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include [ɪnˈklu:d]• "service included/not included" « service compris/non compris »• does that remark include me? est-ce que cette remarque s'adresse aussi à moi ?• everyone, children included tout le monde, les enfants y compris• all of us, myself included nous tous, moi y compris• include me out! ne comptez pas sur moi !* * *[ɪn'kluːd]transitive verb inclure, comprendreall the ministers, Blanc included — tous les ministres, Blanc inclu
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