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artificiel(le)

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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man-made [Brit manˈmeɪd, Am ˈˌmæn ˈˌmeɪd] ADJ

man-made fibre, dye
man-made fabric
man-made pond, snow
man-made environment
man-made object, tool
man-made catastrophe
French
French
English
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artificiellement [aʀtifisjɛlmɑ̃] ADV

1. artificiellement (en fabriquant):

2. artificiellement (arbitrairement):

artificiellement résoudre, différencier

chimique [ʃimik] ADJ

1. chimique:

chimique analyse, réaction, industrie, produit
chimique fibre

2. chimique pej:

chimique boisson, nourriture
chimique goût

artific|iel (artificielle) [aʀtifisjɛl] ADJ

1. artificiel (fabriqué) (gén):

artificiel (artificielle) intelligence, lumière, fibre
artificiel (artificielle) port, colline

2. artificiel (faux) pej:

artificiel (artificielle) besoins
artificiel (artificielle) vie, plaisirs
artificiel (artificielle) gaieté, rire
artificiel (artificielle) enthousiasme

3. artificiel (arbitraire):

artificiel (artificielle) notion, classification
artificiel (artificielle) argumentation

I. plan (plane) [plɑ̃, plan] ADJ

1. plan (gén):

plan (plane) surface
plan (plane) surface

2. plan:

plan (plane) MATH, PHYS

II. plan N m

1. plan (carte):

2. plan:

plan ARCHIT, CONSTR

3. plan TECH (de machine, d'appareil):

4. plan:

plan MATH, PHYS

5. plan (canevas):

6. plan (image):

plan CINE, PHOTO

7. plan (niveau):

être relégué au second plan personne, problème:
de (tout) premier plan personnalité
leading attr
de (tout) premier plan œuvre

8. plan (projet):

III. plan (plane) [plɑ̃, plan]

plan fixe CINE
plan moyen CINE
plan social ECON, COMM
plan social ECON, COMM

IV. plan (plane) [plɑ̃, plan]

laisser qn en plan inf
laisser qc en plan inf
rester en plan inf personne:
rester en plan projets:

I. gros (grosse) [ɡʀo, ɡʀos] ADJ attr

1. gros (volumineux):

gros (grosse) (gén)
gros (grosse) tête, cœur lit
gros (grosse) cigare

2. gros (épais):

gros (grosse) lèvres, genoux, chevilles
gros (grosse) couverture, pull, rideau

3. gros (gras):

gros (grosse) homme, femme, enfant
gros (grosse) bébé
gros (grosse) ventre

4. gros (important):

gros (grosse) entreprise, exploitation
gros (grosse) commerçant, producteur, industriel, actionnaire, client
gros (grosse) contrat, investissement, marché
gros (grosse) dégâts
gros (grosse) dépense, héritage, somme
gros (grosse) récolte, cueillette

5. gros (grave):

gros (grosse) problème, erreur
gros (grosse) difficulté, déception, défaut

6. gros (fort):

gros (grosse) mensonge, surprise
gros (grosse) rhume
gros (grosse) sanglots
gros (grosse) soupir, voix
gros (grosse) câlin, larmes, appétit
gros (grosse) pluie, chute de neige
gros (grosse) orage
gros (grosse) temps, mer
gros (grosse) buveur, fumeur
gros (grosse) mangeur

7. gros (rude):

gros (grosse) traits
gros (grosse) rire
gros (grosse) drap, laine

II. gros (grosse) [ɡʀo, ɡʀos] N m (f)

gros (grosse)

III. gros (grosse) [ɡʀo, ɡʀos] ADV

1. gros (en gros caractères):

gros (grosse) écrire

2. gros (beaucoup) miser, risquer, gagner, perdre:

gros (grosse) lit
gros (grosse) fig
jouer gros lit, fig

IV. gros N m

1. gros (plupart):

le gros de spectateurs, lecteurs, passagers
le gros de manifestants, troupes, armée, expédition
le gros de travail
le gros de effort, dépenses, revenus
le gros de été, hiver, saison
le gros de déficit

2. gros COMM:

de gros magasin, commerce, prix

3. gros FISH:

V. en gros phrase

1. en gros (dans les grandes lignes):

en gros expliquer, raconter

2. en gros COMM:

en gros acheter, vendre
en gros achat, vente
en gros achat, vente
bulk attr

3. en gros (en gros caractères):

en gros écrit, imprimé

VI. grosse N f

1. grosse (copie d'acte):

2. grosse (douze douzaines):

VII. gros (grosse) [ɡʀo, ɡʀos]

gros bonnet inf
big wig Brit inf
gros bonnet inf
big shot inf
gros bras inf
gros coup inf
gros cube inf MOTOR, TRANSP
big bike inf
gros cube inf MOTOR, TRANSP
gros cube inf MOTOR, TRANSP
big hog Am inf
gros cul inf
gros gibier HUNT
gros lard inf
fat slob inf
gros lot GAMES
gros œuvre CONSTR
gros plan CINE
fatso inf
gros rouge inf
red plonk Brit inf
gros rouge inf
gros sel FOOD
gros titre JOURN
big wig Brit inf
big shot inf
brain box Brit inf
brain inf

VIII. gros (grosse) [ɡʀo, ɡʀos]

to give sb a thick ear Brit inf
to beat sb upside the head Am inf

comète [kɔmɛt] N f

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man-made ADJ

man-made fibres
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man-made ADJ

man-made fibers
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In earlier times, ponds were man-made and utilitarian; as stew ponds, mill ponds and so on.
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It is noise that simulates the spectra of natural settings, without man-made noises.
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The report calls artificial light "a man-made self-experiment" that throws sleep out of whack.
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The larger body of water may be natural or man-made.
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It is found in soil, water, skin flora, and most man-made environments throughout the world.
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