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1 party
party [ˈpα:tɪ]1. nouna. (political) parti mb. ( = group of travellers) groupe m2. adjective[politics, leader] de parti, du parti• let's party! faisons la fête !4. compounds• party political broadcast émission réservée à un parti politique ► party politics noun politique f de parti ; (pejorative) politique f politicienne* * *['pɑːtɪ] 1.1) ( social event) fête f; ( in evening) soirée f; ( formal) réception fchildren's party — goûter m d'enfants
leaving party — pot m de départ
2) ( group) groupe m; Military détachement mrescue party — équipe f de secouristes
3) Politics parti m4) Law (individual, group) partie f5) sout2.noun modifier2) Politics [member, policy] du parti3.(colloq) intransitive verb faire la fête -
2 recorded
recorded [rɪ'kɔ:dɪd]∎ throughout recorded history pendant toute la période couverte pour laquelle on dispose de documents écrits►► British recorded delivery recommandé m;∎ to send sth (by) recorded delivery envoyer qch en recommandé avec accusé de réception;recorded highlights (on TV) extraits mpl préenregistrés
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