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langage/programme source
source language N
I. source [Brit sɔːs, Am sɔrs] N
1. source (origin):
source f (of de)
at source affect, cut off, deduct
2. source (cause):
source of anxiety, resentment, satisfaction
source of anxiety, resentment, satisfaction
source of problem, error, infection, pollution
source of rumour
3. source JOURN (informant):
source f (close to proche de)
4. source GEOG (of river):
5. source LIT (of writer, work):
II. sources N
sources npl UNIV (reference materials):
III. source [Brit sɔːs, Am sɔrs] VB trans (obtain)
source products, energy
to be sourced from region, country
language [Brit ˈlaŋɡwɪdʒ, Am ˈlæŋɡwɪdʒ] N
1. language U (system):
2. language (of a particular nation):
3. language U (words used by a particular group) (gen) COMPUT:
I. source [sɔ:s, Am sɔ:rs] N a. fig
II. source [sɔ:s, Am sɔ:rs] VB trans
1. source (state origin):
2. source (find out):
language [ˈlæŋgwɪdʒ] N
1. language no pl (system of communication):
2. language (idiom of a cultural community):
Phrases:
I. source [sɔrs] N a. fig
II. source [sɔrs] VB trans
1. source (state origin):
2. source (obtain from other business):
language [ˈlæŋ·gwɪdʒ] N
1. language (system of communication):
2. language (idiom of a cultural community):
Phrases:
Present
Isource
yousource
he/she/itsources
wesource
yousource
theysource
Past
Isourced
yousourced
he/she/itsourced
wesourced
yousourced
theysourced
Present Perfect
Ihavesourced
youhavesourced
he/she/ithassourced
wehavesourced
youhavesourced
theyhavesourced
Past Perfect
Ihadsourced
youhadsourced
he/she/ithadsourced
wehadsourced
youhadsourced
theyhadsourced
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