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slurs

/slɝz/

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noun

Injure, insulte

An insult or slight.

Examples :

"a racial slur"

une injure raciale

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noun

Liaisons

A set of notes that are played legato, without separate articulation.

Examples :

"The musician played the passage with smooth slurs, connecting the notes as if they were one continuous sound. "

Le musicien a joué le passage avec des liaisons fluides, reliant les notes comme s'il s'agissait d'un son continu.

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noun

Liaison

The symbol indicating a legato passage, written as an arc over the slurred notes (not to be confused with a tie).

Examples :

"The music teacher reminded the students to play the notes under the slurs smoothly, without any breaks between them. "

Le professeur de musique a rappelé aux élèves de jouer les notes sous les liaisons en douceur, sans aucune pause entre elles.

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noun

Tromperie, duperie

A trick or deception.

Examples :

"The car salesman used several clever slurs to hide the fact that the car had been in an accident. "

Le vendeur de voitures a utilisé plusieurs tromperies habiles pour cacher le fait que la voiture avait eu un accident.

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noun

Mailles coulées

In knitting machines, a device for depressing the sinkers successively by passing over them.

Examples :

"The mechanic adjusted the slurs on the knitting machine, ensuring each sinker was properly depressed to create an even weave. "

Le mécanicien a ajusté les mailles coulées sur la machine à tricoter, s'assurant que chaque maille était correctement enfoncée pour créer un tissage uniforme.

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verb

Insulter, diffamer

To insult or slight.

Examples :

"The bully constantly slurred the new student, making fun of his clothes and accent. "

L'intimidateur insultait constamment le nouvel élève, se moquant de ses vêtements et de son accent.

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verb

Bafouer, articuler indistinctement

To run together; to articulate poorly.

Examples :

"to slur syllables; He slurs his speech when he is drunk."

Bafouer les syllabes ; Il articule indistinctement quand il est ivre.

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verb

Lier, jouer legato

To play legato or without separate articulation; to connect (notes) smoothly.

Examples :

"The violinist carefully slurs the notes in the melody, creating a smooth, flowing sound. "

Le violoniste lie soigneusement les notes de la mélodie, créant un son doux et fluide.

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verb

Souiller, salir, diffamer

To soil; to sully; to contaminate; to disgrace.

Examples :

"The politician's past actions unfortunately slurs his reputation, making it difficult for people to trust him. "

Les actions passées du politicien souillent malheureusement sa réputation, ce qui rend difficile pour les gens de lui faire confiance.

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verb

Dissimuler, masquer, taire

To cover over; to disguise; to conceal; to pass over lightly or with little notice.

Examples :

"The teacher slurs over the complicated math problem, telling the students they don't need to understand it fully for the test. "

Le professeur passe sous silence le problème de mathématiques compliqué, disant aux élèves qu'ils n'ont pas besoin de le comprendre entièrement pour le test.

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verb

Tromper, tricher

To cheat, as by sliding a die; to trick.

Examples :

"He slurs the dice when he plays board games, trying to get a higher score than everyone else. "

Il triche avec les dés quand il joue à des jeux de société, essayant d'obtenir un score plus élevé que tout le monde.

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verb

Brouiller, maculer

To blur or double, as an impression from type; to mackle.

Examples :

"The old printing press sometimes slurs the letters, making them look blurry and hard to read. "

La vieille presse à imprimer brouille parfois les lettres, les rendant floues et difficiles à lire.