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végétarien, -ienne [veʒetaʀjɛ̃, jεn]adjectivemasculine noun, feminine noun* * *- ienne veʒetaʀjɛ̃, ɛn adjectif, nom masculin, féminin vegetarian* * *veʒetaʀjɛ̃, jɛn végétarien, -ne1. adjJe suis végétarien. — I'm a vegetarian.
2. nm/f* * *( féminin végétarienne) [veʒetarjɛ̃, ɛn] adjectif & nom masculin, nom féminin -
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-ienneI adj. go‘shtsiz, etsiz, vegetarian; go‘sht yemaydigan; restaurant végétarien etsiz ovqatlar pishiriladigan oshxona, vegetarian oshxonaII n. vegetarian, o‘simlikxo‘r odam. -
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I.mode1 [mɔd]1. feminine noun2. invariable adjectiveII.mode2 [mɔd]1. masculine nouna. ( = moyen) mode• je ne comprends pas le mode de fonctionnement de cette organisation I don't understand how this organization works• quel est le mode d'action de ce médicament ? how does this medicine work?2. compounds* * *
I mɔdnom masculin1) ( façon) way, mode2) Linguistique mood3) Musique, Informatique, Philosophie mode•Phrasal Verbs:
II mɔd1) (en matière d'habillement, d'idées) fashionà la mode — [vêtement, restaurant, style] fashionable; [romancier] who is in vogue (épith, après n); [chanteur] popular
être à la mode — [vêtement, style] to be in fashion
2) ( secteur d'activité) fashion industry* * *mɔd1. nf1) (= tendance) fashionà la mode — fashionable, in fashion
2) (= industrie) fashion trade, fashion industry2. nm1) (= manière) modemode de faire — way of going about things, way of doing things
2) LINGUISTIQUE mood3) INFORMATIQUE modemode dialogué — interactive mode, conversational mode
4) MUSIQUE mode* * *A nm1 ( façon) way, mode; mode de pensée/vie way of thinking/life; mode de gouvernement mode of government; mode de transport mode of transport GB ou transportation US; mode de paiement method of payment; le mode de fonctionnement de qch the way sth operates; traiter le sujet sur le mode comique/poétique to treat the subject in a comic/poetic vein;2 Ling mood;B nf1 (en matière d'habillement, d'idées) fashion; c'est la mode it's the fashion; c'est une mode it's a trend; lancer une mode to start a trend; une mode passagère a fad; c'est passé de mode it's gone out of fashion; elle suit/ne suit pas la mode she follows/ignores fashion; s'habiller à la dernière mode to wear the latest fashions; la mode des cheveux longs/mini-jupes the fashion for long hair/mini-skirts; la mode est aux cheveux courts short hair is in fashion; c'était une mode it was fashionable; mode masculine/féminine men's/women's fashion; coupe/coloris mode fashionable cut/colourGB; à la mode ( qui fait la mode) [vêtement, style] fashionable, in fashion; [thème, personnage] in fashion; ( qui suit la mode) [vêtement, personne] fashionable; [jeune] fashionable, trendy; ( populaire) [romancier] who is in vogue ( épith, après n); [chanteur] popular; c'est très à la mode d'être végétarien it's very fashionable to be a vegetarian; la mode est à la cuisine végétarienne vegetarian cooking is all the rage ou is in fashion;2 ( secteur d'activité) fashion industry; travailler dans la mode to work in the fashion industry ou business; présentation de mode fashion show.mode dialogué Ordinat conversational mode; mode d'emploi ( de machine) instructions (pl) ou directions (pl) for use; ( de plat cuisiné) cooking instructions (pl).I[mɔd] nom féminin1. [vêtement]la mode (de) printemps/(d')hiver the spring/winter fashionla mode courte/longue (fashion for) high/low hemlinesc'est la dernière ou c'est la grande mode it's the latest fashionc'est passé de mode it's out of fashion, it's no longer fashionablelancer une mode to set a fashion ou a trend2. [activité]a. [généralement] the fashion industry ou businessb. [stylisme] fashion designing3. [goût du jour] fashionce n'est plus la mode de se marier marriage is outdated ou has gone out of fashion————————[mɔd] adjectif invariable————————à la mode locution adjectivale[personne, sport] fashionable[chanson] (currently) popular————————à la mode locution adverbialeà la mode de locution prépositionnelle1. [suivant l'usage de] in the fashion of2. (locution)II[mɔd] nom masculin1. [méthode]a. [méthode] mode ou method ofb. [manière personnelle] way ofmode d'action form ou mode of actionmode d'emploi directions ou instructions for usemode de paiement mode ou method of paymenta. [généralement] life style3. INFORMATIQUE modemode autonome ou local ou hors ligne off-line modemode connecté ou en ligne on-line mode -
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végétarien, enne[veʒetaʀjɛ̃, ɛn]Adjectif & nom masculin et féminin avec une désinence féminin vegetariano(na)* * *végétarien, -ne veʒetaʀjɛ̃, ɛn]adjectivo e nome masculino, femininovegetarian|o, -a m., f.un restaurant végétarienum restaurante vegetariano -
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ne adj. et n. (angl. vegetarian) 1. вегетариански; 2. m., f. вегетарианец. -
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végétarienvegetarián mvegetariánský (adj.) -
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1. LAT Camarhynchus crassirostris ( Gould)2. RUS толстоклювый древесный вьюрок m3. ENG vegetarian [Darwin’s] tree-finch4. DEU Dickschnabel-Darwinfink m5. FRA —DICTIONNAIRE DES NOMS DES ANIMAUX EN CINQ LANGUES — OISEAUX > 9128
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