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Traductions de tenuously dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

tenuously [GB ˈtɛnjʊəsli, Am ˈtɛnjuəsli] ADV

tenuously connect:

tenuously

de manière fragile

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A red giant is so bloated that the outermost layers of gas on its surface are only tenuously held by the star's gravity.

astronomynow.com

Stars were small objects that were attached tenuously to its surface.

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I'd say the jury's out on this; for me the product and the end game are too tenuously linked.

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What has held the country together in the past, however tenuously, is the redistribution of money earned from the country's oil exports.

www.theatlantic.com

There is a genuine story at play here, far beyond the numbing sequence of tenuously related events that generally pass for plot in this genre.

www.stuff.co.nz

They are not ready to test its viability by the removal of the makeshift rags and supports that hold it tenuously together.

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Since the 1970s even tissues that were traditionally considered to possibly have isolated cells such as bone showed that the cells were still connected with gap junctions, however tenuously.

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This 3-pronged flick follows the segregated lives of a successful novelist and his two children, tenuously bringing them together though their strained relationships.

www.independent.co.uk

New classical economists wrote that earlier macroeconomic theory was based only tenuously on microeconomic theory and described its efforts as providing microeconomic foundations for macroeconomics.

en.wikipedia.org

The right-of-center party now tenuously supports this because it's almost impossible for it to win a fake majority.

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