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1 relancer
relancer [ʀ(ə)lɑ̃se]➭ TABLE 3 transitive verba. ( = renvoyer) [+ objet, ballon] to throw backb. ( = faire repartir) [+ idée, projet] to revive ; [+ polémique, dialogue, négociations] to reopen ; [+ économie, industrie, emploi] to boostc. ( = harceler) [+ débiteur] to chase up ; [+ personne] to pester* * *ʀ(ə)lɑ̃se
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1) ( lancer de nouveau) to throw [something] again [balle]; ( renvoyer) to throw [something] back (again) [balle]2) ( faire repartir) to restart [moteur]; to relaunch [compagnie, campagne]; to revive [idée, tradition]; to reopen [débat]; to boost [investissement, production]; to reflate [économie]relancer la mode de... — to bring back the fashion for...
3) ( poursuivre) [créancier] to chase [somebody] up; [importun] to pester
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* * *ʀ(ə)lɑ̃se vt1) [balle] to throw back2) [moteur] to restart3) fig, [activité, économie] to boost, to revive4) [personne]5) INFORMATIQUE, [programme, application] to rerun* * *relancer verb table: placerA vtr1 ( lancer de nouveau) to throw [sth] again [balle]; ( renvoyer) to throw [sth] back (again) [balle];2 ( faire repartir) to restart [moteur]; to relaunch [compagnie, campagne, offensive, projet]; to revive [idée, tradition]; to reopen [débat, négociations]; to boost [investissement, production]; to reflate [économie]; relancer le gibier to start the game (again); c'est lui qui a relancé la mode de… he was the one who brought back the fashion for…;3 ( poursuivre) [créancier] to chase [sb] up; [importun] to pester.B vi ( au poker) to raise the stakes (de by).[rəlɑ̃se] verbe transitifrelancer l'économie d'un pays to give a boost to ou to boost ou to reflate a country's economy3. [jeter à nouveau] to throw again————————[rəlɑ̃se] verbe intransitif -
2 démarrage
démarrage [demaʀaʒ]masculine nounb. ( = début) start* * *demaʀaʒnom masculin1) lit, fig starting up2) ( en course à pied) spurt, burst of speed•Phrasal Verbs:* * *demaʀaʒ nmstarting no pl start* * *démarrage nm1 ( de moteur) starting up; le démarrage est parfois difficile the car is sometimes difficult to start; j'ai peur de caler au démarrage I'm afraid of stalling as I pull away;2 (d'activité, d'entreprise) starting up (de of); le démarrage de ce film/cette affaire/cet élève est assez lent this film/business/pupil has made a rather slow start; le démarrage de l'économie a eu lieu dans les années 60 the economy began to take off in the 60's;3 ( en course à pied) spurt, burst of speed.démarrage en côte hill start.[demaraʒ] nom masculin[mise en marche] starting2. [commencement] start -
3 réamorcer
réamorcer [ʀeamɔʀse]➭ TABLE 3 transitive verba. [+ pompe] to prime again• ces investissements permettront de réamorcer la pompe de l'économie these investments will give the economy a kick-startb. [+ dialogue, négociations, processus] to start again* * *réamorcer verb table: placer vtr to reboot.[reamɔrse] verbe transitif1. [pompe] to prime again
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