of those tragic events upset her deeplya. [généralement] call to orderil a fallu trois rappels à l'ordre pour qu'il se taise he had to be called to order three times before he stopped talking2. [d'un ambassadeur] recalling[de produits défectueux] recalling[de réservistes]rappel sous les drapeaux (reservists) call-up ou recall4. [répétition - dans un tableau, une toilette]6. [arriéré]ressort/vis de rappel return spring/screw9. SPORT [en voile]faire du rappel to sit ou to lean out[en alpinisme] abseilingdescendre en rappel to rope ou to abseil down -
122 anniversaire
anniversaire [anivεʀsεʀ]1. adjective[date] anniversary2. masculine noun[de naissance] birthday ; [d'événement, mariage, mort] anniversary• bon or joyeux anniversaire ! happy birthday!• cadeau/carte d'anniversaire birthday present/card* * *anivɛʀsɛʀ
1.
date or jour anniversaire de — anniversary of
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nom masculin1) (de personne, d'entreprise) birthday2) ( d'événement) anniversary* * *anivɛʀsɛʀ1. nm1) [personne] birthdayC'est l'anniversaire de Janet. — It's Janet's birthday.
2) [événement, bâtiment] anniversary2. adj* * *A adj date or jour anniversaire de anniversary of.B nm1 (de personne, d'entreprise) birthday; bon or joyeux anniversaire! happy birthday! gâteau/cadeau/bougies d'anniversaire birthday cake/present/candles;2 ( d'événement) anniversary; le dixième anniversaire de sa naissance/mort the tenth anniversary of his birth/death.[anivɛrsɛr] adjectifanniversary (modificateur)————————[anivɛrsɛr] nom masculin1. [d'une naissance] birthday[d'un mariage, d'une mort, d'un événement] anniversary2. [fête] birthday party -
123 belge
belge [bεlʒ]1. adjective2. masculine noun, feminine noun━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━The fête nationale belge, on 21 July, marks the day in 1831 when Leopold of Saxe-Cobourg Gotha was crowned King Leopold I.* * *bɛlʒadjectif Belgian* * *bɛlʒ nmf* * *belge ⇒ Les nationalités adj Belgian.[bɛlʒ] adjectifBelge nom masculin et féminin -
124 entamer
entamer [ɑ̃tame]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. to start ; [+ poursuites] to instituteb. [+ optimisme, moral] to wear down* * *ɑ̃tame1) ( démarrer) to start [activité, journée]; to initiate [procédure]; to enter into [bataille, entretien]; to open [réunion, négociation]2) ( affaiblir) to undermine [crédibilité, moral]; to shake [détermination]3) ( rogner) to eat into [économies]4) ( commencer à consommer) to cut into [pain, rôti]; to open [bouteille, pot]; to start eating [dessert, sandwich]5) ( entailler) to cut into6) ( ronger) to eat into [métal]* * *ɑ̃tame vt1) [gâteau, pain] to start, to cut into, [bouteille] to start2) [capital, budget] to make a dent in3) (= altérer) [confiance, détermination] to damage4) [carrière, livre] to start, [hostilités, pourparlers] to open* * *entamer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( démarrer) to start [activité, journée, grève]; to initiate [procédure, poursuites, démocratisation]; to enter into [collaboration, bataille, entretien]; to open [dialogue, réunion, négociation]; j'entamais ma lecture quand il a téléphoné I was just starting to read when he phoned; on vient juste d'entamer le dessert we've just started eating dessert;2 ( affaiblir) to undermine [crédibilité, moral, santé]; to shake [détermination]; to test [patience]; entamer la réputation de qn to undermine sb's reputation;3 ( rogner) to eat into [économies, capital];5 ( entailler) to cut into [bois, peau, os, verre];6 ( ronger) to eat into [métal].[ɑ̃tame] verbe transitif1. [jambon, fromage] to start[bouteille, conserve] to open3. [réduire - fortune, économies] to make a dent ou hole in ; [ - résistance] to lower, to deal a blow to ; [ - ligne ennemie] to break through4. [ébranler] to shakerien ne peut entamer sa confiance en lui nothing can shake ou undermine his self-confidence5. [user] to damagel'acide entame le fer acid eats into ou corrodes metal6. [écorcher - peau] to graze -
125 reparution
ʀ(ə)paʀysjɔ̃ nf[livre] republication* * *[rəparysjɔ̃] nom fémininle jour de sa reparution, le quotidien s'est vendu à un million d'exemplaires on the day the paper was back on the newsstands ou resumed publication, it sold a million copies -
126 tolérer
tolérer [tɔleʀe]➭ TABLE 6 transitive verba. ( = ne pas sévir contre) [+ culte, pratiques, abus] to tolerate ; ( = autoriser) to allowb. ( = supporter) [+ comportement, excentricités, personne] to tolerate ; [+ douleur] to bear* * *tɔleʀeverbe transitif to tolerate* * *tɔleʀe vt1) (= accepter) to tolerate2) ADMINISTRATION (hors taxe) to allow* * *tolérer verb table: céderA vtr1 ( accepter) to tolerate, to turn a blind eye to [sth] [infraction, écart de conduite];2 Méd to tolerate [médicament, substance];3 ( supporter) [personne] to tolerate, to put up with [sth] [insulte, comportement]; to tolerate [personne, présence]; il ne tolère pas qu'on le contredise he can't tolerate being contradicted; tes parents tolèrent que tu rentres si tard? do your parents put up with your coming home so late?B se tolérer vpr to tolerate each other.[tɔlere] verbe transitifils tolèrent le stationnement bilatéral à certaines heures you're allowed to park on both sides of the street at certain times of the dayje ne tolérerai pas son insolence I won't stand for ou put up with ou tolerate his rudenesselle ne l'aimait pas, elle tolérait juste sa présence à ses côtés she didn't like him, she just put up with having him around3. [supporter - médicament, traitement] to tolerate -
127 emménagement
emménagement [ɑ̃menaʒmɑ̃]masculine noun* * *ɑ̃menaʒmɑ̃ nmLa veille de l'emménagement. — The day before moving in.
* * *emménagement nm moving in.[ɑ̃menaʒmɑ̃] nom masculin -
128 magnifiquement
magnifiquement [maɲifikmɑ̃]adverb* * *maɲifikmɑ̃ adv* * *magnifiquement adv gén splendidly; [recevoir] lavishly; un rôle magnifiquement interprété a splendid interpretation of the role.[maɲifikmɑ̃] adverbe2. [bien] superbly
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