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farm [fɑ:m]1 nounferme f, exploitation f (agricole);∎ to work on a farm travailler dans une ferme(equipment) agricoleêtre fermier, être cultivateur►► farm animals animaux mpl de ferme;farm belt zone f agricole;farm buildings bâtiments mpl de la ferme; (outhouses) dépendances fpl;farm labourer ouvrier(ère) m,f agricole;farm machinery machines fpl agricoles;farm produce produits mpl agricoles ou de ferme;farm shop = magasin qui vend des produits de la ferme;farm worker ouvrier(ère) m,f agricole∎ she farms some work out to local people elle cède du travail à des sous-traitants locaux∎ she farms her children out to an aunt elle confie (la garde de) ses enfants à une tante
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