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1 sicken
sicken [ˈsɪkn]• to sicken of... se lasser de...* * *['sɪkən] 1.transitive verb rendre [quelqu'un] malade; fig écœurer2.1) [person, animal] littér tomber malade, dépérir2) fig ( grow weary) -
2 sicken
B vi1 littér [person, animal] tomber malade, dépérir ; to be sickening for something couver quelque chose ; -
3 sicken
sicken ['sɪkən](a) (disgust, distress) écœurer, dégoûter;∎ it sickened him to see them together ça l'écœurait de les voir ensemble∎ the smell sickens me cette odeur me soulève le cœur ou me donne des hauts-le-cœur∎ British he's sickening for something il couve quelque chose∎ she sickened of her idle life elle se lassa de mener une vie désœuvrée -
4 экотуризм
экотуризм
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ecotourism
Excursions to relatively untouched lands, which for the tourist promise the chance to observe unusual wildlife and indigenous inhabitants. The travel industry, in an attempt to market adventure and authenticity to those travellers weary of "civilisation" promote travel to environments free of modern technology. Ecotourism's inherent contradiction is the promotion of untouched lands, which immediately become touched by the hands of tourism. (Source: WPR)
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