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classique [klasik]1. adjectivea. classic ; [produit] ordinary• c'est le coup classique ! (inf) it's the usual story• c'est la question/la plaisanterie classique it's the old question/jokeb. [art, langue, musique] classicalc. ( = littéraire) faire des études classiques to study classics• licence de lettres classiques degree in French, with Latin and Greek2. masculine nounb. ( = ouvrage) classic* * *klasik
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1) ( gréco-latin) classicalfaire des études classiques — École, Université to do classics
2) Linguistique [langue] classical3) (pour une époque, un genre) classical4) ( consacré) [auteur, œuvre] classic5) (harmonieux, sobre) classic6) ( courant) [exemple, histoire, situation] classic; [traitement, méthode] classic, standard; ( habituel) [symptôme, réaction] classic; [conséquence] usualc'est classique! — (colloq) it's typical!
c'est le coup classique! — (colloq) it's the same old story!
7) ( traditionnel) [grammaire] traditional; [arme] conventional
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nom masculin1) ( auteur) classical author2) ( œuvre) classicje connais mes classiques! — (colloq) I know my classics!
* * *klasik1. adj1) (par opposition à moderne) classicalétudes classiques — classical studies, classics
2) (par opposition à dernière mode, high-tech) (style vestimentaire) classic, (armements) conventional3) (= habituel) standard, classic2. nm1) (= oeuvre, film) classic2) (auteur) classical author* * *A adj1 ( gréco-latin) [auteur, œuvre, culture, études] classical; la littérature classique grecque classical Greek literature; faire des études classiques Scol to do Latin and Greek, to do classics; la section classique Scol the classics stream GB ou group;2 Ling [langue] classical;3 (pour distinguer une époque, un genre) [période] classical; [danse, musique, répertoire] classical; théâtre classique français French classical theatre;4 ( consacré) [auteur, œuvre] classic;6 ( courant) [exemple, histoire, situation] classic; [traitement, méthode] classic, standard; ( habituel) [symptôme, réaction] classic; [conséquence] usual; c'est classique○! it's typical!; c'est l'itinéraire classique d'un élève studieux it's the path good students usually follow; c'est le coup classique○! it's the same old story!;B nm1 ( auteur) classical author;2 ( œuvre) classic; un classique de l'écran a screen classic; un classique du genre a classic of its kind; je connais mes classiques○! hum I know my classics!;C nf Sport classic.[klasik] adjectif3. [conventionnel] conventionalmatériel/armement classique conventional equipment/weapons4. [connu - sketch, plaisanterie, recette] classica. [ça arrive souvent] that's typical!b. [une ruse connue] that's a well-known trick!————————[klasik] nom masculin1. LITTÉRATURE [auteur] classical author[œuvre] classicc'est un des grands classiques de la littérature russe it's one of the great classics of Russian literature2. MUSIQUE [genre][œuvre - généralement] classic ; [ - de jazz] (jazz) standard3. [style - d'habillement, de décoration] classic style————————[klasik] nom féminin
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