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  • 91Effort moral — Énergie  Cet article concerne la quantité physique. Pour les autres significations, voir Énergie (homonymie). L énergie (du grec : ενεργεια, energeia, force en action[1]) est la capacité d un système à produire un travail entraînant un… …

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  • 92Effort psychologique — Énergie  Cet article concerne la quantité physique. Pour les autres significations, voir Énergie (homonymie). L énergie (du grec : ενεργεια, energeia, force en action[1]) est la capacité d un système à produire un travail entraînant un… …

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  • 93effort syndrome — Pathol. See cardiac neurosis. * * * …

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  • 94effort — Deliberate exertion of physical or mental power. distributed e. in psychology, learning that involves small units of work and interpolated rest periods, as contrasted with massed learning, in which the individual works continually until the skill …

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  • 95effort proteinuria — functional proteinuria occurring as a result of vigorous and prolonged exercise of the lower limbs; called also athletic p …

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  • 96effort thrombosis — Paget Schroetter syndrome …

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  • 97effort — Synonyms and related words: accomplished fact, accomplishment, achievement, act, acta, action, ad hoc measure, adventure, affair, answer, application, approach, artifice, assay, attainment, attempt, bid, blow, business, chore, commitment,… …

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  • 98effort — n British a. something or someone considered worthless, disappointing b. an exclamation of derision or schaden freude Both senses of the word form part of play ground slang: the first probably originating in adult speech, where it was an all pur… …

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  • 99effort — ef·fort || efÉ™t n. physical or mental exertion, labor; attempt; something accomplished through hard work; organized operation …

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  • 100effort — noun 1》 a vigorous or determined attempt.     ↘strenuous physical or mental exertion. 2》 technical a force exerted by a machine or in a process. Derivatives effortful adjective effortfully adverb Origin C15: from Fr., from OFr. esforcier, based… …

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