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sirens
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French
English
English
sirène [siʀɛn] N f
1. sirène MIL:
sirène (gén)
siren
sirène (de bateau)
foghorn
sirène (d'usine)
hooter Brit
sirène (d'usine)
siren
sirène des pompiers (dans la ville)
fire siren
sirène des pompiers (sur un camion)
siren on a fire engine
2. sirène MYTH:
sirène (gén)
mermaid
sirène (au chant fatal)
siren
être séduit par les sirènes de l'argent/du pouvoir/d'Hollywood
to be seduced by the allure of money/of power/of Hollywood
sirène d'alarme
fire alarm
Phrases:
écouter le chant des sirènes
to listen to the sirens' song
actionner sirène, mécanisme
to activate, to turn on
chant des sirènes
siren song
la sirène se déclenche automatiquement
the alarm goes off automatically
English
English
French
French
mermaid
sirène f
siren
sirène f
siren
sirène f also fig
air-raid siren
sirène f d'alerte aérienne
hooter
sirène f
horn (of ship)
sirène f
to sound one's horn ship:
donner un coup de sirène
whistle (siren)
sirène f
the factory whistle goes at 5 pm
la sirène de l'usine sonne à 17 h
French
French
English
English
sirène [siʀɛn] N f
1. sirène (signal):
sirène
siren
sirène d'alarme
alarm siren
les sirènes sonnent
the sirens are going off
2. sirène (femme poisson):
sirène
mermaid
3. sirène iron hum (symbole de séduction):
chant des sirènes
siren song
mugir vent, sirène
to howl
sonner l'alarme personne, sirène
to sound the alarm
English
English
French
French
mermaid
sirène f
siren
sirène f
French
French
English
English
sirène [siʀɛn] N f
1. sirène (signal):
sirène
siren
les sirènes sonnent
the sirens are going off
2. sirène (femme poisson):
sirène
mermaid
3. sirène iron hum (symbole de séduction):
chant des sirènes
siren song
sonner l'alarme personne, sirène
to sound the alarm
English
English
French
French
mermaid
sirène f
siren
sirène f
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sonner l'alarme personne, sirène
to sound the alarm
sirène d'alarme
alarm siren
les sirènes sonnent
the sirens are going off
chant des sirènes
siren song
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Par contre, les échantillons comportant des alcanes et des alcènes ensemble ont été les plus attrayants et ont déclenché le comportement d'accouplement.
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Lorsque l'opération est déclenchée, les hélicoptères décollent en premier pour rejoindre la zone de récupération.
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Le déploiement est déclenché le 4 mars 2019.
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L'adhérence est le résultat d'une réaction chimique déclenchée par les composants de l'activateur qui créent une liaison chimique entre la peinture et la sous-couche.
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Déclenché par une charge pyrotechnique, il se comporte comme une charge relais qui allume la charge principale.
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