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profane [pʀɔfan]1. adjectivea. ( = non spécialiste) je suis profane en la matière I don't know much about the subjectb. ( = non religieux) secular2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *pʀɔfan
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1) ( non religieux) secular2) ( non initié)
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1) ( non-initié) layman/laywoman2) Religion nonbeliever
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nom masculin* * *pʀɔfan1. adj1) (= non initié) uninitiated2) RELIGION (non religieux) secular2. nm/f* * *A adj2 ( non initié) être profane en la matière to know nothing about the subject, to be a layman.B nmf1 ( non-initié) layman/laywoman;2 Relig nonbeliever.C nm le profane et le sacré the sacred and the profane.[prɔfan] adjectif1. [ignorant] uninitiated————————[prɔfan] nom masculin et fémininpour le profane to the layman ou uninitiated————————[prɔfan] nom masculin
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