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package ['pækɪdʒ]1 noun(b) (set of proposals, items) ensemble m;∎ financial package ensemble m de mesures financières;∎ aid package ensemble m de mesures d'aide;∎ the offer is part of a larger package l'offre fait partie d'un ensemble plus important;∎ the package includes a company car l'offre comprend une voiture de société;∎ a new package of measures to halt inflation un nouvel ensemble ou un nouveau train de mesures visant à stopper l'inflation;∎ you get all these services in a complete package vous obtenez tous ces services selon un marché global;∎ we offered them a generous package nous leur avons proposé un contrat global très avantageux∎ (software) package logiciel m(e) (on TV or radio) sujet m∎ each item is individually packaged chaque article est conditionné ou emballé séparément(b) (pop star, candidate etc) créer l'image de marque de;∎ she has packaged herself as a sex symbol elle s'est créé ou fabriqué une image de sex-symbol►► package deal transaction f globale, accord m global;∎ the package deal put forward by the management l'ensemble des mesures proposées par la direction;∎ we bought up the lot in a package deal nous avons tout acheté en un seul lot;package holiday, package tour voyage m organisé or à prix forfaitaire -
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package [ˈpækɪdʒ]1. nouna. ( = parcel) paquet m( = wrap up) emballer ; ( = present) présenter3. compounds* * *['pækɪdʒ] 1.1) ( parcel) paquet m, colis m2) ( collection) (of reforms, measures, proposals) ensemble m (of de)3) Computing progiciel m2.transitive verb1) ( put into packaging) emballer [goods, object]2) ( design image for) concevoir un conditionnement pour [product]; présenter [policy, proposal] -
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A n2 ( collection) (of reforms, measures, proposals) ensemble m (of de) ; aid package ensemble m de mesures d'assistance ; an insurance package une assurance ; the sunroof is not part of the package le toit ouvrant est en option ; the radio is part of the package la radio est comprise dans le prix ;5 = package holiday.B vtr1 ( put into packaging) emballer, conditionner [goods, object] ;2 (present, design image for) concevoir un conditionnement pour [product] ; présenter [policy, proposal] ; concevoir la publicité de [film, singer, band].
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