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21 all-right
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22 all manner of
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23 all clear
2 fig to give sb the all clear [committee] donner le feu vert à qn (to do pour faire) ; [doctors] déclarer qn guéri. -
24 all square
all square adj to be all square [people] être quitte ; [teams] être à égalité ; [accounts] être équilibré. -
25 all-around
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26 all-round
all-round adj [athlete, artist, service] complet/-ète ; [improvement] général ; to have all-round talent avoir du talent dans tous les domaines. -
27 all-rounder
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28 all-star
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29 all-weather
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30 all-year-round
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31 all-American
Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > all-American
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32 all-absorbing
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33 all-embracing
(study, survey) exhaustif, complet(ète); (term) global;∎ all-embracing knowledge vaste érudition fUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > all-embracing
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34 all-inclusive
(price, tariff) net, tout compris, forfaitaire►► all-inclusive holiday forfait m vacances tout comprisUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > all-inclusive
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35 all-over
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36 all-pervading
(stench) envahissant, qui se répand partout; (fear, corruption, influence) omniprésentUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > all-pervading
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37 all-purpose
(gen) qui répond à tous les besoins, passe-partout (inv); (tool, vehicle, room, building) polyvalent;∎ all-purpose cleaning fluid détachant m tous usagesUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > all-purpose
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38 all-round
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39 all-rounder
∎ British he's a good all-rounder (gen) il est doué dans tous les domaines, il est bon en tout; Sport c'est un sportif completUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > all-rounder
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40 all-seater
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