Translations for infancy in the English»French Dictionary (Go to French»English)

infancy [Brit ˈɪnf(ə)nsi, Am ˈɪnfənsi] N

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1. infancy (young childhood):

infancy

première enfance f

infancy

petite enfance f

from (one's) infancy

de sa petite enfance

in early infancy

dans la toute petite enfance

in (one's) infancy

2. infancy fig:

infancy

in its infancy

in the infancy of career, movement

au tout début de

to be still in its infancy fig company, project:

en être encore à ses débuts or à ses premiers balbutiements

3. infancy LAW:

infancy

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balbutiant (balbutiante)

in its infancy

être dans les langes

to be in its infancy

balbutier fig

to be in its infancy

minorité pénale LAW

legal infancy

la psychanalyse n'en était qu'à ses premiers balbutiements

psychoanalysis was still in its infancy

Translations for infancy in the English»French Dictionary (Go to French»English)

infancy [ˈɪnfəntsi] N a. fig

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minorité pénale

legal infancy

petite enfance

infancy

dès la petite enfance

from his infancy

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It teaches us to move using the natural methods that we should have learned from infancy. en.wikipedia.org

They had thirteen children (six boys and seven girls), four of whom died in infancy. en.wikipedia.org

She gave birth to sixteen children, but only three survived infancy. en.wikipedia.org

She had nine sisters, the first and last dying in infancy, and four brothers. en.wikipedia.org

The player starts in infancy and must progress through the school years, and to a rewarding career. en.wikipedia.org

The couple had nine children, eight of whom survived infancy and six of whom, all daughters, outlived their father. en.wikipedia.org

He cautions that the research is in infancy, but it appears that physiological factors and environmental factors may both play roles. en.wikipedia.org

This development is still in its infancy and quite rare. en.wikipedia.org

Through such demands, he states, the whole past opens up right down to early infancy. en.wikipedia.org

The eldest of six children, he had two brothers and three sisters, one of whom died in infancy. en.wikipedia.org

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