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aléatoire [aleatwaʀ]adjectivea. ( = risqué) uncertain* * *aleatwaʀ1) [événements, succès, résultat] unpredictable; [profession] insecure, riskyle caractère aléatoire de — the unpredictability of [résultat]; the unstable nature of [emploi]
2) Mathématique, Informatique random3) Droit [acte] aleatory* * *aleatwaʀ adj1) INFORMATIQUE, STATISTIQUE random2) (fonctionnement, résultat, méthode, caractère) uncertain* * *aléatoire adj1 [événements, succès, résultat] unpredictable; [profession] insecure, risky; le caractère aléatoire de the unpredictability of [résultat]; the unstable nature of [emploi];4 Jur [acte, contrat] aleatory.[aleatwar] adjectifc'est aléatoire it's uncertain, there's nothing definite about it3. FINANCEgain aléatoire chance ou contingent gain
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