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aloi [alwa]masculine noun• de bon aloi [plaisanterie] respectable* * *alwɑnom masculin* * *alwa nmde bon aloi — of genuine worth, of genuine quality
de mauvais aloi — of doubtful worth, of doubtful quality
* * *aloi nm un succès de bon/mauvais aloi a well-deserved/an undeserved success; une plaisanterie de bon/mauvais aloi a joke in good taste/a tasteless joke; une gaieté de bon aloi a simple cheerfulness.[alwa] nom masculina. [marchandise, individu] of sterling ou genuine worthb. [plaisanterie] in good tastea. [marchandise] worthlessb. [individu] worthless, no-good (avant nom)c. [plaisanterie] in bad tasted. [succès] cheap
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