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1 particulier
particulier, -ière [paʀtikylje, jεʀ]1. adjectivea. ( = spécifique) [aspect, point, exemple] particular ; [trait, style, manière de parler] characteristicb. ( = spécial) exceptionalc. ( = étrange) oddd. ( = privé) private2. masculine nounb. ( = chose) le particulier the particular► en particulier ( = spécialement) in particular* * *
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- ière paʀtikylje, ɛʀ adjectif1) ( propre)il a ceci de particulier qu'il aime son indépendance — the thing with him is that he likes his independence
2) ( spécifique) [droits, statut, privilèges, rôle] special; [exemple, thème, objectif] specific3) ( personnel) [voiture, secrétaire, collection] private4) ( inhabituel) [cas, situation, phénomène, épisode] unusual; [talent, jour, effort] special; [mœurs] odd; [accent, style] distinctive, unusualc'est quelqu'un de très particulier — ( admiratif) he's/she's somebody out of the ordinary; péj he's/she's weird
‘quoi de neuf?’ - ‘rien de particulier’ — ‘what's new?’ - ‘nothing special’
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en particulier locution adverbiale1) ( en privé) in private2) ( séparément) individually3) ( notamment) in particular, particularly
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* * *paʀtikylje, jɛʀ (-ière)1. adj1) (= personnel) private2) (= exceptionnel) special, particular3) (= caractéristique) distinctive, characteristicCe vin a un arôme particulier. — This wine has a distinctive flavour.
4) (= spécifique) particularIls étudient un aspect particulier du problème. — They're studying a particular aspect of the problem.
Dans ce cas particulier, je ne peux rien faire. — In this particular case, I can't do anything.
2. nm1) (= individu) private individual"particulier vend..." COMMERCE — "for sale privately...", "for sale by owner..." USA
en particulier adv (= surtout) — in particular, particularly
J'aime les fruits, en particulier les fraises. — I like fruit, particularly strawberries., (à titre d'exemple) in particular
tous les ouvrages de référence - et les dictionnaires en particulier — all reference books - and dictionaries in particular, (= en privé) in private
* * *particulier, - ièreA adj1 ( propre) l'entreprise a une façon particulière de procéder the company has its own (particular) procedures; il a ceci de particulier qu'il aime son indépendance the thing is with him, he has to be independent; il a une manière particulière de s'exprimer he has a particular way of expressing himself;2 ( spécifique) [droits, statut, privilèges, rôle] special; [exemple, thème, objectif] specific; les agriculteurs ont un régime d'imposition particulier the farmers have a special tax status;3 ( personnel) [maison, voiture, professeur, secrétaire] private; je dois vous parler à titre particulier I must speak to you privately ou in private; collection particulière private collection;4 ( inhabituel) [cas, situation, phénomène] unusual; [talent, jour, effort] special; [style, mœurs] odd; [accent] distinctive, unusual; il a examiné ce cas avec une attention particulière he gave this case his particular attention; un épisode très particulier a very unusual episode; c'est quelqu'un de très particulier ( admiratif) he's/she's somebody out of the ordinary; péj he's/she's weird; ‘quoi de neuf?’-‘rien de particulier’ ‘what's new?’-‘nothing in particular, nothing special’; il a des amis assez particuliers he has some friends who are definitely different; elle a un genre particulier she's a bit weird; cela a un goût assez particulier it tastes weird.B en particulier loc adv1 ( en privé) in private; puis-je vous voir en particulier? can I see you in private?;2 ( séparément) individually; s'occuper de chaque cas en particulier to consider each case individually;3 ( surtout) particularly; ( notamment) in particular ; il a fait très froid, dans le nord en particulier it's been very cold, particularly in the north; voir en particulier le chapitre 5 see chapter 5 in particular; tous les pays sont concernés, la France en particulier all countries are concerned and France in particular.C nm1 ( personne) (simple) particulier private individual; loger chez des particuliers to stay with a family; vente de particulier à particulier private sale; vendre de particulier à particulier to sell privately;2 ( détail) le particulier the particular; du particulier au général from the particular to the general.( féminin particulière) [partikylje, ɛr] adjectifporter une attention toute particulière à quelque chose to pay particular ou special attention to somethingses photos n'offrent pas d'intérêt particulier his photographs are of ou hold no particular interestil ne s'est rien passé de particulier nothing special ou particular happened5. [privé - avion, intérêts] privatej'ai une voiture particulière I've got my own car ou a car of my owncours particulier, leçon particulière private lesson————————nom masculin2. [élément individuel]————————en particulier locution adverbiale2. [seul à seul] in private -
2 banal
adjectivea. ( = sans originalité) banal• ça, ce n'est pas banal ! that's rather out of the ordinary!b. ( = courant) commonplace* * *banale banal, o adjectifpeu or pas banal — rather unusual
* * *banal adj banal, -e1) commonplaceLa violence est devenue banale à la télévision. — Violence has become commonplace on television.
