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∎ to combine work and studying combiner le travail et les études;∎ let's combine forces unissons ou joignons nos forces;∎ to combine business and or with pleasure joindre l'utile à l'agréable;∎ the event was organized by all the groups combined la réunion a été organisée par tous les groupes réunis;∎ this, combined with her other problems, made her ill ceci, conjugué à ses autres problèmes, l'a rendue malade;∎ this furniture combines comfort with style ces meubles allient confort et style[kəm'baɪn] (unite) s'unir, s'associer; (workers) se syndiquer; Politics (parties) fusionner; Chemistry se combiner;∎ events combined to leave her penniless les événements ont concouru à la laisser sans le sou(b) Agriculture moissonneuse-batteuse f►► Agriculture combine harvester moissonneuse-batteuse f
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