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trance

/tɹɑːns/ /tɹæns/

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noun

Transe, état second

A dazed or unconscious condition.

Examples :

"After staring at the computer screen for hours, Sarah fell into a trance and didn't notice her mom calling her name. "

Après avoir fixé l'écran de l'ordinateur pendant des heures, Sarah est tombée en transe et n'a pas remarqué que sa mère l'appelait.

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noun

Transe, état de conscience altéré

A state of awareness, concentration, and/or focus that filters experience and information (for example, a state of meditation or possession by some being).

Examples :

"During the yoga class, she entered a trance of deep concentration, focusing solely on her breath. "

Pendant le cours de yoga, elle est entrée dans une transe de profonde concentration, se concentrant uniquement sur sa respiration.

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noun

Transe, état de transe

A state of low response to stimulus and diminished, narrow attention; particularly one induced by hypnosis.

Examples :

"During the hypnotist's demonstration, the volunteer fell into a deep trance and didn't react to the loud noises. "

Pendant la démonstration de l'hypnotiseur, le volontaire est tombé dans une profonde transe et n'a pas réagi aux bruits forts.

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noun

Trance

Short for trance music.

Examples :

"At the party, the DJ played some awesome trance. "

À la soirée, le DJ a joué de la trance géniale.

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verb

Mettre en transe, plonger dans une transe

To (cause to) be in a trance; to entrance.

Examples :

"The mesmerizing music tranced the audience into a state of complete stillness. "

La musique envoûtante a plongé le public dans un état d'immobilité totale.

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verb

Mettre en transe

To create in or via a trance.

Examples :

"The musician used a special technique to trance a sense of peace into the audience. "

Le musicien a utilisé une technique spéciale pour mettre le public en transe et lui procurer un sentiment de paix.

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noun

Voyage, trajet

(obsolete outside Britain) A tedious journey.

Examples :

"The pioneers considered their westward journey across the plains a wearying trance, filled with hardship and little joy. "

Les pionniers considéraient leur voyage vers l'ouest à travers les plaines comme un trajet épuisant, rempli de difficultés et de peu de joie.

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verb

Marcher lourdement, patauger

(obsolete outside Britain) To walk heavily or with some difficulty; to tramp, to trudge.

Examples :

"The old woman, burdened by her heavy shopping bags, tranced slowly down the street. "

La vieille femme, alourdie par ses lourds sacs de courses, marchait lourdement dans la rue.

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verb

Traverser

(obsolete outside Britain) To pass across or over; to traverse.

Examples :

"The hiker had to trance the mountain pass to reach the campsite. "

Le randonneur a dû traverser le col de montagne pour atteindre le camping.

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verb

Parcourir, traverser

(obsolete outside Britain) To travel quickly over a long distance.

Examples :

"The weary messenger, tasked with delivering urgent news, did trance the miles between the kingdoms before nightfall. "

Le messager fatigué, chargé de transmettre des nouvelles urgentes, a parcouru les kilomètres entre les royaumes avant la nuit.