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1 conspicuously absent
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2 absent
A adj1 gen, Sch ( not there) [person, thing, emotion] absent (from de) ; to be conspicuously absent iron briller par son absence ; ‘(to) absent friends!’ ( as toast) ‘aux amis absents!’ ;2 Mil to be ou go absent without leave être en absence illégale ;3 ( preoccupied) [look] absent. -
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conspicuously adv [placed] bien en évidence ; [dressed] de façon voyante ; [silent, empty, nervous] remarquablement ; to be conspicuously absent iron briller par son absence. -
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[kən'spɪkjʊəslɪ]adverb [placed] bien en évidence; [dressed] de façon voyante; [silent, empty] remarquablementto be conspicuously absent — iron briller par son absence
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