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Aide contextuelle
context-sensitive help SUST.
sensitive [ingl. brit. ˈsɛnsɪtɪv, ingl. am. ˈsɛnsədɪv] ADJ.
1. sensitive (easily affected):
sensitive skin, instrument, nerve, plant, area
sensible (to à)
2. sensitive (easily hurt) fig.:
sensitive person, character
3. sensitive (aware, intelligent):
sensitive person, treatment, approach
sensitive portrayal, work of art, artist
4. sensitive (delicate):
sensitive situation
sensitive discussions, issue, job
5. sensitive (confidential):
sensitive information, material
context [ingl. brit. ˈkɒntɛkst, ingl. am. ˈkɑntɛkst] SUST. (gen)
context LING.
in context study, understand
out of context quote, examine
I. help [ingl. brit. hɛlp, ingl. am. hɛlp] SUST.
1. help:
with the help of stick, knife
with the help of person
to be of help to sb person:
to be of help to sb information, map:
you're a great help! irón.
to come to sb's help
to go to sb's help
2. help:
3. help U:
II. help [ingl. brit. hɛlp, ingl. am. hɛlp] INTERJ.
III. help [ingl. brit. hɛlp, ingl. am. hɛlp] V. trans.
1. help:
aider (to do à faire)
to help sb on/off with garment, boot
2. help (improve):
help situation, problem
3. help (contribute):
4. help (serve):
to help sb to food, wine
servir [qc] à qn
5. help (prevent):
IV. help [ingl. brit. hɛlp, ingl. am. hɛlp] V. intr.
1. help (assist):
2. help (be an improvement):
V. to help oneself V. v. refl.
1. to help oneself (serve):
2. to help oneself:
piquer coloq.
3. to help oneself (prevent):
context [ˈkɒntekst, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:n-] SUST.
sensitive [ˈsentsɪtɪv, ingl. am. -sət̬ɪv] ADJ.
1. sensitive (understanding):
2. sensitive (touchy):
I. help [help] V. intr.
II. help [help] V. trans.
1. help (assist):
2. help (contribute to):
3. help (prevent):
4. help (serve):
5. help coloq. (steal):
III. help [help] SUST. no pl.
1. help (assistance):
to be a help things
to be a help people
2. help (sb employed for small jobs):
to have help [or ingl. am. hired help] come in
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
IV. help [help] INTERJ.
context [ˈkan·tekst] SUST.
sensitive [ˈsen(t)··t̬ɪv] ADJ.
1. sensitive (understanding):
2. sensitive (touchy):
I. help [help] V. intr.
II. help [help] V. trans.
1. help (assist):
2. help (ease):
3. help (prevent):
4. help (serve):
5. help coloq. (steal):
III. help [help] SUST.
1. help (assistance):
to be a help things
to be a help people
2. help (sb employed for small jobs):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
IV. help [help] INTERJ.
Present
Ihelp
youhelp
he/she/ithelps
wehelp
youhelp
theyhelp
Past
Ihelped
youhelped
he/she/ithelped
wehelped
youhelped
theyhelped
Present Perfect
Ihavehelped
youhavehelped
he/she/ithashelped
wehavehelped
youhavehelped
theyhavehelped
Past Perfect
Ihadhelped
youhadhelped
he/she/ithadhelped
wehadhelped
youhadhelped
theyhadhelped
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At the same time, writers remained freer to write in unconventional styles and to treat sensitive subject matter.
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He had access to very, very sensitive material.
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All were trained to be able to share their faith in a natural sensitive witness.
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Thus, the engineering trade-offs involved are quite complex, and highly sensitive to the design assumptions made.
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The eggs are light sensitive so avoid light.
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