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1 violent
violent ['vaɪələnt](a) (attack, crime, person, behaviour) violent;∎ by violent means par la violence;∎ to be violent with sb se montrer ou être violent avec qn;∎ he began to get violent il a commencé à se montrer violent;∎ he gave the door a violent kick il a donné un violent coup de pied dans la porte;∎ to die a violent death mourir de mort violente(b) (intense → pain) violent, aigu(uë); (furious → temper) violent; (strong, great → contrast, change) violent, brutal; (→ explosion, storm) violent;∎ she took a violent dislike to him elle s'est prise d'une vive aversion à son égard;∎ to be in a violent temper être furieux;∎ I've got a violent toothache/headache j'ai une rage de dents/un mal de tête atroce(c) (forceful, impassioned → argument, language, emotions) violent(d) (wind, weather) violent∎ the walls had been painted a violent red on avait peint les murs d'un rouge criard -
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1 [crime, behaviour, film, temper] violent ; a violent attack ( physical) une attaque violente ; ( verbal) une attaque virulente ;3 ( powerful) [wind, storm, explosion, emotion, fit, headache] violent ; -
4 tegenstelling
♦voorbeelden:1 er bestonden grote tegenstellingen binnen de partij • il y avait de profondes dissensions au sein du partieen schrille tegenstelling • un contraste violentin tegenstelling met, tot • contrairement à -
5 tremendous
1 (great, intense) [effort, improvement, contrast] énorme ; [pleasure] immense ; [storm, blow, explosion] violent ; [speed, success] fou/folle ○ ; a tremendous amount of sth une énorme quantité de qch ; it costs a tremendous amount ça coûte un prix fou ;2 ○ ( marvellous) formidable ○.
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