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1 palier
palier [palje]masculine nouna. [d'escalier] landingb. ( = étape) stage ; [de graphique] plateau* * *paljenom masculin1) ( d'escalier) landingmon voisin de palier — my neighbour [BrE] on the same floor
2) ( stade) level; ( phase stable) plateau3) Sport ( en plongée)* * *palje nm1) [escalier] landingIl m'attendait sur le palier. — He was waiting for me on the landing.
nos voisins de palier — our neighbours across the landing Grande-Bretagne our neighbors across the hall USA
2)atteindre un palier [croissance, évolution] — to reach a plateau, to level off
3) (= étape) stage4) TECHNIQUE bearing5) AVIATION* * *palier nm1 ( d'escalier) landing; mon voisin de palier my neighbourGB on the same floor;2 fig ( stade) level; ( phase stable) plateau; l'inflation a atteint un palier inflation has reached a plateau; avancer par paliers to proceed by stages;3 Sport ( en plongée) palier (de décompression) (decompression) stage; Aviat vol en palier horizontal flight;4 Mécan bearing.[palje] nom masculin1. [plate-forme] landing4. AÉRONAUTIQUE————————par paliers locution adverbiale
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