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frantic ['fræntɪk](a) (distraught, wild) éperdu, affolé;∎ she was frantic with worry elle était folle d'inquiétude;∎ frantic screams des cris mpl éperdus ou d'affolement;∎ it drives him frantic cela le met hors de lui∎ a scene of frantic activity une scène d'activité frénétique;∎ familiar things are pretty frantic at the office il y a un travail fou au bureau -
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frantic [ˈfræntɪk]* * *['fræntɪk]1) ( wild) [activity] frénétique2) ( desperate) [effort, search] désespéré; [shout] éperdu; [person] surexcitéto be frantic with — être fou/folle de
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