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paresse [paʀεs]feminine noun[de personne] laziness ; ( = péché) sloth* * *paʀɛsnom féminin laziness* * *paʀɛs nf* * *paresse nf1 ( fainéantise) laziness; ( dans la Bible) sloth; par paresse out of laziness; paresse intellectuelle ou d'esprit intellectual laziness; être d'une paresse incorrigible to be incorrigibly lazy;2 ( d'organe) sluggishness (de of); paresse intestinale slow bowel.[parɛs] nom fémininavoir la paresse de faire quelque chose to be too lazy ou idle to do something4. MÉDECINE -
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