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pension [pɑ̃sjɔ̃]1. feminine nouna. ( = allocation) pensionb. ( = hôtel) boarding housec. ( = école) (boarding) schoold. ( = hébergement) board and lodging2. compounds► pension alimentaire [de personne divorcée] alimony► pension de famille ≈ boarding house* * *pɑ̃sjɔ̃1) ( rente) pension•Phrasal Verbs:* * *pɑ̃sjɔ̃ nf1) (= allocation) pensionMa grand-mère reçoit sa pension tous les mois. — My grandma gets her pension every month.
2) (= école) boarding schoolLeur fille est en pension. — Their daughter is at boarding school.
3) (= hôtel) boarding house4) (= prix du logement) board and lodging, bed and board* * *pension nf1 ( rente) pension;2 ( hôtel) boarding house; ( séjour) board; frais de pension accommodation charges; prendre qn en pension to take sb as a lodger; j'ai pris pension chez eux pendant trois mois I boarded with them for three months;3 Scol ( école) boarding school; ( frais d'école) boarding fees (pl); mettre qn en pension to send sb to boarding school.pension alimentaire Jur alimony; pension complète Tourisme full board; pension de famille Tourisme family hotel; pension d'invalidité Assur disability pension; Jur disablement benefit; pension de retraite = pension de vieillesse; pension de réversion Prot Soc reversion benefit; pension viagère Fin life annuity; pension de vieillesse Prot Soc old-age pension.[pɑ̃sjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [somme allouée] pensionpension de retraite (retirement ou old-age) pension2. [logement et nourriture] board and lodginga. [client] to take board and lodgings with somebodyb. [ami] to be staying with somebody3. [hôtel]être en pension to be a boarder ou at boarding school
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