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1 vaincu
vaincu, e [vɛ̃ky]* * *
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participe passé adjectif defeated
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nom masculin, féminin loserles vaincus — Armée the defeated (+ v pl)
* * *vɛ̃ky vaincu, -e1. ppSee:2. nm/fles vaincus — the defeated, the vanquished
* * *A pp ⇒ vaincre.B pp adj [équipe, armée, nation] defeated; elle part vaincue d'avance she has given up before she has even started; s'avouer vaincu to admit defeat (face à qn to sb; face à qch faced with sth)., vaincue [vɛ̃ky] nom masculin, nom féminin -
2 Hollande, François
born 1954.Candidate of the French Socialist Party for the 2012 presidential election. He defeated runner-up Martine Aubry in the second round of an unofficial "primary" for the designation of the socialist candidate.French Socialist politician. A graduate of HEC business school and of theENA school of administration, Hollande worked at the Cour des Comptesbefore becoming elected as a député for the Corrèze - the same department as Jacques Chirac - in 1988. In 1997 he was elected first secretary of the Socialist Party, a most he held until 2008. At the time he was considered as rather a soft-liner, the rather dull partner of Ségolène Royale, by whom he has four children.However since Hollande and Royale split up, and Hollande was ousted from the leadership of the Socialist party, he has staged a considerable comeback, building an image as a serious candidate with whom the French economy would be in safe hands.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Hollande, François
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3 largement
largement [laʀʒəmɑ̃]adverba. [répandre, diffuser] widelyb. ( = amplement, de beaucoup) greatlyc. ( = au moins) at least* * *laʀʒəmɑ̃1) ( massivement) [admis, approuvé, représenté] widely; [disperser, irriguer, répandre] widelyse prononcer largement en faveur de/contre quelque chose — to come out largely in favour [BrE] of/against something
2) ( en grande partie) largely, to a large extent3) ( nettement)largement en dessous/au-dessus de la limite — well under/over the limit
il dépasse largement les autres — ( en taille) he's much taller than the others
4) ( amplement)c'est largement suffisant, cela suffit largement — that's more than enough, that's plenty
5) ( au moins) easily6) ( généreusement) [indemniser, contribuer] generously7) ( dans l'aisance) [vivre] comfortably* * *laʀʒəmɑ̃ adv1) [ouvrir, déployer] wide2) [se répandre, contribuer, profiter] a great deal3) [approuver, accepté, partager] widely4) (= nettement) [dominer] overwhelmingly, [battre] soundly5) (= bien assez)Vous avez largement le temps. — You have plenty of time.
C'est largement suffisant. — That's more than enough.
6) (= généreusement) [donner, se servir] generously* * *largement adv1 ( massivement) [admis, approuvé, représenté] widely; [disperser, irriguer, répandre] widely; le rapport a été très largement approuvé the report was very widely approved; opinion/croyance largement répandue widely held opinion/belief; l'auteur le plus largement connu à l'étranger the author most widely known abroad; se prononcer largement en faveur de/contre qch to pronounce oneself largely in favourGB of/against sth; un auteur largement méconnu a virtually unknown author;2 ( en grande partie) largely, to a large extent; l'amélioration est largement due à la restructuration the improvement is due to a large extent to restructuring; être largement responsable de qch to be largely responsible for sth;3 ( nettement) l'opposition a largement remporté les élections the opposition won the elections by a wide margin; être largement vainqueur to win by a comfortable margin; être largement majoritaire to have a comfortable majority; arriver largement en tête to be a clear winner; largement en dessous/au-dessus de la limite well under/over the limit; largement supérieur à la moyenne well over the average; largement périmé well over the date of expiry; largement sous-estimé very underestimated; largement satisfait very satisfied; il dépasse largement les autres ( en taille) he's much taller than the others; couvrir largement le genou to cover one's knees comfortably;4 ( amplement) tu as largement le temps you've got plenty of time; ‘tu crois que j'ai assez d'argent?’-‘largement!’ ‘do you think I've got enough money?’-‘plenty!’; ils ont largement de quoi vivre they've got more than enough to live on; c'est largement suffisant, cela suffit largement that's more than enough, that's plenty; la croissance dépasse largement nos prévisions growth is greatly exceeding our forecasts;5 ( au moins) easily; ma valise pesait largement 15 kilos my suitcase easily weighed 15 kilos; une chaîne en or vaudrait largement le double a gold chain would easily be worth double;6 ( généreusement) [indemniser, subventionner, contribuer] generously; être largement rémunéré to be very generously paid;7 ( dans l'aisance) [vivre] comfortably;8 ( en grand) largement ouvert [fenêtre, porte, tiroir] wide open; [col, veste] open; ouvrir largement la fenêtre to open the window wide; ouvrir largement les portes de qch to throw wide the gates of sth; notre parti est largement ouvert aux jeunes our party welcomes young people.[larʒəmɑ̃] adverbe1. [amplement]tu auras largement le temps you'll easily have enough time, you'll have more than enough time2. [généralementéreusement] generously3. [de beaucoup] greatly4. [facilement] easily -
4 Jospin, Lionel
(adj Jospiniste) - born 1937Socialist Prime Minister of France from 1997 to 2002. Jospin served as Minister of Education under Prime Minister Michel Rocard from 1988 to 1992; before and after this period, he was first secretary (leader) of the French Socialist party. In 1995, he was selected as socialist candidate in the Presidential election, and was only narrowly defeated in the second round by Jacques Chirac. In 1997, Jospin led the socialists to a decisive victory at the general election, and was subsequently called by Chirac to form a Socialist government.Though once a Trotskyist, and reputed as a left-winger, Jospin proved to be a very middle-of-the -road Prime Minister. His government introduced the much maligned principle of the official 35-hour working week, but also oversaw the privatisation of a number of state industries and tax reductions. In 2002, he was beaten into third place by the National Front leader Jean-Marie Le Pen in the first round of the presidential election.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Jospin, Lionel
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