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répit [ʀepi]masculine noun* * *ʀepinom masculin respitetravailler sans répit — to work ceaselessly ou without respite
* * *ʀepi nm* * *répit nm respite; travailler sans répit to work ceaselessly ou without respite; il pleut sans répit depuis deux jours it has been raining continuously for two days; j'ai eu un (moment de) répit à l'heure du déjeuner I had a break at lunch time; leur travail ne leur laisse aucun répit they never get a break from work; accorder/s'accorder un instant de répit to give/take a moment off (pour faire to do); laisser un répit de cinq jours à qn to give sb five days' grace.[repi] nom masculin————————sans répit locution adverbiale[lutter] tirelessly
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