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Mouvement de résistance

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

resistance movement SAM.

resistance movement
mouvement m. spol de résistance
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
chef de réseau (Résistance)
leader of a cell (in the Resistance movement)
la Résistance
The name given to the movement which was born in the aftermath of the armistice after the defeat of the French army by the Germans in June 1940. On 18 June General de Gaulle, broadcasting on the BBC from London, called on the French people to carry on the struggle. Meanwhile in Paris Conseils à l'occupé was secretly published by Jean Texcier. Isolated acts of resistance by ordinary people against the occupation developed into organized armed conflict with people from all sections of society taking part. The occupying forces tried to suppress the resistance movement with hostage-taking, torture, executions and reprisals, but by 1941 the résistants were making a significant contribution to the eventual liberation of France in 1944. Memorials throughout France recall their courageous exploits.
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

movement [brit. angl. ˈmuːvm(ə)nt, am. angl. ˈmuvmənt] SAM.

1. movement:

movement (of person, dancer, head, wave, vehicle, machine part)
mouvement m. spol
movement (of hand, arm)
geste m. spol
an upward/downward movement
un mouvement ascendant/descendant
a graceful/sudden movement (of arm)
un geste gracieux/brusque
to watch sb's movements
surveiller les faits et gestes de qn

2. movement fig. (in prices, market, situation):

movement
mouvement m. spol
very little movement on the stock exchange/the political front
très peu de mouvement à la Bourse/sur le front politique
an upward/downward movement in prices
une augmentation/diminution des prix
a movement towards liberalization
une évolution vers la libéralisation
a movement away from marriage
une tendance à rejeter le mariage

3. movement (organization, group):

movement
mouvement m. spol (for en faveur de)
mass movement
mouvement de masse
the trade union movement
le mouvement syndicaliste

4. movement GLAS.:

movement
mouvement m. spol
in three movements
en trois mouvements

5. movement (transporting):

movement
acheminement m. spol (of de, by par)

6. movement (circulation):

movement
circulation ž. spol
the free movement of goods
la libre circulation des marchandises

7. movement TEH. (of clock, watch):

movement
mouvement m. spol

8. movement MED. (of bowels):

movement
selles ž. spol mn.
to have a movement
aller à la selle

resistance [brit. angl. rɪˈzɪst(ə)ns, am. angl. rəˈzɪstəns] SAM.

1. resistance (to change, enemy):

resistance also PSIH.
résistance ž. spol (to à)
to meet with/to overcome resistance
se heurter à/vaincre une résistance
to put up resistance
résister
consumer resistance
résistance du consommateur
fierce resistance
résistance acharnée
POLIT., ZGOD. the Resistance
la Résistance

2. resistance FIZIOLOG.:

resistance
résistance ž. spol (to à)
his resistance is low
sa résistance est amoindrie
to build up a resistance to sth
devenir plus résistant à qc
the body's resistance
la résistance de l'organisme

3. resistance ELEK.:

resistance
résistance ž. spol
to take the line or path of least resistance
choisir la voie de la facilité

v slovarju PONS

maquis ZGOD.
Maquis (resistance movement in the Second World War)
v slovarju PONS

movement [ˈmu:vmənt] SAM.

1. movement (motion, group) a. MED., GLAS.:

movement
mouvement m. spol
a movement with his left hand
un mouvement de sa main gauche

2. movement no mn. FINAN.:

movement
fluctuation ž. spol
an upward movement in share prices
une tendance à la hausse des actions

3. movement no mn. (tendency):

movement
tendance ž. spol
a movement towards/against sth
un mouvement vers/contre qc

4. movement mn. brit. angl., avstral. angl. (activities):

movement
mouvements mpl

resistance [rɪˈzɪstəns] SAM.

resistance
résistance ž. spol
to offer no resistance to sb/sth
n'opposer aucune résistance à qn/qc
to put up (a) determined resistance
opposer une résistance déterminée

fraza:

to take the path [or line brit. angl.] of least resistance
choisir la solution de facilité
v slovarju PONS
maquis ZGOD.
Maquis (Resistance movement in the Second World War)
v slovarju PONS

movement [ˈmuv·mənt] SAM.

1. movement (motion, group) a. MED., GLAS.:

movement
mouvement m. spol
a movement with his left hand
un mouvement de la main gauche

2. movement FINAN.:

movement
fluctuation ž. spol
an upward movement in share prices
une tendance à la hausse des actions

3. movement (tendency):

movement
tendance ž. spol
a movement toward/against sth
un mouvement vers/contre qc

resistance [rɪ·ˈzɪs·t ə n(t)s] SAM.

resistance
résistance ž. spol
to offer no resistance to sb/sth
n'opposer aucune résistance à qn/qc
to put up resistance to sth
opposer une résistance à qc

fraza:

the path of least resistance
la solution de facilité

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She was recruiting the rural communities to get involved with the movement.
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This draws the second movement to a peaceful and short recapitulation.
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As of 2014, this revival is still ongoing, and is reportedly, not a short-term movement.
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The 19th century saw a movement away from private slaughterhouses, and toward public slaughterhouses.
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If there's color, movement, and a high quotient of silliness, they're happy.
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