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121 pluriel
pluriel, -elle [plyʀjεl]1. adjective2. masculine noun• le pluriel de majesté the royal "we"* * *
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- elle plyʀjɛl adjectif plural
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nom masculin plural* * *plyʀjɛl nm* * *A adj1 Ling plural;2 ( formé de plusieurs éléments) composite; la gauche plurielle the broad Left.B nm plural; au pluriel in the plural; à la troisième personne du pluriel in the third person plural; le pluriel de majesté the royal ‘we’.————————nom masculinmettre au pluriel to put in ou into the pluralquel est le pluriel de "carnaval"? what's the plural of "carnaval"?le pluriel de majesté the royal "we" -
122 politicaillerie
[pɔlitikajri] nom féminin(familier & péjoratif) backroom politics -
123 politique d'ouverture
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124 politisation
pɔlitizasjɔ̃ nf* * *politisation nf politicization.[pɔlitizasjɔ̃] nom fémininla politisation du sport the politicization of sport, bringing politics into sport -
125 politiser
politiser [pɔlitize]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ débat] to politicize ; [+ événement] to make a political issue of• être très politisé [personne] to be politically aware* * *pɔlitize
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verbe transitif to politicize
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se politiser verbe pronominal to become politicized* * *pɔlitize vt[débat, dossier] to politicize* * *politiser verb table: aimerA vtr to politicize.B se politiser vpr [personne, mouvement, association, conflit] to become politicized.[pɔlitize] verbe transitifils sont moins/plus politisés they are less/more interested in politics————————se politiser verbe pronominal intransitif -
126 portefeuille
portefeuille [pɔʀtəfœj]masculine noun[d'argent] wallet ; (Insurance, stock exchange, politics) portfolio• ça fait mal au portefeuille ! it hits your wallet! (inf) it makes or burns a hole in your wallet! (inf)* * *pɔʀt(ə)fœj
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jupe/robe portefeuille — wrap-over skirt/dress
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nom masculin1) ( à billets) wallet, billfold US2) Politique portfolio3) Finance portfolio••* * *pɔʀtəfœj nm1) (pour papiers, argent) wallet2) BOURSE portfolio3) POLITIQUE portfolio* * *A adj jupe/robe portefeuille wrap-over skirt/dress.B nm1 ( à billets) wallet, billfold US;2 Pol portfolio; avoir le portefeuille de la Défense to hold the defenceGB portfolio;3 Fin portfolio; un portefeuille d'actions a portfolio of shares.faire un lit en portefeuille to make an apple pie bed; avoir le portefeuille bien garni to be well-off; avoir toujours la main au portefeuille to be very generous.[pɔrtəfɶj] nom masculinon lui a confié le portefeuille des Affaires étrangères he has been given ou he holds the foreign affairs portfolio -
127 proportionnalité
c black proportionnalité [pʀɔpɔʀsjɔnalite]feminine noun━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ Le mot anglais s'écrit avec un seul n.* * *pʀɔpɔʀsjɔnalite nf2) [système électoral] proportional representation* * *proportionnalité nf proportionality; proportionnalité de l'impôt proportional taxation.[prɔpɔrsjɔnalite] nom féminin3. [répartition] equal distribution -
128 protocole
protocole [pʀɔtɔkɔl]masculine nounb. ( = résolutions) agreementc. (Computing, science) protocol* * *pʀɔtɔkɔlnom masculin1) ( cérémonial) formalities (pl); ( d'État) protocolsans protocole — gén informally; hum unceremoniously
* * *pʀɔtɔkɔl nmprotocol, fig etiquette* * *protocole nm1 ( cérémonial) formalities (pl); ( d'État) protocol; sans protocole gén informally; hum unceremoniously;4 Ordinat protocol; protocole WAP WAP.[prɔtɔkɔl] nom masculinprotocole multivoie/univoie multi-channel/single-channel protocol4. [cérémonial]le protocole protocole, etiquette5. SCIENCES6. MÉDECINE
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