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précis, e [pʀesi, iz]adjectiveprecise ; [description, calcul, instrument, tir, montre] accurate ; [fait, raison] particular ; [souvenir] clear ; [contours] distinct• au moment précis où... at the precise moment when...* * *
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précise pʀesi, iz adjectif1) ( bien défini) [programme, critère, motif, réglementation] specific; [idée, engagement, date] definite; [moment] particular2) ( exact) [personne, geste, langue, travail, horaire, réponse] precise; [chiffre, donnée] accurate; [souvenir] clear; [endroit, moment] exact3) ( de précision) [instrument de mesure] accurate
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* * *pʀesi, iz précis, -e1. adj1) (= exact) precise2) (tir, mesures) accurate2. nm(= ouvrage) handbook* * *A adj1 ( bien défini) [programme, critère, motif, réglementation] specific; [idée, engagement, date] definite; [moment] particular; dans le cas précis de in the specific case of; à ce moment précis de l'année at this particular time of year; aucune date précise n'a été fixée no definite date has been fixed ou set;2 ( exact) [personne, geste, langue, travail, horaire, réponse] precise; [chiffre, donnée, calcul] accurate; [souvenir] clear; [endroit, moment] exact; à douze centimètres, pour être précis twelve centimetresGB away, to be precise; adresse précise exact address; à l'endroit précis où at the exact place where; au moment précis où at the exact time when; à deux heures précises at exactly two o'clock;B nm inv Édition handbook.à 20 h précises at precisely 8 p.m., at 8 p.m. sharpà cet instant précis at that precise ou very moment————————nom masculin1. [manuel] handbook
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