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1 éthique
éthique [etik]1. adjective2. feminine noun* * *etik
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adjectif ethical
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nom féminin Philosophie ethics (+ v sg); ( conception morale) code of ethics* * *etik1. adj2. nfethics sg* * *A adj ethical.B nf Philos ethics (+ v sg); ( conception morale) code of ethics; l'éthique capitaliste the capitalist ethic.[etik] adjectif————————[etik] nom féminin2. [code moral] ethic
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