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cortège [kɔʀtεʒ]masculine noun• cortège de [+ malheurs, faillites] trail of* * *kɔʀtɛʒnom masculin1) ( défilé) procession2) ( série) liter•Phrasal Verbs:* * *kɔʀtɛʒ nmprocession, figet son cortège de... (suivi d'un nom au pluriel) — and its attendant...
* * *cortège nm1 ( défilé) procession; marcher en cortège to walk in procession; se former en cortège to form a procession; le cortège des grévistes the procession of strikers; suivi d'un cortège d'enfants/de chiens followed by a troop of children/of dogs;2 ( série) liter un cortège de souvenirs a stream of memories; un cortège de joies et de peines a succession of joys and sorrows; la guerre et son cortège de misères war and its trail of misery.cortège funèbre (funeral) cortège; cortège nuptial wedding procession.[kɔrtɛʒ] nom masculin1. [accompagnateurs] cortege[d'un roi] retinue3. [défilé] processioncortège funèbre funeral cortege ou procession
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