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1 Café allongé
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2 affaiblir
affaiblir [afebliʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verb2. reflexive verb► s'affaiblir [personne, autorité] to weaken ; [facultés] to deteriorate ; [vue] to grow dim ; [son] to fade ; [vent] to die down* * *afɛbliʀ
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verbe transitif to weaken
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s'affaiblir verbe pronominal [autorité, gouvernement, économie] to be weakened; [personne, voix, vue, détermination, volonté] to get weaker; [santé, mémoire] to deteriorate; [bruit] to grow fainter; [monnaie] to be weakening ( face à against)* * *afebliʀ vt[économie, parti, personne] to weaken* * *affaiblir verb table: finirA vtr to weaken [personne, démocratie, sens, monnaie]; to reduce [capacité, impact]; to dull [intelligence, sentiments]; affaiblir les forces de qn to sap sb's strength; affaiblir la portée d'un texte de loi to reduce the scope of a law.B s'affaiblir vpr [autorité, gouvernement, économie, pont] to be weakened; [personne, voix, vue, détermination, volonté] to get weaker; [bruit] to grow fainter; [force, courage, capacité] to diminish; [santé, mémoire] to deteriorate; l’euro s'affaiblit (face au dollar) the euro is weakening (against the dollar); l’euro s'est affaibli face au dollar the euro has fallen against the dollar; le sens du mot s'est affaibli the meaning of the word has weakened; sortir affaibli d'une maladie to be drained by an illness.[afeblir] verbe transitif1. [personne] to weaken2. [atténuer] to weaken4. [monnaie] to weaken————————s'affaiblir verbe pronominal intransitifs'affaiblir de jour en jour to get weaker and weaker every day, to get weaker by the day -
3 affaibli
afebli adj affaibli, -e(parti, économie, autorité) weakened, (personne, voix) weak* * * -
4 affaiblissement
affaiblissement [afeblismɑ̃]masculine nounweakening ; [de facultés] deterioration• l'affaiblissement de notre pays au plan international our country's waning influence on the international scene* * *afɛblismɑ̃nom masculin2) (de bruit, vue, santé) fading3) (de volonté, courage, détermination) diminishing4) (de volume, quantité) reduction (de in)* * *afeblismɑ̃ nm* * *2 (de bruit, vue, santé) fading;3 (de volonté, courage, détermination) diminishing;4 (de style, d'œuvre) les critiques ont remarqué l'affaiblissement de son style dans ses derniers écrits critics have noted that his style lost its edge in his later writings;5 (de volume, quantité) reduction (de in).[afeblismɑ̃] nom masculin[d'une personne, d'une idée, d'un sentiment] weakening[d'une lumière, d'un bruit] fading -
5 ciment amaigri
Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > ciment amaigri
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6 faux-joint
mdummy joint, weakened-plane jointDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > faux-joint
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7 joint aveugle
mdummy joint, weakened-plane jointDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > joint aveugle
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8 anémié
anémie [anemi]feminine noun* * *anemi1) Médecine anaemia2) fig weakness* * *anemi nfanaemia Grande-Bretagne anemia USA* * *anémie nf1 ⇒ Les douleurs et les maladies Méd anaemia;2 fig weakness.anémie pernicieuse pernicious anaemia. -
9 faiblir
faiblir [febliʀ]➭ TABLE 2 intransitive verb[malade, pouls, branche] to get weaker ; [forces, courage] to fail ; [voix] to get fainter ; [bruit] to die down ; [lumière] to dim ; [vent] to drop ; [espoir] to diminish ; [demande] to weaken* * *fɛbliʀverbe intransitif1) ( perdre de sa force) to get weaker2) ( perdre de sa fermeté) to weaken3) ( baisser de niveau) [sportif] to flag; [roman, jeu] to decline; [mémoire] to fail; [attention, envie] to wane; [espoir] to fade; [rendement] to dwindle; [vitesse] to slackenquel humour, ma parole, tu faiblis! — (colloq) that wasn't very funny, I think you're losing your touch!
