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treatment ['tri:tmənt](a) (of person) traitement m;∎ we complained of ill treatment nous nous sommes plaints d'avoir été mal traités;∎ they gave him preferential treatment ils lui ont accordé un traitement préférentiel ou de faveur;∎ I got very good treatment on m'a très bien traité;∎ familiar to give sb the (full) treatment (treat well) traiter qn avec tous les égards□ ; (beat up) rosser qn∎ a course of treatment un traitement;∎ she was sent to Madrid for treatment on l'a envoyée se faire soigner à Madrid;∎ to receive/to undergo treatment recevoir/suivre un traitement;∎ is he responding to treatment? est-ce qu'il réagit au traitement?;∎ no doctor has the right to refuse treatment aucun médecin n'a le droit de refuser ses soins à un malade;∎ cancer treatment traitement m du cancer;∎ X-ray treatment traitement m par rayons X(c) (of subject) traitement m, façon f de traiter;∎ Cézanne's treatment of colour la façon dont Cézanne traite les couleurs(d) (of crops, timber) traitement m(e) (chemical) produit m chimique
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