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Ackerbaus
auto-coloré auto-colorée auto-colorées
self-coloured ingl. brit., self-colored ingl. am. ADJ.
self-coloured
uni
flesh-coloured ingl. brit., flesh-colored ingl. am. ADJ.
flesh-coloured
(couleur) chair
bronze-coloured ingl. brit., bronze-colored ingl. am. [ˈbrɒnzkʌləd] ADJ.
bronze-coloured object:
bronze-coloured
couleur de bronze
coffee-coloured ingl. brit., coffee-colored ingl. am. ADJ.
coffee-coloured
café-au-lait
copper-coloured ingl. brit., copper-colored ingl. am. ADJ.
copper-coloured hair
cuivré
copper-coloured leaf, lipstick, metal
couleur cuivre
buff-coloured ingl. brit., buff-colored ingl. am. [ˈbʌfkələd] ADJ.
buff-coloured
couleur f chamois
self-pitying [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˌsɛlf ˈpɪdiɪŋ] ADJ.
self-pitying person
qui s'apitoie sur son sort
self-pitying after sust. look, account
plein de pitié pour soi-même/lui-même etc
he is in a self-pitying mood
il est d'humeur à s'apitoyer sur lui-même
self-promotion SUST.
self-promotion
promotion f personnelle
self-proclaimed ADJ.
self-proclaimed
autoproclamé
self-preservation [ingl. brit. ˌsɛlfprɛzəˈveɪʃ(ə)n, ingl. am. ˈˌsɛlf ˌprɛzərˈveɪʃən] SUST.
self-preservation
autoconservation f
the self-preservation instinct
l'instinct m de conservation
assurance (aisance, aplomb)
(self-)confidence, self-assurance
automutilation
self-mutilation, self-harm
uni (unie) tissu, couleur
self-coloured ingl. brit.
unicolore
self-coloured ingl. brit.
examen de conscience (gén)
self-examination
explicite titre
self-explanatory
couleur abricot
apricot-coloured ingl. brit.
I. coloured ingl. brit., colored ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈkʌləd, ingl. am. ˈkələrd] SUST.
1. coloured (in GB, US):
coloured arcznte. or ofens.
personne f de couleur
2. coloured (in South Africa):
coloured
métis/-isse m/f
II. coloureds SUST.
coloureds sust. pl. (laundry):
coloureds
couleurs fpl
‘wash coloureds separately’
‘laver les couleurs séparément’
III. coloured ingl. brit., colored ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈkʌləd, ingl. am. ˈkələrd] ADJ.
1. coloured literal:
coloured pen, chalk, ink, paper, label, bead
de couleur
coloured picture, drawing, page
en couleur
coloured light, glass, icing
coloré
a brightly coloured shirt
une chemise aux couleurs vives
2. coloured SOCIOL. (non-white):
coloured (in GB, US) arcznte. or ofens.
de couleur
coloured (in South Africa)
métis/-isse
IV. -coloured COMPOSIT.
a raspberry-coloured dress
une robe (couleur) framboise
copper-coloured hair
des cheveux couleur cuivre
a highly-coloured account fig.
un récit très enjolivé
self <pl selves> [ingl. brit. sɛlf, ingl. am. sɛlf] SUST.
1. self (gen) PSICO.:
self
moi m
she's looking for her true self
elle cherche son vrai moi
the difference between our private and public selves
la différence entre notre moi privé et notre moi public
tickets for self and secretary (on memo)
billets pour ma secrétaire et moi-même
without thought of self
sans une pensée pour soi/lui/elle etc
the conscious self
le conscient
he's back to his old self again
il est redevenu lui-même
he's back to his old, miserly self
il est redevenu aussi avare qu'avant
your good self
vous-même
your good selves
vous-mêmes
one's better self
le meilleur de soi/de lui/d'elle etc
2. self FIN. (on cheque):
self
moi-même
self-colo(u)red ADJ.
self-colo(u)red
uni(e)
self-cent(e)red ADJ. pey.
self-cent(e)red
égocentrique
self-respect SUST. no pl.
self-respect
dignité f
to take away sb's self-respect
avilir qn
self-criticism SUST. no pl.
self-criticism
autocritique f
self-reliance SUST. no pl.
self-reliance
indépendance f
self-confessed ADJ.
self-confessed
avoué(e)
rust-coloured ADJ.
rust-coloured
(de couleur) rouille inv.
rust-coloured hair
roux
self-pity SUST. no pl.
self-pity
apitoiement m sur son (propre) sort
self-fulfilling ADJ.
self-fulfilling
qui se réalise tout seul
pessimism is self-fulfilling
le pessimisme engendre le malheur
self-defeating ADJ.
self-defeating
qui va à l'encontre du but recherché
self-defeating attempt
tentative f échouée d'avance
inglés
inglés
francés
francés
self-r(a)ising flour
farine f avec levure
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
unicolore
self-colored ingl. am.
unicolore
self-coloured ingl. brit.
uni(e) (unicolore)
self-colored ingl. am.
uni(e) (unicolore)
self-coloured ingl. brit.
la conscience du soi
self-awareness
self [self] SUST.
1. self <selves>:
to find one's true self
trouver sa véritable personnalité
to be (like) one's former/old self
être de nouveau soi-même
2. self no pl. form. PSICO.:
the self
le moi
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
unto thine own self be true provb.
sois honnête avec toi-même
self-colored ADJ.
self-colored
uni(e)
rust-colored ADJ.
rust-colored
(de couleur) rouille inv.
rust-colored hair
roux
self-explanatory ADJ.
self-explanatory
qui s'explique de soi-même
self-esteem SUST.
self-esteem
estime f de soi
self-fulfillment SUST.
self-fulfillment
épanouissement m de soi
I. self-employed ADJ.
self-employed
indépendant(e)
II. self-employed SUST. pl.
the self-employed
les libéraux mpl
self-evident ADJ.
self-evident
évident(e)
self-aware ADJ.
self-aware
conscient(e) de soi-même
this child is already self-aware
cet enfant se connaît déjà bien
self-awareness SUST.
self-awareness
connaissance f de soi
uni(e) (unicolore)
self-colored
unicolore
self-colored
lie-de-vin
wine-colored
libre-service
self-service
maîtrise de soi
self-control
assurance
self-confidence
complaisant(e)
self-satisfied
coloré(e)
colored
couleur
colored
self [self] SUST.
1. self <selves>:
to find one's true self
trouver sa véritable personnalité
to be (like) one's old self
être de nouveau soi-même
2. self form. PSICO.:
the self
le moi
colored ADJ.
1. colored (having a color):
colored
coloré(e)
colored pencil
de couleur
2. colored pey. person:
colored
de couleur
de couleur
coloured
légitime défense
self-defence
quête d’identité
self-discovery
système d'auto-diagnostic
self-diagnosis system
effet autorégénérant
self healing effect
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Individuals may restore their self-esteem by derogating the member of a stereotyped group.
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The story focuses on poor people who struggle with their lack of self-esteem.
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Individuals with higher levels of contingent self-esteem are more likely to view acceptance from others as contingent upon the ideal standard for body image.
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It aims to improve the inmates' self-esteem and strengthen their desire to improve.
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Secondly, unconscious death thoughts can result in actions taken upon self-esteem as opposed to bodily health.
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