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1 exclusif
exclusif, -ive [εksklyzif, iv]adjectiveexclusive ; [représentant] sole• à l'usage/au profit exclusif de for the sole use/benefit of• dans le but exclusif de faire... with the sole aim of doing...* * *- ive ɛksklyzif, iv adjectif1) Presse [document] exclusive2) Commerce [concessionnaire] sole; [produit] exclusive3) ( d'un seul) [propriété] exclusive* * *ɛksklyzif, iv adj (-ive)1) (contrat, droit) exclusive2) (= unique) (agent, objectif) soleavec la mission exclusive de... — with the sole mission of...
dans le but exclusif de... — with the sole aim of...
3) (sentiment, amour) exclusive* * *A adj1 Presse [interview, document] exclusive;3 ( d'un seul) [droit, propriété, privilège] exclusive (de qch of sth; de faire to do);4 ( absolu) [personne, tempérament] intractable; il est exclusif dans ses opinions/idées/goûts he's very set in his opinions/ideas/tastes;B exclusive nf Pol ( mise à l'écart) debarment; frapper qn d'exclusive to debar sb; jeter or prononcer l'exclusive to blackball.1. [droit, modèle, privilège] exclusive[dépositaire, concessionnaire] sole2. [incompatible avec]exclusif de exclusive of, incompatible withles services proposés ne sont pas exclusifs l'un de l'autre the services offered are not mutually exclusive3. [absolu - amour, relation] exclusive4. [intolérant] blinkered5. [dossier, image, reportage] exclusive————————exclusive nom fémininfrapper quelqu'un/un pays d'exclusive to debar somebody/a countryjeter ou prononcer l'exclusive contre quelqu'un to debar somebody -
2 indignité successorale
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3 indignité
ɛ̃diɲite1) ( caractère) despicableness2) ( action) despicable act, disgraceful act* * *ɛ̃diɲite nf1) (= caractère) unworthiness no pl2) (= acte) shameful act* * *indignité nf1 ( caractère) despicableness;2 ( action) despicable act, disgraceful act.indignité nationale national unworthiness (sentence passed on French collaborators involving the loss of civil liberties); indignité successorale Jur exclusion of an heir from the succession.[ɛ̃diɲite] nom féminin2. [acte] shameful ou disgraceful act3. DROIT4. HISTOIRE -
4 forclusion
fɔʀklyzjɔ̃ nfDROIT debarment* * *forclusion nf Jur failure to make a claim within the statutory time-limit.
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