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105 months ago

Barbara R. Cochran (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

French > English

Subject:

General

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

se mettent à l'unisson du groupe

Context:


Toutes vos intelligences sont sollicitées, votre mental, vos émotions, et votre corps se mettent à l’unisson du groupe qui travaille et s’engage pour vous. Vous sentez le groupe faire corps avec vous dans une harmonie collective. Une harmonie loin de la fusion et de la pensée groupale, mais bien une harmonie basée sur la reconnaissance et la synergie des différences.

 

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105 months ago

  See profile wrote:

puts itself in symbiosis with the group

105 months ago

martynback  See profile wrote:

get in synch with the group

105 months ago

Rack  See profile wrote:

fall in line with the group

105 months ago

Rack  See profile wrote:

To be coverd up with the identical group

105 months ago

Rack  See profile wrote:

TUNE IN TO THE GROUP'S FREQUENCY

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105 months ago

David Edwards Translation and Training  See profile wrote:

attune themselves to.../ work (/ function) in time with... / (sing along with the group...(??) )

My comment:

IF you want to maintain the musical metaphor - but it's not very well developed because if you sing in unison there's no harmony (as you are all singing the same notes)! So using the idea of being in time (avoiding pitch) solves the musical illiteracy problem. 'synchronise with the group' could also work. - and so on...

105 months ago

Marie-Claire  See profile wrote:

become in unison with the group

My comment:

"Unison" might work here. I am not sure.