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condition

UK
/kənˈdɪʃ.ən/
US
/kənˈdɪʃ.ən/
condition based
conditionnoun
conditions
pl
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US
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Translations
affectionSens médical.
She was diagnosed with a chronic heart condition.
On lui a diagnostiqué une affection cardiaque chronique.
The car was in excellent condition after the repairs.
La voiture était en excellent état après les réparations.
conditionEmploi juridique ou contractuel.
One of the conditions of the lease is that no pets are allowed in the apartment.
L'une des conditions du bail est qu'aucun animal de compagnie n'est autorisé dans l'appartement.
Additional translations
maladieSens médical plus général.
Definitions
The state of something with regard to its appearance, quality, or working order.
The car was in excellent condition after the repairs.
A particular state of being or existence; a situation or set of circumstances.
The condition of the economy has improved significantly over the past year.
A requirement or stipulation in a contract or agreement.
One of the conditions of the lease is that no pets are allowed in the apartment.
A disease or physical ailment.
She was diagnosed with a chronic heart condition.
Synonyms
state
situation
circumstance
requirement
provision
term
stipulation
factor
Antonyms
health
disrepair
unconditionality
exemption
conditionverb
conditioned
Past Simple
conditioned
Past Participle
conditioning
Gerund
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Translations
conditionnerSens technique : mettre en état d'utilisation.
The technician conditioned the equipment before the experiment began.
Le technicien a conditionné l'équipement avant le début de l'expérience.
conditionnerSens figuré : influencer de manière décisive.
Cultural norms condition the way people interact with one another.
Les normes culturelles conditionnent la manière dont les gens interagissent entre eux.
conditionnerSens général : habituer ou préparer à un certain état.
The athletes were conditioned to perform under extreme pressure.
Les athlètes ont été conditionnés à performer sous une pression extrême.
Definitions
To train or accustom someone or something to behave in a certain way or to accept certain circumstances.
The athletes were conditioned to perform under extreme pressure.
To bring something into the desired state for use.
The technician conditioned the equipment before the experiment began.
To exert a decisive or significant influence on; to determine the manner or outcome of something.
Cultural norms condition the way people interact with one another.
Synonyms
qualify
limit
restrict
determine
specify
Antonyms
untrain
neglect
release
free
exempt
decondition
conditionadjective
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Used attributively before a noun to denote assessment of condition (e.g., "a condition report").
Translations
d'étatEmploi technique, notamment dans des composés comme « condition report ».
The museum requested a condition report before accepting the painting.
Le musée a demandé un rapport d'état avant d'accepter le tableau.
Definitions
Relating to or assessing the state of something (usually used before another noun).
The museum requested a condition report before accepting the painting.
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