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ladaptation
Adaptation
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adaptation ,
inadaptation ,
réadaptation ,
captation ,
acceptation ,
adaptateur ,
cooptation ,
reptation ,
coadaptateur ,
or
non-acceptation
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
adaptation [adaptasjɔ̃] N f
1. adaptation BIOL:
adaptation (gén) (réajustement)
adaptation
processus/période d'adaptation
process/period of adaptation
faculté d'adaptation
capacity for adaptation
adaptation à
adjustment to
accomplir un effort d'adaptation
to try to adapt
avoir des problèmes d'adaptation
to have difficulty in adapting
2. adaptation:
adaptation CINE, MUS, THEAT
adaptation
adaptation au cinéma/à la télévision/au théâtre
film/TV/stage adaptation
adaptation d'un roman
adaptation of a novel
adaptation libre
loose adaptation
inadaptation [inadaptasjɔ̃] N f
1. inadaptation (gén):
inadaptation (de loi, d'équipement)
inappropriateness (à for)
2. inadaptation:
inadaptation PSYCH, SOCIOL
maladjustment (à to)
inadaptation sociale/affective
social/emotional maladjustment
réadaptation [ʀeadaptasjɔ̃] N f
réadaptation
readjustment
non-acceptation [nɔnaksɛptasjɔ̃] N f
non-acceptation
nonacceptance
captation [kaptasjɔ̃] N f
1. captation LAW:
captation
illegal securement, captation spec
2. captation:
captation THEAT, TV
filming a stage show for later TV broadcast
I. adapta|teur (adaptatrice) [adaptatœʀ, tʀis] N m (f)
adaptateur (adaptatrice) CINE, THEAT
adapter
II. adapta|teur N m
adapta|teur m TECH:
adapta|teur
adapter
coadapta|teur (coadaptatrice) [koadaptatœʀ, tʀis] N mf (f)
coadaptateur (coadaptatrice)
co-author (of an adaptation)
cooptation [koɔptasjɔ̃] N f
cooptation
co-option
un membre nommé par cooptation
a co-opted member
il a été admis par cooptation
he was co-opted
acceptation [aksɛptasjɔ̃] N f
acceptation
acceptance
sous réserve d'acceptation
subject to acceptance (de of)
reptation [ʀɛptasjɔ̃] N f
reptation
crawling uncountable
in the PONS Dictionary
adaptation [adaptasjɔ̃] N f
1. adaptation sans pl (action de s'adapter):
adaptation
adaptation
2. adaptation CINE, THEAT:
adaptation
adaptation
inadaptation [inadaptasjɔ̃] N f
inadaptation à qc
failure to adapt to sth
réadaptation [ʀeadaptasjɔ̃] N f
réadaptation
re-education
réadaptation d'un handicapé
rehabilitation
réadaptation à la vie civile/au travail
readjustment to civilian life/work
adaptateur [adaptatœʀ] N m TECH
adaptateur
adapter
acceptation [aksɛptasjɔ̃] N f
acceptation
acceptance
in the PONS Dictionary
adaptation [adaptasjo͂] N f
1. adaptation sans pl (action de s'adapter):
adaptation
adaptation
2. adaptation CINE, THEAT:
adaptation
adaptation
réadaptation [ʀeadaptasjo͂] N f
réadaptation
reeducation
réadaptation d'un handicapé
rehabilitation
réadaptation à la vie civile/au travail
readjustment to civilian life/work
inadaptation [inadaptasjo͂] N f
inadaptation à qc
failure to adapt to sth
adaptateur [adaptatœʀ] N m TECH
adaptateur
adapter
acceptation [aksɛptasjo͂] N f
acceptation
acceptance
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Au moment de l'enregistrer, il somme l’ingénieur de son d'y faire la captation.
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Créée en 2007, cette version est encore une fois l'objet d'une captation filmée.
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On y a ajouté des effets visuels pour tenter de rendre la captation présentable.
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Courts métrages, clips, animations, documentaires, longs métrages, web-séries, captations de concerts ou de spectacle... aucune contrainte de format n'est imposée.
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On considère un système, par exemple un dispositif de captation diffusion utilisant un ordinateur comme un sujet percevant et agissant.
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