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interface ,
interférer ,
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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

interface [ɛ̃tɛʀfas] N f

interface COMPUT, TECH
interface
interface graphique COMPUT
graphical interface
interface de raccordement COMPUT
attachment unit interface, AUI

interféron [ɛ̃tɛʀfeʀɔ̃] N m

interféron
interferon

interférer [ɛ̃tɛʀfeʀe] VB intr

1. interférer fig:

interférer
to interfere (avec with)
les deux projets risquent d'interférer
the two projects might interfere with each other

2. interférer PHYS:

interférer
to interfere

in the PONS Dictionary

interface [ɛ̃tɛʀfas] N f COMPUT

interface
interface
interface graphique
graphic interface
interface utilisateur
user interface
in the PONS Dictionary

interface [ɛ͂tɛʀfas] N f inform

interface
interface
interface graphique
graphic interface
interface utilisateur
user interface
Présent
j'interfère
tuinterfères
il/elle/oninterfère
nousinterférons
vousinterférez
ils/ellesinterfèrent
Imparfait
j'interférais
tuinterférais
il/elle/oninterférait
nousinterférions
vousinterfériez
ils/ellesinterféraient
Passé simple
j'interférai
tuinterféras
il/elle/oninterféra
nousinterférâmes
vousinterférâtes
ils/ellesinterférèrent
Futur simple
j'interfèrerai / OT interférerai
tuinterfèreras / OT interféreras
il/elle/oninterfèrera / OT interférera
nousinterfèrerons / OT interférerons
vousinterfèrerez / OT interférerez
ils/ellesinterfèreront / OT interféreront
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Se liant avec les oses, les lectines peuvent interférer avec le métabolisme des glucides.
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L'espèce peut interférer avec certaines opérations de renaturation de zones humides.
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À une difficulté plus grande, d'autres reflets doivent interférer avec les images.
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Un autre cas d'application de ce principe est l'importation de matériel biologique sur d'autres planètes qui peut interférer avec la recherche de formes de vie.
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Cela consiste enfin à interférer avec son développement cognitif, par hyperstimulation par exemple, ou au contraire à lui imposer des restrictions d'apprentissage.
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