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tourist ['tʊərɪst]1 nountouriste mf;∎ Sport the tourists les visiteurs mpl(agency, centre) de tourisme; (information, ticket) touristique; (restaurant, pub) pour touristes►► tourist area zone f touristique;tourist attraction attrait m ou attraction f ou site m touristique;tourist board comité m du tourisme;British tourist class classe f touriste;tourist destination destination f touristique;tourist industry industrie f touristique;tourist (information) centre or tourist (information) office office m de tourisme, syndicat m d'initiative;tourist route itinéraire m touristique;tourist season saison f touristique;tourist trade tourisme m;∎ the country relies on its tourist trade le pays vit du tourisme;tourist traffic flot m des touristes;tourist trap attrape-touristes m inv;Tourist Trophy = courses de moto sur l'île de Man;tourist visa visa m de touriste
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