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propagande [pʀɔpagɑ̃d]feminine noun* * *pʀɔpagɑ̃dnom féminin propagandafaire de la propagande pour — to campaign for [cause]; to plug, to push [produit]
* * *pʀɔpaɡɑ̃d nffaire de la propagande pour qch — to put out propaganda for sth, to propagandize for sth
* * *propagande nf propaganda; propagande électorale election propaganda; film/affiche de propagande propaganda film/poster; faire de la propagande pour to campaign for [cause]; to plug, to push [produit][prɔpagɑ̃d] nom féminin1. [politique] propagandafaire de la propagande pour quelqu'un/quelque chose to advertise somebody/something————————de propagande locution adjectivale[film, journal] propaganda (modificateur)
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