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parallel ['pærəlel]∎ there is a ditch parallel with or to the fence il y a un fossé qui longe la clôture;∎ to run parallel to sth longer qch∎ a parallel investigation was mounted in England and Scotland une enquête a été menée simultanément en Angleterre et en Écosse2 noun∎ there are obvious parallels between the two cases les deux cas présentent des similitudes frappantes;∎ a tradition which has no parallel in our own culture une tradition qui n'a pas d'équivalent dans notre culture;∎ the two industries have developed in parallel ces deux industries se sont développées en parallèle;∎ the disaster is without parallel une telle catastrophe est sans précédent;∎ in parallel to or with sth parallèlement à qch(b) (comparison) parallèle m;∎ to draw a parallel between faire ou établir un parallèle entre(c) Mathematics (ligne f) parallèle f∎ the 48th parallel le 48ème parallèle(e) Electricity parallèle m;∎ in parallel en parallèle;∎ out of parallel déphasé, hors de phase(a) (run parallel to) être parallèle à, longer(b) (be similar to) être analogue à;∎ his career has paralleled his father's sa carrière a suivi une trajectoire semblable à celle de son père∎ the victory has not been paralleled cette victoire est restée sans égal4 adverb∎ to ski parallel, to parallel ski skier parallèle;∎ to parallel park faire un créneau►► parallel bars barres fpl parallèles;Electricity parallel circuit circuit m en parallèle;parallel computer ordinateur m à traitement parallèle;Electricity parallel connection couplage m ou montage m en parallèle ou en dérivation;parallel importing importations fpl parallèles;Computing parallel interface interface f parallèle;parallel lines lignes fpl parallèles;Finance parallel market marché m parallèle;parallel parking stationnement m en créneau;Computing parallel port port m parallèle;parallel printer imprimante f en parallèle;Computing parallel processing traitement m en parallèle or en simultanéité;Finance parallel rate of exchange cours m parallèle;parallel ruler règle f parallèle, règles fpl parallèles;Marketing parallel selling vente f parallèle;Skiing parallel slalom slalom m parallèle;Skiing parallel turn virage m en parallèle
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