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client, cliente [klijɑ̃, klijɑ̃t]masculine noun, feminine noun[de magasin, restaurant] customer ; [d'avocat] client ; [d'hôtel] guest ; [de taxi] passenger ; (Computing) client• le boucher me sert bien parce que je suis (une) cliente the butcher gives me good service because I'm a regular customer* * *cliente klijɑ̃, ɑ̃t nom masculin, féminin ( de magasin) customer; (d'avocat, de notaire) client; ( d'hôtel) guest, patron; ( de taxi) passenger, fareêtre client d'un magasin — to be a regular customer in a shop GB ou store US
••* * *klijɑ̃, klijɑ̃t nm/f client, -e1) [magasin] customer2) [hôtel] guest, patron3) [médecin] patient, [avocat] client* * *1 ( personne) ( de magasin) customer; (d'avocat, de notaire) client; ( d'hôtel) guest, patron; ( de taxi) passenger, fare; être client d'un magasin to be a regular customer in a shop GB ou store US; je ne suis pas cliente ( de magasin) I'm not a regular customer; ( de banque) I am not a customer; tu es client? fig are you interested?;2 (pays, société) customer, client; les pays clients countries which are customers;3 Hist client.c'est à la tête du client it depends whether they like the look of you., cliente [klijɑ̃, ɑ̃t] nom masculin, nom féminin[d'un magasin, d'un restaurant] customer[d'un avocat] client[d'un hôtel] guest[d'un taxi] passengerchez eux, c'est à la tête du client they charge you what they feel like
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