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31role — /rohl/, n. 1. a part or character played by an actor or actress. 2. proper or customary function: the teacher s role in society. 3. Sociol. the rights, obligations, and expected behavior patterns associated with a particular social status. Also,… …
32Rôle — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Rôle, en administration publique : catalogue ou registre officiel, contenant une liste ordonnée rôle des impôts, rôle de la taille, rôle des combats …
33Rolê — Le rolê (sortie / enroulé, en portugais) est un mouvement de base très utilisé en capoeira qui consiste à se déplacer au sol en tournant sur le côté. Technique Le plus généralement à partir d une position basse, comme la negativa ou la queda de… …
34role — n. 1) to assume, take (on) a role 2) to assign, hand out roles 3) to interpret; perform, play; understudy a role 4) an active; key; leading; passive; secondary; starring; supporting; title role 5) (misc.) cast in the role of * * * [rəʊl] hand out …
35role*/*/*/ — [rəʊl] noun [C] 1) the purpose or influence that someone or something has It s not my role to tell the politicians what to do.[/ex] The book examines the role of food and drink in society.[/ex] We expect parents to have a key role in this… …
36ROLE — Pour les articles homonymes, voir rôle. ROLE est le nom d´un jeu de rôle générique créé par François Nedelec et Didier Guiserix en 1985. C est l acronyme de Règle optionnelle limitée à l essentiel, et un jeu de mot évident avec « rôle » …
37role — [[t]ro͟ʊl[/t]] ♦ roles 1) N COUNT: with supp, oft N in/of/as n If you have a role in a situation or in society, you have a particular position and function in it. Until now scientists had very little clear evidence about the drug s role in… …
38role — also rôle noun Etymology: French rôle, literally, roll, from Old French rolle Date: 1605 1. a. (1) a character assigned or assumed < had to take on the role of both father and mother > (2) a socially expected behavior pattern usually determined… …
39role — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. part, character, career, function, business. See conduct, drama. role model II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. function, part, character, title role, cameo, bit part, supporting role, impersonation, performance …
40role — n. (also rocircle) 1 an actor s part in a play, film, etc. 2 a person s or thing s characteristic or expected function (the role of the tape recorder in language learning). Phrases and idioms: role model a person looked to by others as an example …
