Examples of using Affectation in English and their translations into French
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Aged champagne has traditionally been a peculiarly British affectation, and thus has been referred to as le goût anglais"the English taste",
Because, indeed, this is not only about reducing the affectation of the territory in terms of occupied lands, but this technology also
you need to avoid affectation, non-universal symbolism
tanker is crashed down, it will automatically cut off itself via this groove under the situation there's no affectation on the sealing.
types of the manuelin art, the affectation and the baroque.
Surprisingly for a man who was the young Napoleon Bonaparte's Prime Minister, there is no affectation here, but quite on the contrary, the portrait of a humanist who chose to be depicted dressed as an artist,
on the Internet and any other affectation that are caused by factors beyond its control.
the realization of social investment plans in case of affectation to communities.
no matter in the phrase which might indict the author of affectation but called it an honest method as wholesome as sweet,
adulation, affectation and indecency of poets- also their poverty,
In 2016, the losses on disposals of financial assets and losses on changes in scope for€(5.9) million were mainly related to the impact of allocation in the affectation period of the 2015 operations purchase price
Why should I embarrass anyone? Oh, Seymour… Your affectations.
Specific rituals and affectations to be adopted.
Strange affectations your devil friend has.
The area of the Mont des Arts knew different affectations over the centuries.
because ADHD shares many symptoms with other affectations such as depression,
It's not a twit affectation. Or else, all inhabitants of Ponza would be affected.
but it's considered an affectation.
location, DTT frequencies and degree of affectation due to present LTE signals.
I was quite disappointed when I got the affectation of my exchange, so I absolutely want to go there one day.