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FOR A START / POUR COMMENCER to view a photo(graph) examiner une photo(graphie) to describe a photo (fully/completely, in detail, etc.) décrire une image (entièrement / de bout en bout, en détail, etc.) descriptive vocabulary vocabulaire descriptif what is (being) photographed ce qui est (en train d’être) photographié what is depicted ce qui est dépeint (syn. what is portrayed) what is represented ce qui est représenté in the photo dans la photo, sur la photo the still camera l’appareil photo(graphique)

consists in knowing how to target, to attract and to keep the good customers and represent a determining factor of the success of the company. To build and to develop relations with its customers is a challenge, particularly when the company possesses thousands (even millions) of customers who communicate with this one of multiple manners. To arrive at a satisfactory result, the management systems of customer relationship management have to allow the persons in charge of company to understand better their

is twelve (Section One) and eighteen through twenty (Sections Two to Four). Though she speaks in the past tense, Sophie presents her story in strict temporal order, rarely invoking the privileges or analyses of hindsight. Exceptionally, the narrative first-person fades as Sophie recounts a well-known parable. tone ·Sophie's tone is empathetic but objective, in the style of a testament. Though the narrative first person has access to Sophie's private feelings, its primarily factual style is more suggestive

| |il più fetente figlio di puttana |[...] The little sandy-haired woman had flung herself forward over the | |che c’è nella valle |back of the chair in front of her. With a tremulous murmur that sounded | |Adesso mi metto giù a dormire |like ‘My Saviour!’ she extended her arms towards the screen. Then she | |E prego IDDIO che la GUERRA

ladies uncomfortable. Tante Lou asks Vivian about her background and beliefs. Vivian goes to church regularly, although it’s to the Catholic church. Tante Lou presses Vivian about whether she would drop her religion to marry Grant, the atheist. Vivian says she hopes she would not have to do that, but that if she had to, she would. Grant quickly ushers Vivian onto the porch. Vivian tells Grant that she is happy to know that at least other families criticize their children as much as her family does.

Marlon, Tito, Jackie et Jermaine, sous l'autorité de son père . Lorsque Michael a 11 ans, le groupe sort son premier album, Diana Ross Present The Jackson 5 suivi de ABC. Les singles sont classés successivement numéro 1 au Billboard : I Want You Back, ABC, The love You Save et I'll be there. Une performance encore jamais reproduite par un groupe. En parallèle Michael Jackson entretient une carrière solo, il sortira notamment la chanson Ben, qui se placera numéro un et va prouver que Michael

com Business English Glossary L'anglais des affaires : Index Cours Exercices Tests Lectures CAPES/Agrég. Bacs Ressources Nouveau Webmaster There are two sections to this glossary: English-French and French-English. English-French A | B | C | D | E-F | G | H | I-J | K-L | M | N-O | P | Q-R | S | T | U-V | W Jump to French-English section. A account, current un compte courant accountant un comptable accounting system plan comptable accounts department service comptable accounts

Jump to French-English section. A account, current un compte courant accountant un comptable accounting system plan comptable accounts department service comptable accounts payable book livre des effets à payer accounts receivable book livre des effets à recevoir acknowledgement of order accusé de réception de commande act of God un cas de force majeure, une catastrophe naturelle addressing machine une machine à adresser advertisement une publicité, une annonce advertising la publicité advertising

Under the Apartheid, life is unfair !!! The scene takes place under Apartheid in Johannesburg in South Africe at a bus stop. Two Black people try to get on a bus. Bus Driver: (angry) Are you stupid, you aren't allowed to get on my bus. It's an only white bus !!! Tiro: (sorry) Excuse-me, we have not see the bilboard. We are going to take another bus. Naledi:( irritated) I'm not apologize. We are alive beings. It's not us who should be sorry. Those stupid white people should be sorry. Why

an attempt to bring more people to town[1], installed two black and white billboards on the Trans-Canada highway. The team of marketing specialists believed that the use of a black and white image would create enough of a shock to achieve this goal. This æsthetic action created waves within the community. There were a few newspaper articles and letters to the editor written; some praising the audacity of the signs, and some others were more critical. After a year, I was curious to see how the