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21 lambourde
lambourde nf2 Hort spur.[lɑ̃burd] nom féminin2. CONSTRUCTION [pour solives] wall plate[frise] (joist) backing strip -
22 motiver
motiver [mɔtive]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. ( = justifier) to justifyb. ( = pousser à agir) to motivate* * *mɔtive1) to motivate [personne] ( à faire to do)2) to lead to [décision, action]* * *mɔtive vt* * *motiver verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( pousser) to motivate [personne] (à faire to do); motiver un employé par une augmentation de salaire to give an employee the incentive of a pay rise GB ou a raise US;B se motiver vpr [personne] to motivate oneself.[mɔtive] verbe transitif2. [causer] to be the reason for -
23 poindre
poindre [pwɛ̃dʀ]➭ TABLE 49 intransitive verb(literary) [plante] to appear* * *pwɛ̃dʀverbe intransitif [jour] to dawn, to break; [aube] to break; [soleil] to peep through; [plante] to peep through, to come up; [idée, sentiment] to dawn* * *pwɛ̃dʀ vi1) [aube] to break, [jour] to dawn2) [fleur] to come up* * *poindre verb table: joindre vi [jour] to dawn, to break; [aube] to break; [soleil] to peep through; [plante] to peep through, to come up; [idée, sentiment] to dawn.[pwɛ̃dr] (littéraire) verbe intransitif1. [lumière] to breakdès que le jour poindra as soon as dawn breaks, at daybreak2. [mouvement, idée]————————[pwɛ̃dr] (littéraire) verbe transitif1. [tourmenter] to stab (figuré) -
24 stimulant
stimulant, e [stimylɑ̃, ɑ̃t]1. adjective2. masculine noun* * *
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stimulante stimylɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif ( physiquement) [bain] invigorating; [air, climat] bracing; ( mentalement) stimulating
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nom masculin1) ( physique) ( fortifiant) tonic; ( excitant) stimulant2) ( mental) stimulus* * *stimylɑ̃, ɑ̃t stimulant, -e1. adj2. nm1) (= facteur) stimulus, incentive2) MÉDECINE stimulant* * *A adj ( physiquement) [bain] invigorating; [air, climat] bracing; ( mentalement) [paroles, lecture, concurrence] stimulating; [résultat] encouraging.B nm2 ( mental) stimulus.( féminin stimulante) [stimylɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectif2. [encourageant - résultat, paroles] encouraging————————nom masculin1. [remontant, tonique] stimulant -
25 éperon rocheux
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26 chaînon
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27 éperon tronqué
Dictionnaire français-anglais de géographie > éperon tronqué
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28 griffe
Architecture française et le dictionnaire de construction > griffe
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29 taf
n. m. (also: taff):1. 'Cut', share of ill-gotten gains (theft, etc.). Aller au taf: To split the booty.2. Avoir le taf: To 'have the shits', to be 'chicken', to be afraid.3. Prendre son taf:a To 'come', to experience an orgasm.b To feel elation because of one's success or someone else's failure.4. Sur le taf: On the spur of the moment.5. Y mettre le taf: To 'put one's back into it', to make an all-out effort to achieve something. -
30 Morvan
northern spur of the Central Massif, between the Loire and the Seine, in the region of Burgundy. Highest point, le Haut Folin (901 metres). The Morvan is a Regional Natural Park ( Parc naturel Régional, q.v.).Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Morvan
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31 aiguillon
goad, spur
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