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1 médiocre
médiocre [medjɔkʀ]1. adjectivemediocre ; [résultats, revenu] poor• « médiocre » "poor"2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *medjɔkʀ
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1) ( aux capacités insuffisantes) [personne, ouvrier] mediocre, second-rate; [élève, intelligence] below-average2) ( de qualité insuffisante) [travail, qualité, résultat] mediocre; [terrain, nourriture, temps] poor; ( sans valeur) [œuvre, carrière] mediocre; [vie] humdrum; ( sans intensité) [plaisir, intérêt, succès, ambition] limited3) ( en quantité insuffisante) [revenu, rentabilité] meagre [BrE]; [lumière, résultat] poor
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nom masculin et féminin [personne] loser, no-hoper (colloq) GB* * *medjɔkʀ adjmediocre, poor* * *A adj1 ( aux capacités insuffisantes) [personne, ouvrier] mediocre, second-rate; [élève, enseignant, intelligence, esprit] below-average, mediocre; être d'une intelligence médiocre to be of mediocre ou below-average intelligence;2 ( de qualité insuffisante) [travail, études, qualité, résultat] mediocre; [terrain, nourriture, temps] poor; ( sans valeur) [film, œuvre] mediocre, indifferent; [intérêt, succès] limited; [vie] humdrum; [bonheur] ordinary; [carrière] mediocre; d'un intérêt médiocre, de médiocre intérêt of limited interest;B nmf [personne] loser, no-hoper○ GB.[medjɔkr] adjectif————————[medjɔkr] nom masculin et féminin[personne] nonentity————————[medjɔkr] nom masculin[médiocrité] mediocrity
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