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médiane nom {f} | median [medians]◼◼◼(statistics: measure of central tendency) |
médiane adjectif {f} | median◼◼◼(having the median as its value) |
médianoïde nom {m} | medoidnoun |
médias nom {m pl} | media [media]◼◼◼(the journalists and other professionals who comprise the mass communication industry) |
médias de masse nom {Pl} | mass media◼◼◼(public communication that reaches a large audience) |
médiastin nom {m} | mediastinum [mediastina]◼◼◼(the region in mammals) |
médiastinal adjectif | mediastinal◼◼◼(relating to the mediastinum) |
médiateur nom {m} | ombudsman [ombudsmen]◼◼◼(official who investigates complaints) mediator [mediators]◼◼◻(one who negotiates between parties seeking mutual agreement) facilitator [facilitators]◼◼◻(person who helps a group to have an effective dialog without taking any side of the argument) |
médiation nom {f} | heritage interpretation◼◼◼(discipline of explanation) |
médiatisation nom {f} | mediatization◼◼◼noun |
médiatiser verbe | mediatize [mediatized, mediatizing, mediatizes](to filter through the mass media) |
médiator nom {m} | plectrum [plectrums]◼◼◼(music: small piece for plucking strings) |
médiatrice nom {f} | mediator [mediators]◼◼◼(one who negotiates between parties seeking mutual agreement) facilitator [facilitators]◼◻◻(person who helps a group to have an effective dialog without taking any side of the argument) |
MediaWiki nom propre | MediaWiki◼◼◼proper nounI still don't know how to create a MediaWiki template. = Je ne sais toujours pas comment créer un template MediaWiki. |
mendiant nom {m} | beggar [beggars]◼◼◼(person who begs) |
mendiant adjectif {m} | mendicant [mendicanter, mendicantest]◼◼◻(depending on alms) |
mendiante nom {f} | beggar [beggars]◼◼◼(person who begs) |
milliradian nom {m} | milliradian◼◼◼(one thousandth of a radian) |
mondial adjectif | global◼◼◼(concerning all parts of the world) worldwide◼◼◻(spanning the world, see also: global) |
mondialement adverbe | worldwide◼◼◼(throughout the world) |
mondialement connu adjectif | world-famous◼◼◼(renowned in many parts of the world) |
mondialisation nom {f} | globalisation◼◼◼(process of becoming a more interconnected world) globalisation◼◼◼(process of world economy becoming dominated by capitalist models) |
mondialisme nom {m} | globalism◼◼◼(doctrine of globalization) |
multimédia nom {m} | multimedia◼◼◼(The use of different media to convey information) |
muscle court extenseur radial du carpe nom {m} | |
Nadia nom propre | Nadia◼◼◼(female given name) |
Nadine [from Nadia (pet form from Надежда) + -ine] nom {f} | Hope(female given name) |
nanodiamant nom {m} | nanodiamond◼◼◼(a nanoscale fragment of diamond) |
non-répudiation nom | nonrepudiation◼◼◼(assurance of digital sending or receipt) |
Nouvel Ordre Mondial nom propre {m} | New World Order◼◼◼(vision for the world) |
ordre mendiant nom {m} | mendicant order◼◼◼(religious order) |
ordre mondial nom {m} | world order◼◼◼(structure that manages the world's stability) |
oreille du diable nom {f} | Jew's-ear(fungus Auricularia auricula-judae) |
Organisation mondiale de la santé nom {f} | World Health Organization◼◼◼(UN public health agency, see also: WHO) |
Organisation mondiale du commerce nom {f} | World Trade Organization◼◼◼proper noun |