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золотом
technical

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

French
French
English
English

I. technique [tɛknik] ADJ (tous contextes)

technique

II. technique [tɛknik] N m

technique
les professeurs du technique

III. technique [tɛknik] N f

1. technique (méthode):

technique
technique
technique artisanale/de vente
craft/sales technique
il n'a pas la (bonne) technique inf
he hasn't got the knack inf (pour faire of doing)

2. technique (maîtrise):

technique
technique
elle manque de technique
she lacks technique

3. technique (ensemble de connaissances):

technique
technology uncountable

4. technique AUDIO, RADIO, TV:

la technique
à la technique Agnès Bon
English
English
French
French
knock-out m technique
fiche f technique
Alexander technique
technique f Alexander
fiche f technique
technique f scénique
technique
technique f (for doing pour faire)
technique
technique f
technique
un incident technique
technique
technical MUS, SPORTS
technique
collège m technique

in the PONS Dictionary

French
French
English
English

I. technique [tɛknik] ADJ

technique ouvrage, revue, terme:

technique
lycée technique

II. technique [tɛknik] N m SCHOOL

technique

III. technique [tɛknik] N f

technique
technique
English
English
French
French
technique
technique
technique f
contrôle m technique
collège m technique
technique f de vente
technique f de conservation
dessinateur(-trice) m (f) (technique)
technique f
in the PONS Dictionary
French
French
English
English

I. technique [tɛknik] ADJ

technique ouvrage, revue, terme:

technique
lycée technique

II. technique [tɛknik] N m SCHOOL

technique

III. technique [tɛknik] N f

technique
technique
English
English
French
French
technique
technique f
technique
technique f
technique f de vente
technique f de conservation
dessinateur m technique
dessinatrice f technique
performance f technique

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