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evangelical [‚i:væn'dʒelɪkəl](relating to Gospels) évangélique;∎ evangelical preacher évangéliste mf;∎ an evangelical Christian/church/sect un chrétien/une église/une secte évangélique;∎ he's one of these evangelical Christians c'est un de ces évangélistes;∎ evangelical zeal zèle m religieux;∎ figurative an evangelical vegetarian/communist un végétarien/communiste à tout crin2 nounévangélique mUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > evangelical
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