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lead (chim.), graphite blackbird n. (orn.), merle m. blackbuck n. (zoo.), antilope f. bladderwort n. (bot.), utriculaire f. (plante aquatique) blade n. (instr.), lame f., pale f. (ventilateur), lamelle f. (d’un obturateur), ailette f. blanc adj., white, ~ fixe (chim.), sulfate de baryum bland adj. (chim., pharm.), insipide, sans effet blast furnace n. (instr., métal.), hautfourneau m. blast off (to) v. t. (aéro.), mettre à feu, être mis à feu blastoïd n. (paléo.), blastoïde m. blastospore n. (zoo

lead (chim.), graphite blackbird n. (orn.), merle m. blackbuck n. (zoo.), antilope f. bladderwort n. (bot.), utriculaire f. (plante aquatique) blade n. (instr.), lame f., pale f. (ventilateur), lamelle f. (d’un obturateur), ailette f. blanc adj., white, ~ fixe (chim.), sulfate de baryum bland adj. (chim., pharm.), insipide, sans effet blast furnace n. (instr., métal.), hautfourneau m. blast off (to) v. t. (aéro.), mettre à feu, être mis à feu blastoïd n. (paléo.), blastoïde m. blastospore n. (zoo

detour Bible : Bible bibliographie : bibliography bibliomane : bibliomaniac bibliothécaire : librarian bibliothèque : library bicyclette : bike, cycle, bicycle bidasse : serviceman, soldier bidon : can Biélorusse : Witrus Biélorussie : Byelorussia, White Russia bien : estate, farm, property, ranch bien−être : well−being bien aimé : well beloved bien intentionné : benevolent bien tourne : well shaped bien tourné : well shaped bienfaisance : beneficence French−english Dictionary 254 French−english

trotz der vom Kritiker empfundenen Schwierigkeit, ihre sachlichen Identifikationskriterien zu erfinden, und auch trotz der Postmoderne als etwas Absolutes auf. In ihrer Vielgestaltigkeit hat sie schon auch vor dem XIX. Jahrhundert, in dem sie als der hervorragende ästhetische Wert ein Wiederaufblühen erlebt hat, scheinbar so viele Leben erfahren, dass alle künstlerischen Ausdrücke, die von ihrem Imperativ abweichen würden, verdächtig wirken. Seit die ersten modernen Werke zu Klassiker wurden, sind

forment des groupes de mots, facile à reconnaître entre interlocuteurs. Ces groupes de mots qui existent aussi dans votre propre langue, rendent la communication plus facile. Par exemple, en anglais, en dirait plus naturellement : • black and white et non pas • white and black. 8 A109 TG PA 00 49 Unit 2 Word Families Des mots peuvent aussi être regroupés parce qu’ils appartiennent à la même famille. Verb Noun Noun (person) Adjective/Adverb to produce production product producer productive

depends for her survival on the guru who had enriched himself at her expense, but at first she takes her vengeance by cooking tasteless food and allowing the milk to go sour. Hindu widows are expected to shun all jewelry and makeup, dress in plain white garments, and generally project an air of asexuality. Damini defiantly remains an earthy, desirable woman. This is the more powerful side of her vengeance. Her abrupt conversion is most unexpected, and at first inexplicable, until we see she is drawn

PASSE RELLE 1 29/10/09 19:10 Page 54 The temptation, on first setting foot in Acorn House, is to try and find exceptions to the low-carbon rule. I immediately homed in on the wine list and ran my eye down the page until I found an Australian white. What about the “food miles” involved in airfreighting that? “All our importe produce comes by ship or rail, says Jamie GrangerSmith, the manager. We really are committed to minimising our carbon footprint.” Granger-Smith was the manager of Monte’s

in the Age of Network Technology, 2001; Yang, Between Democracy and Development: The impact of new information technologies on civil societies in China, available at: http://programs.ssrc.org/itic/publications/civsocandgov/yangpolicyrevised.pdf; White, Citizen Electronic: Marx and Gilder on Information Technology and Democracy, Journal of Information Technology impact, 1999, Vol. 1, page 20, available at: http://www.jiti.com/v1n1/white.pdf. 20 Regarding the extend of integration of ICTs into the

job move somewhat closer to home since September – her living room. Advocates believe this idea –which is at an infant stage in the UK– could provide an economic alternative to a mass overseas exodus of these types of jobs. According to Amicus, the white-collar trade union, more than 200,000 British jobs will be lost by 2010 as companies seek to cut costs by taking advantage of lower wage rates in countries such as India. The sudden flight triggered protests by trade unions and prompted a high-profile

chameleon like image, they blend into the crowd. How much would I love a rubber bullet? The Trans, they have gone as far as calling their children Raymond, Jacqueline and Sylvaine. It’s just like an advert for washing powder, the Trans are whiter than white, even if they are all yellow. If that’s integration for you, blending into the shadows and using typical French names, I’d prefer to just disappear into thin air. Don’t get me wrong, I’m proud to be French; it’s just that, entering so much into the