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impair, e [ɛ̃pεʀ]1. adjective[nombre, jour] odd ; [page] odd-numbered2. masculine noun( = gaffe) blunder* * *
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impaire ɛ̃pɛʀ adjectif1) Mathématique [nombre, numéro] odd; [jour, année] odd-numbered2) Anatomie unpaired
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* * *ɛ̃pɛʀ impair, -e1. adj2. nmfaux pas, blunder* * *A adj2 Anat unpaired.B nm1 ( gaffe) indiscretion, faux pas; commettre un impair to make a faux pas;les jours impairs odd ou odd-numbered daysle côté impair [dans la rue] the uneven numbers————————[ɛ̃pɛr] nom masculin1. [bévue] blunderfaire ou commettre un impair to (make a) blunder2. JEUXa. odd numbersb. [à la roulette] impair
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