bandwagon effect
French translation: effet d'entraînement ou boule de neige
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peer agreement (net): +2effet d'entraînement ou boule de neige Definition from TErmium: Les sondages avant une élection tendent à influencer les votes, en d'autres termes ils ont un effet d'entraînement (tout comme la plublicité à la TV:). On pourrait encore parler de ralliement ou tout simplement de boule de neige - tout dépend du contexte. Example sentence(s):
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