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I.pair1 [pεʀ]1. masculine nouna. ( = dignitaire) peerb. ► au pair2. plural masculine nounII.pair2, e1 [pεʀ]adjective[nombre] even* * *
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paire pɛʀ adjectif [nombre, jours, fonction] even
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nom masculin1) ( égal) peerelle a un mari hors pair! — she has a marvellous [BrE] husband!
aller or marcher de pair avec — to go hand in hand with
2) Histoire, Politique peer
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au pair locution* * *pɛʀ pair, -e1. adj(nombre) even2. nm1) (noble) peer2) (égal) peer3) FINANCE par, au pair, at par4)de pair (= ensemble) ; aller de pair — to go hand in hand, to go together
aller de pair avec — to go hand in hand with, to go together with
5)au pair; travailler au pair — to work as an au pair
* * *A adj [nombre, jours, fonction] even; le côté des numéros pairs d'une rue the even-numbered side of a street.B nm1 ( égal) peer; être jugé/élu par ses pairs to be judged/elected by one's peers; c'est une cuisinière hors pair she's an excellent cook; elle a un mari hors pair! she has a marvellousGB husband!; aller or marcher de pair avec qch to go hand in hand with sth;C au pair loc travailler au pair to work as an au pair; jeune fille au pair au pair (girl); placer sa fille au pair chez qn to put one's daughter to work as an au pair with sb.III[pɛr] nom masculin1. [noble] peer2. [égal] peer————————au pair locution adjectivale————————au pair locution adverbiale————————de pair locution adverbialela méchanceté va souvent de pair avec la bêtise nastiness often goes together ou hand in hand with stupidity————————hors pair locution adjectivale,hors de pair locution adjectivale
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