| obsolete |
| 1. adj. Obsolète. | |
| This software is obsolete. It won't run on recent computers. | |
| Ce logiciel est obsolète. Il ne fonctionnera pas sur des ordinateurs récents. | |
| base |
| 1. adj. Indigne, ignoble, abject. | |
| He has base motives, and is unworthy of membership. | |
| Il a des motifs abjects, et est indigne d'être membre. | |
| Many suffer from base poverty, which continues to grind them down. | |
| Beaucoup souffrent d'une pauvreté indigne, qui continue à les broyer. | |
| 2. adj. De base, basique. | |
| The base principles are quite clear. | |
| Les principes de base sont tout à fait clairs. | |
| The base camp was used to prepare for the climb up Mount Everest. | |
| Le camp de base servait à se préparer pour escalader le mont Everest. | |
| 3. n. Base. | |
| The port served as a base of operations. | |
| Le port servit de base d'opérations. | |
| The base of the column is out of proportion to the rest. | |
| La base de la colonne est disproportionnée par rapport au reste. | |
| The army base is off limits to civilians. | |
| La base militaire est interdite aux civils. | |
| 4. n. (Politique) (Political base) Support (aide, appui). | |
| She can rely on a respectable vote in the election if her base turns out on election day. | |
| 5. n. (Baseball) Base. | |
| 6. n. (Chimie) Basique. | |
| 7. n. (Héraldique) Champagne. | |
| 8. v. Baser. | |
| His whole life is based on a lie. | |
| Sa vie entière est basée sur un mensonge. | |
