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life force

/ˈlaɪf fɔːrs/

Traduction: Force vitale ou principe animant qui donne la vie à un être vivant, souvent associé à des concepts spirituels ou philosophiques de l'énergie et de l'existence.

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/ˈlaɪf fɔːrs/C1formal
  • frForce vitale ou principe animant qui donne la vie à un être vivant, souvent associé à des concepts spirituels ou philosophiques de l'énergie et de l'existence.

The vital energy or animating principle that gives life to a living being, often associated with spiritual or philosophical concepts of vitality and existence.

  1. Vital energyB2formal

    The energy or spirit that animates living beings; the force that gives life.

    frforce vitale

    • In many Eastern philosophies, chi is considered the life force that flows through the body.
    • The artist believed that creativity was a form of life force.
    • The patient's life force seemed to be fading after the long illness.
  2. Essential driving powerC1formal

    The fundamental or essential power that drives something, such as a movement, organization, or idea.

    frforce vitale

    • Innovation is the life force of a successful company.
    • The community's spirit was the life force behind the charity event.
    • Passion is the life force of any great artistic endeavor.
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