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custom ['kʌstəm](a) (tradition) coutume f, usage m;∎ it is the custom to eat fish on Friday l'usage veut qu'on mange du poisson le vendredi;∎ as custom has it selon la coutume ou les us et coutumes;∎ it's her custom to read before going to sleep elle a l'habitude de lire avant de s'endormir∎ they have a lot of foreign custom ils ont beaucoup de clients étrangers;∎ he has lost all his custom il a perdu toute sa clientèle;∎ I'll take my custom elsewhere je vais me fournir ailleurs►► custom car voiture f customisée, custom m;Customs custom house douane f;custom order commande f à façon
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