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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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syllabus <pl syllabuses or syllabi> [Brit ˈsɪləbəs, Am ˈsɪləbəs] N
syllabus
programme m
on the syllabus
au programme
cross-disciplinary SCHOOL, UNIV course, syllabus
pluridisciplinaire
vocational syllabus, approach
à orientation professionnelle
uninspired budget, syllabus
sans imagination
generalize education, curriculum, syllabus
généraliser
shorten syllabus
alléger
broad introduction, invitation, syllabus, consensus, feeling, implication
général
we will cover half the syllabus this term
nous ferons or couvrirons la moitié du programme ce trimestre
French
French
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programme SCHOOL, UNIV
syllabus
le programme d'histoire
the History syllabus
le programme de première année
the first-year syllabus
au programme
on the syllabus
il faut éviter la surcharge des programmes scolaires
we must avoid overloading the school syllabus
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syllabus <-es [or form syllabi]> [ˈsɪləbəs] N
syllabus
programme m
to be on the syllabus
être au programme
broad range, syllabus
varié(e)
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French
English
English
tronc commun (cycle commun)
common-core syllabus
surcharge des programmes scolaires
overloading of the school syllabus
programme
syllabus
être hors programme SCHOOL
not to be on the syllabus
in the PONS Dictionary
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syllabus <-es [or form syllabi]> [ˈsɪl·ə·bəs] N
syllabus
programme m
to be on the syllabus
être au programme
broad range, syllabus
varié(e)
French
French
English
English
programme
syllabus
être hors programme SCHOOL
not to be on the syllabus
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to be on the syllabus
être au programme
être hors programme SCHOOL
not to be on the syllabus
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The example can be easily generalized in other dimensions.
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For example, cartesian closed categories are generalized by closed monoidal categories.
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Researchers report that changes occur rapidly, there is good maintenance, and that changes generalize across settings.
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The fact that her data are not probability samples raises concerns about whether the sample data can be generalized to relevant populations.
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The former remains completely stable in the presence of new information but lacks the ability to generalize, i.e. infer general principles, from new inputs.
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