23:04 Jun 11, 2000 |
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na | force du pouvoir |
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na | influence |
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na | ascendant, domination, empire, emprise, pouvoir, puissance; autorité, importance, poids, prestige |
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na | autorité |
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force du pouvoir Explanation: IT MEANS THEY USE THE FORCE OF POWER OVER THEIR COMMUNITIES. THE POWER DERIVED FROM THEIR AUTHORITY. SO " FROCE DU POUVOIR " WOULD BE APT. |
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influence Explanation: In cases of officials accused of using their power for gainful purposes, French law uses the term "trafic d'influence" |
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ascendant, domination, empire, emprise, pouvoir, puissance; autorité, importance, poids, prestige Explanation: These are all synonyms of "influence" from Le Petit Robert 1. And here's the definition that comes with the first 6 : Action (volontaire ou non) qu'une personne exerce sur quelqu'un And for the last 4: Pouvoir social de celui qui amène les autres à se ranger à son avis. This second sentence seems to really fit what you are looking for. If it were me, I would either use "emprise" or "poids". Hope this helps. |
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autorité Explanation: "Les Leaders communautaires utilisent souvent leur autorité plutot que d'exercer leur talents de communications" |
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