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temporal

/ˈtɛm.pəɹ.əl/

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noun

Les choses temporelles, les biens temporels

(chiefly in the plural) Anything temporal or secular; a temporality.

Examples :

"The church focused not just on spiritual matters, but also provided assistance with temporals like food and shelter to those in need. "

L'église s'est concentrée non seulement sur les questions spirituelles, mais a également fourni une assistance pour les biens temporels comme la nourriture et le logement à ceux qui en avaient besoin.

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adjective

Temporel, relatif au temps

(also grammar) Of or relating to time.

Examples :

"The history class explored the temporal relationship between the two world wars. "

Le cours d'histoire a exploré la relation temporelle entre les deux guerres mondiales.

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adjective

Temporel, passager, transitoire

Of limited time; transient; passing; not perpetual.

Examples :

"The joy of winning the game felt wonderful, but it was a temporal feeling and faded as the next challenge approached. "

La joie de gagner le match était merveilleuse, mais c'était un sentiment passager qui s'est estompé à l'approche du prochain défi.

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adjective

Temporel, matériel

Of or relating to the material world, as opposed to spiritual.

Examples :

""The king focused on building a strong army and economy, prioritizing temporal power over religious matters." "

Le roi s'est concentré sur la construction d'une armée et d'une économie fortes, privilégiant le pouvoir temporel aux questions religieuses.

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adjective

Temporaire, passager

Lasting a short time only.

Examples :

"The joy of winning the game was temporal; we knew we had another, harder match tomorrow. "

La joie de gagner le match était temporaire ; nous savions que nous avions un autre match, plus difficile, demain.

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adjective

Civil, politique

Civil or political, as distinguished from ecclesiastical.

Examples :

"temporal power; temporal courts"

Pouvoir civil ; tribunaux politiques

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noun

Os temporal

Either of the bones on the side of the skull, near the ears.

Examples :

"The doctor examined the patient's temporal bones after the head injury. "

Le médecin a examiné les os temporaux du patient après le traumatisme crânien.

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noun

Écailles temporales

Any of a reptile's scales on the side of the head between the parietal and supralabial scales, and behind the postocular scales.

Examples :

"When identifying the snake, the researcher carefully examined the arrangement of its temporals to differentiate it from other similar species. "

Lors de l'identification du serpent, le chercheur a examiné attentivement la disposition de ses écailles temporales pour le différencier des autres espèces similaires.

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adjective

Temporal

Of the temples of the head

Examples :

"Here are a few example sentences that fit your criteria: * The doctor checked for any swelling in the patient's temporal region after the head injury. * He felt a throbbing pain in his temporal artery when his blood pressure was high. "

Voici quelques exemples de phrases qui correspondent à vos critères : * Le médecin a vérifié s'il y avait un gonflement dans la région temporale du patient après la blessure à la tête. * Il a ressenti une douleur lancinante dans son artère temporale lorsque sa tension artérielle était élevée.

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