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correction [kɔʀεksjɔ̃]feminine nounb. ( = châtiment) (corporal) punishmentc. [de conduite] il a fait preuve d'une parfaite correction he behaved impeccably* * *kɔʀɛksjɔ̃1) ( action de corriger) gén correcting; ( de manuscrit) proofreading2) ( attribution d'une note) ( d'examen) marking GB, grading US3) ( modification) correction5) ( exactitude) accuracy; ( justesse) correctness6) ( convenance) (de tenue, conduite) correctness; ( politesse) good manners (pl)* * *kɔʀɛksjɔ̃ nf1) ÉDUCATION (= notation) marking Grande-Bretagne grading USAfaire la correction d'un devoir [professeur, classe] — to go over a piece of homework
2) [texte] editingcorrection sur écran INFORMATIQUE — screen editing
3) [défaut] correction, putting right4) (note en marge, changement dans un texte) correction5) (= coups) thrashing6) (attitude courtoise, décente) correctnessIl aurait dû refuser, par correction. — He should have refused, out of politeness.
* * *correction nf1 ( action de corriger) gén correcting; Édition ( de manuscrit) proofreading; correction d'épreuves proofreading; apporter une correction à qch to correct sth;5 ( exactitude) accuracy; ( justesse) correctness;6 ( convenance) (de tenue, conduite) propriety, correctness; ( politesse) good manners (pl); manquer de correction to have no manners; c'est un manque de correction it's bad manners; il a été d'une grande correction he behaved perfectly.[kɔrɛksjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [rectificatif] correctiona. [mise au point] to qualify a statementb. [atténuation] to tone down a statement3. IMPRIMERIEa. [lieu] the proofreading departmentb. [personnel] proofreaders, the proofreading departmentcorrection d'auteur author's corrections ou emendations4. [punition] beating5. [conformité] accuracy
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