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tracts

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Région, étendue

An area or expanse.

Examples :

"an unexplored tract of sea"

Une étendue de mer inexplorée.

area geography property

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Tractus, voie

A series of connected body organs, as in the digestive tract.

Examples :

"The doctor explained how food travels through the different tracts in our body. "

Le médecin a expliqué comment les aliments traversent les différentes voies de notre corps.

body organ anatomy physiology medicine biology

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Brochure, tract

A small booklet such as a pamphlet, often for promotional or informational uses.

Examples :

"The church volunteers handed out informational tracts about upcoming community events after the Sunday service. "

Les bénévoles de l'église ont distribué des tracts d'information sur les événements communautaires à venir après le service du dimanche.

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Traité, opuscule

A brief treatise or discourse on a subject.

Examples :

"The organization handed out tracts about healthy eating at the community fair. "

L'organisation a distribué des traités sur l'alimentation saine à la foire communautaire.

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Point de vue, perspective

A commentator's view or perspective on a subject.

Examples :

"The professor presented different philosophical tracts on the meaning of life, each offering a unique perspective. "

Le professeur a présenté différents points de vue philosophiques sur le sens de la vie, chacun offrant une perspective unique.

attitude aspect point communication media writing literature

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Durée, étendue

Continued or protracted duration, length, extent

Examples :

"The tracts of desert stretched endlessly before them. "

L'étendue du désert s'étendait sans fin devant eux.

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Tractus

Part of the proper of the liturgical celebration of the Eucharist for many Christian denominations, used instead of the alleluia during Lenten or pre-Lenten seasons, in a Requiem Mass, and on a few other penitential occasions.

Examples :

"During Lent, instead of joyful Alleluias, the choir sang the somber tracts appropriate for the season of reflection. "

Pendant le Carême, au lieu des Alléluias joyeux, la chorale chantait les Tractus sombres appropriés à la saison de réflexion.

religion ritual theology music

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Étendue, région

Continuity or extension of anything.

Examples :

"the tract of speech"

l'étendue de la parole

area property geography

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Traits, caractéristiques

Traits; features; lineaments.

Examples :

"The old photograph revealed familiar tracts in her face, reminding me of her mother. "

La vieille photographie révélait des traits familiers sur son visage, me rappelant sa mère.

appearance character body

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Trace, empreinte

The footprint of a wild animal.

Examples :

"We followed the mountain lion's tracts in the snow, hoping to catch a glimpse of it. "

Nous avons suivi les traces du puma dans la neige, espérant l'apercevoir.

animal nature environment mark

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Trace, piste

Examples :

"The dog left muddy tracts across the freshly cleaned kitchen floor. "

Le chien a laissé des traces boueuses sur le sol de la cuisine fraîchement nettoyé.

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Traitement, exposé

Treatment; exposition.

Examples :

"The teacher provided us with detailed tracts on the history of the American Revolution, explaining the causes and key events. "

Le professeur nous a fourni des exposés détaillés sur l'histoire de la Révolution américaine, expliquant les causes et les événements clés.

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