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turbulent [ˈtɜ:bjʊlənt]a. [water, sea] agitéb. [time, period] agité ; [history, events, career] tumultueux* * *['tɜːbjʊlənt]1) [water] agité2) [times, situation] agité; [career, history] mouvementé; [passions, character, faction] turbulent -
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stormy [ˈstɔ:mɪ]a. [weather, night, skies] orageux ; [seas] démonté* * *['stɔːmɪ]1) [weather, sky, night] orageux/-euse; [sea] houleux/-euse2) ( turbulent) [meeting] houleux/-euse; [relationship] orageux/-eusestormy scenes — éclats mpl
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1 [weather, sky, night] orageux/-euse ; [sea, waves] houleux/-euse ;2 ( turbulent) [meeting, debate, period] houleux/-euse ; [relationship] orageux/-euse ; stormy scenes éclats mpl ; there was a stormy scene when he came back late il y a eu un éclat lorsqu'il est rentré tard.
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