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1 dégradé
dégradé [degʀade]masculine noun* * *
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dégradée degʀade adjectif
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nom masculin1) ( de couleurs) gradation2) ( en coiffure) layered cut* * *deɡʀade dégradé, -e1. adj2) (cheveux) layered2. nm1) ART gradation2) (coupe de cheveux) layered cut* * *A pp ⇒ dégrader.C nm2 ( en coiffure) layered cut.[degrade] nom masculin1. [technique] shading off[résultat] gradation2. [d'une coiffure] layered style————————en dégradé locution adjectivale
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