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exclu, e [εkskly]1. adjectivea. ( = non accepté) [personne] excludedb. ( = hors de question) c'est tout à fait exclu it's completely out of the question• il n'est pas exclu que... it is not impossible that...c. ( = excepté) tous les jours, mardi exclu every day, except Tuesday2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *
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participe passé adjectif ( non admis) [personne] excluded (de from); [hypothèse, idée] ruled out* * *ɛkskly exclu, -e1. ppSee:2. adjil est exclu que... — it's out of the question that...
il n'est pas exclu que... — it's not impossible that...
ce n'est pas exclu — it's not impossible, I don't rule that out
3. nm/f(= déshérité) victim of social exclusion* * *A pp ⇒ exclure.B pp adj ( non admis) [personne] excluded (de from); [hypothèse] ruled out; il est tout à fait exclu que tu viennes it's absolutely out of the question that you should come; il n'est pas exclu que it's not impossible that; il n'est pas complètement exclu que je prenne l'avion I haven't completely ruled out (the idea of) taking the plane; se sentir exclu to feel left out.C nm,f1 ( paria) outcast; les exclus de la croissance/du système those excluded from economic growth/from the system;2 ( ex-membre) les exclus du parti those expelled from the Party.jusqu'à la ligne 22 exclue up to line 21 inclusive, up to but excluding line 22————————, exclue [ɛkskly] nom masculin, nom féminin————————exclus nom masculin pluriela. [généralement] the underprivilegedb. [SDF] the homeless
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