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incertitude f, doute m;∎ to be in a state of uncertainty être dans le doute;∎ I am in some uncertainty as to whether I should tell him je ne sais pas trop ou je ne suis pas trop sûre si je dois le lui dire ou non;∎ there's still some uncertainty as to what was actually said il reste quelque incertitude sur ce qui s'est réellement dit;∎ to remove any uncertainty pour dissiper toute équivoque;∎ is there any uncertainty about what to do? est-ce que quelqu'un a des doutes sur ce qu'il faut faire?;∎ financial uncertainties incertitudes fpl financières►► Physics uncertainty principle principe m d'incertitude ou d'indétermination de HeisenbergUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > uncertainty
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