Enivrant (Intoxicating)

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🗓️ 25 March 2024

⏱️ 4 minutes

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Summary

Les champs de lavande de Provence dégagent un parfum enivrant lorsqu'ils sont en pleine floraison au printemps.

Traduction :

The lavender fields of Provence emit an intoxicating scent when they are in full bloom in spring.

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0:00.0	So, it's David's first week. Welcome, David.
0:03.3	Actually, the kick things off, David.
0:05.1	Maybe you can let us know your thoughts
0:06.9	on the productivity portfolio flips around the spending dilap.
0:10.5	Okay. Uh, sorry.
0:12.2	Give us your initial POV on the productivity portfolio,
0:15.4	Moo Moo, make much more with the feather this morning.
0:17.6	Oh, that. Yeah. The, uh...
0:20.4	Does industry talk make zero sense to you?
0:22.8	Find collaborative articles with tips from the LinkedIn community
0:25.6	to help you navigate those awkward moments.
0:27.8	Making work makes sense. LinkedIn knows how.
0:44.4	Once again,
0:45.3	les champs de l'avant de province
0:48.4	dégâge un parfum en livrant
0:51.1	lorsqu'ils sont en pleine floraison au printant.
0:55.4	On commence avec les champs de l'avant de
0:59.8	les champs,
1:01.2	un champ filled.
1:03.8	On peut dire, un champ de blé
1:06.6	ou un champ de maïs corn,
1:10.4	un champ.
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