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1 paysage cultural
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paysage [peizaʒ]masculine nouna. landscapeb. ( = situation) scene* * *peizaʒnom masculinpaysage urbain — lit, fig urban landscape GB, cityscape
2) Art (genre, tableau) landscape (painting)•Phrasal Verbs:* * *peizaʒ nm1) (= vue) landscape2) fig (= situation) scene3) ART (= tableau) landscape* * *paysage nm1 ( site) landscape; ( vue) scenery ¢, landscape; paysage morne/industriel bleak/industrial landscape; paysage accidenté uneven landscape; paysages méditerranéens/de montagne mediterranean/mountain landscapes; paysage urbain lit, fig urban landscape GB, cityscape; nous avons vu de magnifiques paysages we saw some beautiful scenery; les cheminées gâchent le paysage the chimneys spoil the view;2 fig ( milieu) scene; le paysage politique/économique/culturel the political/economic/cultural scene ou landscape; paysage universitaire/scolaire university/educational world; ça fait bien dans le paysage de dire qu'on est sportif it looks good if you say that you're into sports;3 Art (genre, tableau) landscape (painting).paysage audiovisuel français, PAF French radio and TV scene.[peizaʒ] nom masculin1. [étendue géographique] landscapepaysage montagneux/vallonné hilly/rolling landscapepaysage politique/social political/social landscapepaysage urbain townscape, urban landscapeun paysage de Millet a Millet landscape, a landscape by Millet -
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diversité [divεʀsite]feminine noun( = grand nombre) range ; ( = variété) variety* * *divɛʀsitenom féminin (de personnes, paysages) diversity; (de couleurs, produits, cultures) diversity; (de goûts, d'opinions, intérêts) variety* * *divɛʀsite nf* * *diversité nf (de personnes, paysages) diversity; (de couleurs, produits, cultures) diversity, variety; (de goûts, d'opinions, intérêts) variety, range; les diversités ethniques/culturelles ethnic/cultural diversity; ils tirent leur force de leur diversité their strength lies in their diversity.[divɛrsite] nom féminin[pluralité - de formes, d'opinions, de goûts] diversity
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