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composants
English
English
French
French
components factory N
components factory
usine f de pièces détachées
component [Brit kəmˈpəʊnənt, Am kəmˈpoʊnənt] N
component (gen) MATH
composante f
component MOTOR, TECH
pièce f
component ELECTRON
composant m
component CHEM
constituant m
component part N
component part
élément m (of de)
interrelated components, parts
interdépendant
stressed MECH, PHYS, TECH components, covering, structure
travaillant
slot in coin, piece, component
insérer
French
French
English
English
composant
component
composant électronique
electronic component
composante (de politique)
component
composante MATH, PHYS, LING
component
optique
optical components pl
AFAT
women's component of the French army
English
English
French
French
component [kəmˈpəʊnənt, Am -ˈpoʊ-] N
1. component (part):
component
constituant m
component of a system
élément m
key component
élément-clé m
2. component TECH:
component
composant m
component part N
1. component part (part):
component part
élément m constitutif
2. component part (spare part):
component part
pièce f détachée
French
French
English
English
composante
component
composant(e)
component
composant
component
décomposer un élément en ses composants
to break an element down into its components
English
English
French
French
component [kəm·ˈpoʊ·nənt] N
1. component (part):
component
constituant m
component of a system
élément m
key component
élément-clé m
2. component TECH:
component
composant m
component part N
1. component part (part):
component part
élément m constitutif
2. component part (spare part):
component part
pièce f détachée
French
French
English
English
composant(e)
component
composante
component
composant
component
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key component
élément-clé m
décomposer un élément en ses composants
to break an element down into its components
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Furthermore, his characters and the narrative complexities that arise interrelate across the whole body of his work.
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A role can be defined as a tendency to behave, contribute and interrelate with others in a particular way.
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The problem is everyone's doing their own thing -- no one's actually seeing how they all interrelate.
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Identification of the remaining odd parts of these functions was formulated based on symmetry transformations that interrelate domains.
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John, we should not simply be comparing the same rail proposals but looking to how we can integrate, interrelate and interconnect both.
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