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1 réduit
réduit, e [ʀedyi, it]1. adjectivea. ( = petit) small• « service réduit le dimanche » "reduced service on Sundays"2. masculine noun( = pièce) tiny room* * *
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1) ( diminué) [taux, cotisation, vitesse] reduced, lower; [délai] shorter; [activité] reduced; [main-d'œuvre] smaller, reduced; [groupe] smaller2) ( peu important) [moyens, choix] limited; [groupe] small3) ( petit) [taille] smallen format réduit — [objet] in a scaled down ou reduced format
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* * *ʀedɥi, it réduit, -e1. ppSee:2. adj1) (prix, tarif, échelle) reduced2) (= miniature) (mécanisme) scaled-down3) (vitesse) reduced3. nm1) (= pièce) tiny room2) (= recoin) recess* * *A pp ⇒ réduire.B pp adj1 ( diminué) [taux, cotisation, vitesse] reduced, lower; [délai] shorter; [activité] reduced; [main-d'œuvre] smaller, reduced; [groupe] smaller; à vitesse réduite at a lower speed; billets à prix réduit tickets at a reduced price; vendre des objets à prix réduit to sell things at cut-price; l'essor des magasins à prix réduits the boom in discount stores; avec un personnel réduit with fewer staff; à mobilité réduite with restricted ou reduced mobility; visibilité réduite restricted visibility;3 ( petit) [taille] small; de taille réduite small; ses dimensions réduites its small size; occuper une place réduite not to take up much room; en format réduit [objet] in a scaled down ou reduced format;4 Math [équation] reduced.C nm1 ( placard) cubbyhole;2. [taille] smallà vitesse réduite at reduced ou low speed————————nom masculin1. (péjoratif) [logement] cubbyhole2. [recoin] recess[placard] cupboard3. [fortification] reduit -
2 mobilité
mobilité [mɔbilite]feminine noun* * *mɔbilitenom féminin gén mobility* * *mɔbilite nf* * *mobilité nf1 Sociol mobility; mobilité géographique/sociale geographical/social mobility;2 Méd ( faculté de se déplacer) mobility; personne à mobilité réduite person with restricted mobility;3 ( caractère changeant) mobility;4 ( vivacité) liveliness, quickness.[mɔbilite] nom féminin1. [dans l'espace - d'une personne] mobility[expression - d'un regard] expressiveness2. SOCIOLOGIE [dans une hiérarchie] mobility
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