2) péjoratif trite, banalL'intrigue du film est très banale. — The plot of the film is very trite.
3)* * *1 ( mpl banals) ( courant) [mot, idée] commonplace; [cas, événement, personne] unremarkable; ( trivial) [roman, spectacle] banal; peu or pas banal rather unusual;ce n'est vraiment pas banal it's most unusual, it's really strange2. [sans originalité - idée, histoire] trite, banal ; [ - chose] commonplace ; [ - argument] standard, well-worn ; [ - vie] humdrum ; [ - événement] everydayce que je vais vous dire là est très banal there's nothing original ou unusual about what I'm going to say -
3 unique
unique [ynik]adjectivea. ( = seul) only• mon unique souci/espoir my only concern/hope• c'est un fils/une fille unique he's/she's an only child• « places: prix unique 8 € » (dans un cinéma) "all seats 8 euros"b. ( = exceptionnel) [livre, talent] unique• il est unique ! he's priceless! (inf)* * *ynik1) ( seul de son espèce) (before n) only2) ( seul pour tous) single‘prix unique’ — ‘all at one price’
3) ( remarquable) uniqueunique au monde — [personne, objet, fait] unique in the world
unique en son genre — [personne, objet] one of a kind (jamais épith); [fait, événement] one-off GB, one-shot (épith) US
4) (colloq) ( singulier)5) ( sans frère ni sœur)être fille or fils unique — to be an only child
* * *ynik adj1) (= seul) onlyfils unique; fille unique — only child
Il est fils unique. — He's an only child.
Elle est fille unique. — She's an only child.
2) (= unifié) single3) (= exceptionnel) uniqueTout individu a des empreintes uniques. — Everyone's fingerprints are unique.
unique en France — unique in France, the only one of its kind in France
* * *unique adj1 ( seul de son espèce) (before n) only; il est l'unique témoin/candidat he's the only witness/candidate; c'est son unique fille sur sept enfants she's his only daughter out of seven children; c'est l'unique cas où… it's the only case where…; c'est l'unique voie qui y mène it's the only way to get there; ⇒ seul;2 ( seul pour tous) single; marché/monnaie unique single market/currency; parti unique single party; système à parti unique one-party system; ‘prix unique’ ‘all at one price’; proposer un candidat unique aux élections to put forward one candidate only at the elections;3 ( remarquable) unique; c'est un cas unique dans l'histoire des sciences it's a unique case in the history of science; c'est une occasion unique de faire it's a unique opportunity to do; unique au monde/en Europe [personne, objet, fait] unique in the world/in Europe; unique en son genre [personne, objet] most unusual; [fait, événement] one-off GB, one-shot ( épith) US;4 ○( singulier) priceless; ce type est unique! that guy's priceless○!;5 ( sans frère ni sœur) être fille/fils unique to be an only child.[ynik] adjectifc'est mon unique recours it's the only recourse I have ou my sole recourse2. [exceptionnel] unique3. (familier) [étonnant] pricelessil est vraiment unique, lui! he's priceless, he is!4. [dans une famille]être fils/fille/enfant unique to be an only son/daughter/child -
4 Conflits sociaux
This is the expression used to describe industrial unrest, or tensions between employers and employees in the workplace. Generally speaking, les conflits sociaux include all kinds of industrial unrest, in particular strikes ( les grèves), working-to-rule ( grève du zèle), or go-slows ( grève perlée). France does not have a permanent Arbitration and Conciliation service, but in the event of a major stoppage, a médiateur can be appointed to try and find a solution to the conflict. France has a reputation of being a country of strikers, but this is not really the case. Conflits sociaux are relatively unusual in the private sector, but do tend to be more common in a number of high-profile public-sector areas, such as the state education system, and the SNCF, where they can have a massive impact on everyday life.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Conflits sociaux
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