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affecter

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. affect [Brit əˈfɛkt, Am əˈfɛkt] N PSYCH

affect
affect
affect m

II. affect [Brit əˈfɛkt, Am əˈfɛkt] VB trans

1. affect:

affect (have effect on) price, salary
affect career, future, environment
affect region, population
affect (influence) factor: decision, outcome

2. affect (emotionally):

affect experience, image, music:
affect news, discovery, atmosphere:

3. affect MED (afflict):

affect person
affect heart, liver, health, faculty

4. affect (feign) form:

affect surprise, ignorance
feindre (to do de faire)
affect accent

5. affect (like):

affect form
to affect/influence sb/sth adversely
negatively affect, influence
unevenly distribute, affect, cover
briefly affect, look, pause
severely affect, shock
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affect
affect
influencer économie, situation
to affect
affecter pitié, gaieté, indifférence, tristesse
to feign, to affect
affecter genre, comportement
to affect
affecter pays, marché, cours, autorité, personne
to affect

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affect [əˈfekt] VB trans

1. affect:

affect (change)
affect (concern)

2. affect (move):

affect

3. affect pej form (simulate):

affect
affect accent
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francuski
engleski
engleski
to affect
that doesn't affect me!
affecter épidémie, événement
to affect
altérer caractère, métal
to affect
toucher mesure, politique
to affect
toucher critique, reproche
to affect
frapper qn mesure, impôt
to affect sb
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engleski
francuski
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affect ·ˈfekt] VB trans

1. affect:

affect (change)
affect (concern)

2. affect (move):

affect

3. affect pej form (simulate):

affect
affect accent
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to affect
that doesn't affect me!
affecter épidémie, événement
to affect
toucher mesure, politique
to affect
toucher critique, reproche
to affect
altérer caractère, métal
to affect
frapper qn mesure, impôt
to affect sb
Present
Iaffect
youaffect
he/she/itaffects
weaffect
youaffect
theyaffect
Past
Iaffected
youaffected
he/she/itaffected
weaffected
youaffected
theyaffected
Present Perfect
Ihaveaffected
youhaveaffected
he/she/ithasaffected
wehaveaffected
youhaveaffected
theyhaveaffected
Past Perfect
Ihadaffected
youhadaffected
he/she/ithadaffected
wehadaffected
youhadaffected
theyhadaffected