4) ( diminuer d'intensité) [pluie] to abate; [bruit] to grow faint; [éclairage] to grow dim* * *febliʀ vi1) [force, personne] to weaken2) [lumière] to dim3) [vent] to drop* * *faiblir verb table: finir vi1 ( perdre de sa force) [personne, pouls] to get weaker; ma vue faiblit my eyesight is failing;2 ( perdre de sa fermeté) [personne, mouvement, monnaie] to weaken; devant tes pleurs il se sentit faiblir he weakened ou felt himself weaken at the sight of your tears;3 ( baisser de niveau) [sportif] to flag; [roman, intrigue, jeu] to decline; [mémoire] to fail; [attention, intérêt, envie] to wane; [espoir] to fade; [rendement, taux] to dwindle; [vitesse] to slacken; il a encore faibli en grec his standard in Greek has declined; quel humour, ma parole, tu faiblis! that wasn't very funny, I think you're losing your touch!;4 ( diminuer d'intensité) [orage, pluie, vent] to abate; [bruit, voix] to grow faint; [éclairage, ampoule] to grow dim.[feblir] verbe intransitif1. [perdre de sa force - personne, pouls] to get weaker ; [ - mémoire, mécanisme] to failchez elle, c'est la tête qui faiblit she's going weak in the head2. [diminuer - vent, orage, bourrasque] to drop ; [ - lumière] to dwindle ; [ - enthousiasme, colère, intérêt] to wane, to dwindle3. [cesser d'être efficace - athlète, élève] to get weaker4. [plier - paroi, tige] to show signs of weakening ; [ - résistance] to weaken5. (littéraire) [défaillir] to have a fainting fit -
10 fatiguer
fatiguer [fatige]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb• ça fatigue les yeux/le moteur it puts a strain on the eyes/the engineb. ( = agacer) to annoy ; ( = lasser) to wear out2. intransitive verb3. reflexive verb• se fatiguer à faire qch to tire o.s. out doing sth• se fatiguer de qch/de faire qch to get tired of sth/of doing sth• se fatiguer à expliquer to wear o.s. out explaining* * *fatige
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1) ( physiquement) to make [somebody] tired [personne]; to strain [yeux]; to weaken [cœur]; to tire [cheval]2) ( intellectuellement) to tire [somebody] out3) ( ennuyer) to wear [somebody] out4) ( mécaniquement) to wear out [moteur]; to put a strain on [matériau, structure]5) Culinaire to toss [salade]6) Agriculture to exhaust [terre]
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verbe intransitif1) (colloq) (physiquement, intellectuellement) to get tired2) [moteur, voiture] to be labouring [BrE]; [matériau, structure] to show signs of strain
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se fatiguer verbe pronominal1) ( devenir fatigué) to get tired (de of)2) ( se rendre fatigué) to tire oneself outse fatiguer en recherches/en démarches — to wear oneself out doing research/dealing with red tape
3) ( rendre fatigué)4) ( s'évertuer)* * *fatiɡe1. vt1) [l'organisme] to tire2) fig (= importuner) to wear out3) TECHNIQUE to put a strain on, to strain2. vi[moteur] to labour Grande-Bretagne to labor USA to strain* * *fatiguer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( physiquement) to make [sb] tired [personne]; to strain [yeux]; to make [sth] tired [jambes]; to weaken [estomac, cœur]; to tire [cheval];2 ( intellectuellement) [études, travail] to tire [sb] out [personne];3 ( ennuyer) to wear [sb] out [personne]; tu me fatigues avec tes questions you wear me out with all your questions;5 Culin to toss [salade];6 Agric to exhaust [terre].B vi1 ○( physiquement) [personne] to get tired; [jambes, yeux] to get tired; depuis son opération il fatigue vite since his operation he tires easily;2 ○( intellectuellement) to get tired;3 ( mécaniquement) [moteur, voiture] to be labouringGB; [matériau, structure] to show signs of strain.C se fatiguer vpr1 ( devenir fatigué) [personne] to get tired (de of); mes yeux se fatiguent vite my eyes get tired easily; je me suis fatigué d'elle/de leurs manières/de l'art moderne I got tired of her/of their manners/of modern art;2 ( se rendre fatigué) [personne] to tire oneself out; ne te fatigue pas trop lit, hum don't wear yourself out; se fatiguer en recherches/en démarches to wear oneself out doing research/dealing with red tape;3 ( rendre fatigué) se fatiguer les yeux to strain one's eyes; se fatiguer les jambes/le cœur to tire one's legs/heart;4 ( se donner de la peine) se fatiguer à faire to bother doing; ne te fatigue pas à ranger, je le ferai don't bother tidying up, I'll do it.[fatige] verbe transitif1. [épuiser] to tire ou to wear out (separable)2. [lasser] to annoy3. [user - machine, moteur] to put a strain on4. [dialecte: remuer]————————[fatige] verbe intransitifdépêche-toi, je fatigue! hurry up, I'm getting tired!2. MÉCANIQUE [faiblir] to become weakened[forcer] to bear a heavy strain————————se fatiguer verbe pronominal intransitifse fatiguer à: tu ne vas pas te fatiguer à tout nettoyer! don't tire yourself out cleaning everything!2. [faire un effort] to push oneself3. [faire des efforts inutiles]————————se fatiguer verbe pronominal transitifse fatiguer la vue ou les yeux to put a strain on ou to strain one's eyes————————se fatiguer de verbe pronominal plus préposition -
11 privation
privation [pʀivasjɔ̃]feminine nouna. ( = suppression) deprivationb. privations ( = sacrifices) privation* * *pʀivasjɔ̃1) ( suppression) (de droit, liberté) deprivation; ( de salaire) suspension2) ( manque) want, privation sout* * *privation nf2 ( manque) want, privation sout; souffrir de privations to suffer want; mener une vie or vivre de privations to live a life of privation; s'imposer des privations to make sacrifices; économiser à force or au prix de dures privations to scrimp and save.privation des droits civiques Jur forfeiture of civil rights.[privasjɔ̃] nom fémininprivation des droits civiques loss ou deprivation of civil rights————————privations nom féminin plurielà force de privations through constant sacrifice, by constantly doing without -
12 s'affaiblir
afebliʀ vpr/vi -
13 affaibli
COS indebulitu, fiaccuEN weakened
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