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1. adjective• version intégrale [de film] uncut version• « texte intégral » "unabridged"2. feminine noun* * *1) [paiement] full, in full (après n); [bronzage] all-over (épith)2) [édition, texte] complete, unabridged* * *ɛ̃teɡʀal, o intégral, -e intégraux mpl1. adj1)2) (compensation, remboursement) full2. nf1) MATHÉMATIQUE integral2) [musicien] complete works, [série télévisée] complete series* * *A adj2 [édition, texte, discours] complete, unabridged; voir un film en version intégrale to see the uncut version of a film.B intégrale nf1 Mus l'intégrale des concertos pour piano the complete collection of piano concertos; jouer l'intégrale des concertos pour piano to perform all the piano concertos; l'intégrale de Brassens the complete Brassens collection;2 Math integral.1. [complet] completeremboursement intégral d'une dette full ou complete repayment of a debtversion intégrale [film] uncut version————————intégrale nom féminin1. [œuvre] complete works
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