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评述
performance
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performance [pɛʀfɔʀmɑ̃s] N f
1. performance:
performance (résultat)
performance (record, exploit)
réaliser une belle performance
améliorer sa performance
c'est une véritable performance
performance d'acteur
2. performance ECON, FIN (résultats, rendement):
performance uncountable
3. performance TECH (d'avion, de machine):
performance
voiture de haute performance
4. performance PSYCH:
performance
test de performance
5. performance LING:
performance
contre-performance <pl contre-performances>, contreperformance <pl contreperformances> [kɔ̃tʀəpɛʀfɔʀmɑ̃s] N f
contre-performance
contre-performance commerciale
homologuer record, performance
English
English
French
French
performance art
she gave a self-possessed performance
performance
performance f (in à)
performance
performance
showing SPORTS
French
French
English
English
performance [pɛʀfɔʀmɑ̃s] N f a. SPORTS
performance
performances d'une machine, voiture
performance + vb sing
contre-performance [kɔ̃tʀəpɛʀfɔʀmɑ̃s] N f
contre-performance
superbe repas, vin, temps, performance, résultat
English
English
French
French
high-performance
to turn in a superb performance
performance
to offer the utmost in performance
to perform well/badly car, camera, worker
French
French
English
English
performance [pɛʀfɔʀmɑ͂s] N f a. SPORTS
performance
performances d'une machine, voiture
performance + vb sing
contre-performance [ko͂tʀəpɛʀfɔʀmɑ͂s] N f
contre-performance
English
English
French
French
high-performance
to turn in a superb performance
performance
to perform well/poorly car, camera, worker
to offer the utmost in performance
a hell of a decision/performance
indice de performance
indice de performance
coéfficient de performance
coéfficient de performance
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Les inspections de maisons d'identifier les problèmes, mais la construction de diagnostic identifie des solutions aux problèmes rencontrés et leurs résultats prévus.
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Le diagnostic d'omphalocèle est fait le plus souvent lors des échographies de surveillance.
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Mais ce diagnostic n'a jamais pu être prouvé.
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Helder a reçu le diagnostic d'un trouble schizo-affectif.
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