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douane [dwan]feminine nouna. ( = service) Customs• poste or bureau de douane customs house* * *dwan1) ( service) customs (+ v sg ou pl)2) ( taxe) duty* * *dwan nf1) (= poste, bureau) customs pl2) (= taxes) duty, customs duty* * *douane nf1 ( service) customs (+ v sg ou pl); agent des douanes customs officer; des marchandises saisies par la douane goods seized ou confiscated by (the) customs; visite or contrôle de la douane customs check; zone/port sous douane zone/port under the authority of the Customs and Excise;2 ( à la frontière) bureau de douane customs, customs house; déclaration de douane customs declaration; attendre/se faire arrêter à la douane to wait/to be arrested at customs; passer (à) la douane to go through customs; passer des marchandises en douane to clear goods through customs; marchandises (entreposées) en douane bonded goods;3 ( taxe) duty; payer la douane, payer les droits de douane to pay (customs) duty ou customs dues; exempt de douane duty- free; soumis aux droits de douane dutiable.[dwan] nom féminin1. [à la frontière]2. [administration]la douane, les douanes, le service des douanesa. [généralement] the Customs (service)b. [en Grande-Bretagne] Customs and Excise (department)entreposer quelque chose en douane to put something in ou into bond3. [taxe](droits de) douane customs duty ou duesexempté de douane duty-free, non-dutiable -
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