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unfit [ˈʌnˈfɪt]a. ( = not physically fit) en mauvaise condition physique• some children are so unfit they cannot do basic gym exercises la condition physique de certains enfants est si mauvaise qu'il sont incapables de faire les exercices de gymnastique les plus simplesb. ( = incompetent) inapte ( for à) ( to do sth à faire qch ) ; ( = unworthy) indigne ( to do sth de faire qch)* * *[ʌn'fɪt]1) ( unhealthy) ( ill) malade; ( out of condition)I'm unfit — physiquement, je ne suis pas en forme
2) ( sub-standard) [housing] inadéquat; [pitch, road] impraticable ( for à)unfit for human habitation/consumption — impropre à l'habitation/la consommation humaine
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A adj1 ( unhealthy) ( ill) malade ; ( out of condition) I'm unfit physiquement, je ne suis pas en forme ;2 ( sub-standard) [housing] inadéquat ; [pitch, road] impraticable (for à) ; unfit for human habitation/consumption impropre à l'habitation/la consommation humaine ; the field is unfit for play le terrain est impraticable ; unfit to eat ( dangerous) impropre à la consommation ;3 ( unsuitable) [parent] inapte ; unfit for work/military service inapte au travail/au service militaire ; unfit to run the country inapte à gouverner le pays ; he's unfit to be a teacher il ne devrait pas être professeur ;4 Jur incapable ; to be unfit to plead/give evidence être inapte à se défendre/témoigner. -
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∎ he is unfit for life in the army il est inapte à la vie militaire;∎ unfit for human consumption impropre à la consommation;∎ unfit for publication impubliable;∎ she is unfit for social work or to be a social worker elle n'est pas faite pour être assistante sociale;∎ he's still unfit for work il n'est toujours pas en état de reprendre le travail;∎ this house is unfit for habitation cette maison est inhabitable∎ three of our star players have been declared unfit trois de nos joueurs vedettes ont été déclarés hors d'état de jouerformal rendre inapte;∎ his past record unfitted him for public office sa conduite passée lui interdisait toute fonction officielle -
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consumption [kənˈsʌmp∫ən]* * *[kən'sʌmpʃn]1) (of food, fuel, goods) consommation f2) (arch) ( tuberculosis) tuberculose f (pulmonaire) -
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consumption [kən'sʌmpʃən](a) (eating, drinking) consommation f;∎ unfit for human consumption non comestible;∎ figurative his words were not intended for public consumption ses paroles n'étaient pas destinées au public(c) (using up, amount used → of gas, energy, oil) consommation f, dépense fUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > consumption
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1 (of food, alcohol, fuel, goods) consommation f ; electricity consumption, consumption of electricity la consommation d'électricité ; unfit for human consumption impropre à la consommation ;
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