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difficulty
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difficulté [difikylte] N f
1. difficulté (peine):
difficulté
toute la difficulté est
aimer/fuir la difficulté
avoir/éprouver de la difficulté à faire
avec difficulté
en difficulté avion, bateau, personne, famille, secteur
mettre qn/se mettre en difficulté
2. difficulté (obstacle):
difficulté
ne présenter aucune difficulté
sans difficulté(s)
3. difficulté (objection):
difficulté
to raise objections (pour faire about doing)
elle n'a fait aucune difficulté
graduer difficulté
graduer difficulté
to grade Brit
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difficulté [difikylte] N f
difficulté
de difficulté croissante
être/se retrouver en difficulté
mettre en difficulté
mécanique difficulté
surgir difficulté
cerner difficulté
occulter difficulté, problème
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difficulté [difikylte] N f
difficulté
être/se retrouver en difficulté
mettre en difficulté
mécanique difficulté
surgir difficulté
cerner difficulté
progressif (-ive) développement, difficulté, amnésie, paralysie
English
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French
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élève en difficulté
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se poser question, difficulté, problème
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