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tobservait
was observing
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
observable [ɔpsɛʀvabl] AGG
observable, which can be observed attr, après sost
observance [ɔpsɛʀvɑ̃s] SOST f
I. observa|teur (observatrice) [ɔpsɛʀvatœʀ, tʀis] AGG
observateur (observatrice)
II. observa|teur (observatrice) [ɔpsɛʀvatœʀ, tʀis] SOST m (f)
observateur (observatrice)
I. observer [ɔpsɛʀve] VB vb trans
1. observer (regarder):
observer personne, mouvement, adversaire
observer phénomène, situation
2. observer (remarquer):
observer chose, phénomène, réaction
to point sth out to sb
3. observer (suivre):
observer règle, usage, repos
observer trêve, traité
observer jeûne, régime
observer stratégie, politique
observer grève
4. observer (contrôler):
observer propos, manières, gestes
II. s'observer VB vb rifl
1. s'observer (se regarder):
s'observer personnes, armées, ennemis:
2. s'observer (se surveiller):
observation [ɔpsɛʀvasjɔ̃] SOST f
1. observation (fait de regarder):
2. observation MED (surveillance médicale):
3. observation (résultat):
4. observation (de règle, politique):
5. observation (remarque):
6. observation (reproche):
to reproach sb (sur for)
observatoire [ɔpsɛʀvatwaʀ] SOST m
1. observatoire ASTRON:
2. observatoire MILIT:
3. observatoire (organisme):
inobservable [inɔbsɛʀvabl] AGG
nel dizionario PONS
observable [ɔpsɛʀvabl] AGG
I. observer [ɔpsɛʀve] VB vb trans
1. observer (regarder attentivement):
to watch sb doing sth
2. observer (surveiller):
3. observer (remarquer):
to point sth out to sb
4. observer (respecter):
observer coutume, attitude
observer discrétion, règle
observer jeûne
II. observer [ɔpsɛʀve] VB vb intr
III. observer [ɔpsɛʀve] VB vb rifl s'observer
1. observer (se surveiller):
2. observer (s'épier):
I. observateur (-trice) [ɔpsɛʀvatœʀ, -tʀis] AGG
observateur personne, regard, esprit:
observateur (-trice)
II. observateur (-trice) [ɔpsɛʀvatœʀ, -tʀis] SOST m, f
observateur (-trice)
observation [ɔpsɛʀvasjɔ̃] SOST f
observatoire [ɔpsɛʀvatwaʀ] SOST m
1. observatoire GEO, ASTRO, METEOR:
2. observatoire MILIT:
3. observatoire ECON:
nel dizionario PONS
observable [ɔpsɛʀvabl] AGG
I. observer [ɔpsɛʀve] VB vb trans
1. observer (regarder attentivement):
to watch sb doing sth
2. observer (surveiller):
3. observer (remarquer):
to point sth out to sb
4. observer (respecter):
observer coutume, attitude
observer discrétion, règle
observer jeûne
II. observer [ɔpsɛʀve] VB vb intr
III. observer [ɔpsɛʀve] VB vb rifl s'observer
1. observer (se surveiller):
2. observer (s'épier):
I. observateur (-trice) [ɔpsɛʀvatœʀ, -tʀis] AGG
observateur personne, regard, esprit:
observateur (-trice)
II. observateur (-trice) [ɔpsɛʀvatœʀ, -tʀis] SOST m, f
observateur (-trice)
observatoire [ɔpsɛʀvatwaʀ] SOST m
1. observatoire GEO, ASTRO, METEOR:
2. observatoire MILIT:
3. observatoire ECON:
observation [ɔpsɛʀvasjo͂] SOST f
Présent
j'observe
tuobserves
il/elle/onobserve
nousobservons
vousobservez
ils/ellesobservent
Imparfait
j'observais
tuobservais
il/elle/onobservait
nousobservions
vousobserviez
ils/ellesobservaient
Passé simple
j'observai
tuobservas
il/elle/onobserva
nousobservâmes
vousobservâtes
ils/ellesobservèrent
Futur simple
j'observerai
tuobserveras
il/elle/onobservera
nousobserverons
vousobserverez
ils/ellesobserveront
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Un tel graphe correspond à des événements inobservables, appelés par les physiciens des « particules virtuelles ».
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Mais dans la phrénologie, les conclusions sont elles-mêmes inobservables.
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Mach10 : les rotations rigides et les translations d'ensemble d'un système sont inobservables.
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Il est donc inobservable et n'a aucune influence directe ou indirecte sur l'observateur.
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C'est donc un argument trop puissant pour avoir une signification dans la philosophie des sciences, car il ne met pas en doute uniquement les conjectures inobservables.
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