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techniques

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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technique [Brit tɛkˈniːk, Am tɛkˈnik] N

1. technique (method):

technique
technique f (for doing pour faire)
marketing/printing techniques
techniques de marketing/d'impression

2. technique (skill):

technique
technique f

Alexander technique N

Alexander technique
technique f Alexander
quality control attr techniques, procedure
de contrôle de qualité
metamorphic quality, technique
de métamorphose
drainage attr channel, hole, pipe, technique
de drainage
flawless performance, technique
irréprochable
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French
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techniques radiophoniques
(radio) broadcasting techniques
rompu aux techniques modernes
well-versed in modern techniques
procédé
technique
mettre au point/améliorer un procédé
to develop/refine a technique
procédé de lyophilisation/fabrication
freeze-drying/manufacturing technique
procédé révolutionnaire/chirurgical
revolutionary/surgical technique
procédé destiné à faire
technique for doing
brûlis
slash-and-burn technique

in the PONS Dictionary

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technique [tekˈni:k] N

technique
technique f
high-pressure sales techniques
techniques fpl de vente à l'arrachée
storytelling [technique] MKTG, MEDIA spec
accroche narrative f Quebec spec
obsolete word, technique
obsolète
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French
English
English
facture d'un tableau, poème
technique
technique
technique
familier à qn, cette technique m'est familière
I'm familiar with this technique
métier (technique)
technique
mettre une technique au point
to perfect a technique
in the PONS Dictionary
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technique [tek·ˈnik] N

technique
technique f
high-pressure sales techniques
techniques de vente agressives
obsolete word, technique
obsolète
French
French
English
English
technique
technique
familier à qn, cette technique m'est familière
I'm familiar with this technique
métier (technique)
technique
mettre une technique au point
to perfect a technique

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high-pressure sales techniques
techniques fpl de vente à l'arrachée

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The sandstone is derived from metamorphic and volcanic fragments.
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The most abundant rock types are quartzite and banded iron formation, with subordinate metamorphic gneisses, metaconglomerates and pelitic to semi-pelitic quartz-muscovite schists.
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For example, many metamorphic limestones, marbles, and calc-schists, with crystalline dolomites, contain silicate minerals such as mica, tremolite, diopside, scapolite, quartz and feldspar.
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Their geological formation is metamorphic gneiss, veined with felspar and quartz, and interspersed with reddish porphyrite.
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The southern three quarters of the region consists of metamorphic rock such as gneiss, schist, mica, and migmatite.
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