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associatif, -ive [asɔsjatif, iv]adjective[réseau] of charities* * *- ive asɔsjatif, iv adjectif1) Linguistique, Mathématique, Psychologie [rapport, loi, lien] associative2) Droit, Sociologie [personne] belonging to an association; [réseau, tissu] of associationsmouvement associatif — ( ensemble) association; ( tendance) trend toward(s) the forming of associations
* * *asɔsjatif, iv adj (-ive)* * *associatif, - ive adj2 Jur, Sociol [personne] belonging to an association; [réseau, tissu] of associations; militant associatif association activist; responsable associatif association office-holder; les milieux associatifs associations; mouvement associatif ( ensemble) association; ( tendance) trend toward(s) the forming of associations; à structure associative with association status; vie associative community life.( féminin associative) [asɔsjatif, iv] adjectif -
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charité [∫aʀite]feminine nounb. ( = aumône) faire la charité à to give (something) to* * *ʃaʀite1) ( aumône) charityla charité s'il vous plaît — spare me some change, please
2) ( bienveillance) kindness3) Religion charity••charité bien ordonnée commence par soi-même — Proverbe charity begins at home Proverbe
* * *ʃaʀite nffaire la charité (= donner aux mendiants) — to give to beggars, (= donner aux œuvres) to give to charities
fête de charité — charity fair, charity fête
vente de charité — jumble Grande-Bretagne sale, rummage USA sale
* * *charité nf1 ( aumône) charity; faire la charité à qn to give sb alms; demander la charité à qn lit, fig to ask sb for charity; je ne veux pas qu'on me fasse la charité I don't want charity; un appel à la charité publique a charity appeal; vente/match de charité charity sale/match; la charité s'il vous plaît spare me some change, please;2 ( bienveillance) kindness; par (pure) charité out of the kindness of one's heart; il a eu la charité de faire he was kind enough to do;3 Relig charity; la charité chrétienne Christian charity.[ʃarite] nom féminin2. [aumône] charityje n'ai nul besoin qu'on me fasse la charité (figuré) I don't need anybody's help, I'll manage on my own————————de charité locution adjectivale -
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5 œuuvre
œuvre [œvʀ]feminine nouna. ( = livre, tableau, film) work ; ( = ensemble d'une production) works• ce beau gâchis, c'est l'œuvre des enfants this fine mess is the children's doing• mettre en œuvre [+ moyens] to make use ofc. ( = organisation) œuvre de bienfaisance charity -
6 Restaurants du Coeur, Les
Food distribution charity, handing out food packages and hot meals to the needy. The organisation was set up in 1985 under the inspiration of the popular comedian Coluche (q.v.), and has since then developed to become one of the biggest charities in France. The organisation is made up of a national charity backed by 113 local organisations. In 2006-07, the Restos du coeur mobilized over 50,000 volunteers, distributed over 81 million meals, provided overnight shelter for 7500 people, as well as running a number of smaller social aid programmes.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Restaurants du Coeur, Les
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