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1 largeur d'esprit
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2 largeur
largeur [laʀʒœʀ]feminine nounwidth ; [de lame, dos, visage, main, nez, front] breadth• quelle est la largeur de la fenêtre ? how wide is the window?* * *laʀʒœʀ1) ( dimension) gén width, breadth; ( en géométrie) breadthen petite/grande largeur — in a narrow/broad width
2) ( ouverture)largeur d'esprit or de vues — broad-mindedness
* * *laʀʒœʀ nf1) (qu'on mesure) width2) (impression visuelle) wideness, width3) [visage, épaules] breadth* * *largeur nf1 ⇒ Les mesures de longueur ( dimension) gén width, breadth; ( en géométrie) breadth; occuper toute la largeur de qch to take up the full width of sth; ce tissu existe en différentes largeurs this material comes in different widths; en petite/grande largeur in a narrow/broad width; une lame de deux centimètres de largeur a blade two centimetresGB wide; être rayé/déchiré sur toute la largeur to be scratched/torn right across; dans le sens de la largeur widthwise;2 ( ouverture) largeur d'esprit or de vues broad-mindedness; faire preuve d'une grande largeur d'esprit to show considerable broad-mindedness.se faire avoir dans les grandes largeurs○ to be taken in hook, line and sinker○.[larʒɶr] nom féminin1. [dimension] widthla route a une largeur de 5 m ou 5 m de largeur the road is 5 m wideune remorque barrait la route dans ou sur toute sa largeur there was a trailer blocking the entire width of the roaddéchiré dans ou sur toute la largeur torn all the way acrosslargeur d'esprit ou de vues broadness of mind, broad-mindedness3. COMMERCE5. INFORMATIQUEdans les grandes largeurs locution adverbiale————————en largeur locution adverbiale
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