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K.O. technique

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

technical knockout N SPORTS

technical knockout
knock-out m technique
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. knockout [Brit ˈnɒkaʊt, Am ˈnɑkˌaʊt] N

1. knockout (in boxing):

knockout
knock-out m
to win by a knockout
gagner par knock-out

2. knockout (brilliant person or thing):

knockout inf
réussite f
to be a knockout person:
être fantastique
he's a knockout on the drums
il est sublime à la batterie

II. knockout [Brit ˈnɒkaʊt, Am ˈnɑkˌaʊt] ADJ

1. knockout SPORTS:

knockout competition
avec tours éliminatoires

2. knockout (incapacitating) inf:

knockout pills, injection
sédatif/-ive

3. knockout (brilliant) inf:

knockout idea
sublime
to look a knockout
être superbe

technical [Brit ˈtɛknɪk(ə)l, Am ˈtɛknək(ə)l] ADJ

1. technical (mechanical, technological):

technical
technique
a technical hitch
un incident technique
the technical staff
les techniciens

2. technical (specialist):

technical
technique
technical terms
mots mpl techniques

3. technical LAW (in law):

technical point, detail, defect
de procédure
technical offence
quasi-délit m

4. technical:

technical MUS, SPORTS
technique

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I. knockout [ˈnɒkaʊt, Am ˈnɑ:k-] N

1. knockout Aus, Brit (tournament):

knockout
épreuve f éliminatoire

2. knockout SPORTS:

knockout
K.-O. m
to win by a knockout
gagner par K.-O.

3. knockout (attractive person or thing):

knockout
merveille f

II. knockout [ˈnɒkaʊt, Am ˈnɑ:k-] ADJ

1. knockout Aus, Brit SPORTS:

knockout
éliminatoire

2. knockout (stunning):

knockout
foudroyant(e)
knockout idea
époustouflant(e)
knockout blow
coup de grâce

3. knockout (soothing):

knockout drops
soporifique m

technical [ˈteknɪkəl] ADJ

technical
technique
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I. knockout [ˈnak·aʊt] N

1. knockout sports:

knockout
K.-O. m
to win by (a) knockout
gagner par K.-O.

2. knockout (attractive person or thing):

knockout
merveille f

II. knockout [ˈnak·aʊt] ADJ

knockout
foudroyant(e)
knockout idea
époustouflant(e)
knockout blow
coup m de grâce

technical [ˈtek·nɪ·k ə l] ADJ

technical
technique

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Due to this technical fault, over half of votes did not go through.
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Four technical studies were conducted between 17512 and 1982.
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Technical controls are possible complex systems that are to tested and verified.
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Technical difficulties included the very high transistor counts needed to support the wide instruction words and the large caches.
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The technical name for a loan or advance of pay was musaadat.
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