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duplex [dyplεks]1. invariable adjective2. masculine noun* * *dyplɛksnom masculin invariable1) ( appartement) maisonette GB, duplex apartment US2) Radio, Télécommunications, Télévision duplex* * *dyplɛks nm1) (= appartement) split-level apartment, duplex2) TV* * *duplex nm inv[dyplɛks] nom masculin -
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1. adjective[frère, sœur] twin2. masculine noun, feminine nouna. ( = personne) twinb. ( = sosie) double3. feminine noun4. plural feminine noun* * *
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1) [frère, sœur] twin; [fruits] double2) [lits] twin3) [ville] twin
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* * *ʒymo, ɛl (-elle) jumeaux mpl1. adj1) (frère, sœur) twin2)2. nm/f* * *A adj2 [lits] twin;3 Admin [ville] twin.B nm,f ( personne) twin.C jumelle nf binoculars (pl); une paire de jumelles, des jumelles (a pair of) binoculars; à la jumelle through binoculars.jumelles de théâtre opera glasses.————————vrais/faux jumeaux identical/fraternal twins2. [sosie] double———————— -
7 mitoyen
mitoyen, -yenne [mitwajɛ̃, jεn]adjective[bâtiments, jardins] adjoining• maisons mitoyennes (deux) semidetached houses (Brit) duplex houses (US) ; (plus de deux) terraced houses (Brit) town houses (US)* * *- enne mitwajɛ̃, ɛn adjectif2) ( contigu) controv [bâtiment] adjoining* * *mitwajɛ̃, jɛn adj mitoyen, -ne1) (mur, jardin) common, party modif2)maisons mitoyennes (deux accolées) — semi-detached houses, (plusieurs accolées) terraced houses Grande-Bretagne row houses USA
* * *2 ( contigu) controv [bâtiment] adjoining; la maison mitoyenne de la nôtre the house adjoining ours.puits mitoyen entre les deux maisons well shared by ou common to the two housesle jardin mitoyen du nôtre the garden (immediately) next to ours, the neighbouring garden (to ours) -
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établir [etabliʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verba. [+ usine] to set up ; [+ liaisons, communications] to establishb. [+ normes, règlement, usage] to establish ; [+ gouvernement] to formd. [+ autorité, paix, relations] to establishf. [+ fait, comparaison] to establish• il est établi que... it's an established fact that...2. reflexive verba. [jeune couple] to settleb. ( = prendre un emploi) s'établir boulanger to set o.s. up as a bakerc. [amitié, contacts] to develop* * *etabliʀ
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1) ( fixer) to set up [résidence]2) ( instituer) to establish [règlement, hiérarchie, régime, lien]; to introduce [impôt, discipline]; to set up [gouvernement]; to set [record, norme]3) ( mettre en forme) to draw up [liste, plan, bilan, budget, dossier]; to make out [compte, chèque, facture]; to prepare [devis]; to set up [fiches]; to make [diagnostic]; to draw [parallèle]4) ( assurer) to establish [réputation, fortune, influence]5) ( prouver) to establish [fait, identité, innocence]
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s'établir verbe pronominal1) ( se fixer) [personne] to settle (à, en in); [organisme] to set up2) [indice, taux, hausse] to be set (à at)3) ( s'instituer) [liens] to develop ( sur out of); [domination, pouvoir] to become established ( sur on)* * *etabliʀ vt1) [facture] to make out, to draw up, [liste, programme] to draw up2) [gouvernement, artisan] (= aider à s'installer) to set up, to establish3) [entreprise, atelier, camp] to set up4) [réputation, usage] to establish5) [fait, culpabilité] to establish6) [relations, entente] to establish7) SPORT, [record] to set* * *établir verb table: finirA vtr1 ( fixer) to set up [résidence, siège social]; établir son domicile à Londres to set up home in London; établir le prix (de vente) de to price [article];2 ( instituer) to establish [règlement, hiérarchie, régime, lien, contact]; to introduce [impôt, sanction, discipline]; to set up [gouvernement]; to set [record, limite, norme]; établir une hiérarchie entre ses besoins to put one's needs in order of priority, to prioritize one's needs;3 ( mettre en forme) to draw up [liste, plan, bilan, budget, dossier]; to make out [compte, facture]; to prepare, to draw up [devis]; to set up [fiches]; to make [diagnostic]; to draw [parallèle]; to edit [texte, édition]; to issue [document]; établir un chèque to make out a cheque GB ou check US (à l'ordre de to); texte établi et annoté par… text edited and annotated by…; faire établir un passeport au nom de… to issue a passport in the name of…;4 ( assurer) to establish [réputation, fortune, domination, influence]; droit établi sur la base de l'ancienneté right based on seniority;6 †( pourvoir d'une situation) to settle [enfant].B s'établir vpr1 ( se fixer) [personne] to settle (à, en in); [organisme] to set up; s'établir (comme) to set up (in business) as; elle s'est établie (comme) antiquaire she has set up (in business) as an antique dealer; s'établir à son compte to set up one's own business;2 [indice, taux, hausse] to be set (à at);3 ( s'instituer) [relations, liens] to develop (sur out of); [domination, pouvoir, préjugé] to become established (sur on); leur collaboration s'est établie sur des besoins communs their collaboration has developed out of a common need; le consensus s'établira sur cette question a consensus will be established on this question.[etablir] verbe transitif2. [implanter - usine, locaux, quartier général] to establish, to set ou to put up (separable) ; [ - filiale] to establish[marier] to marry off (separable)4. [instaurer - règlement] to introduce, to promulgate (soutenu) ; [ - usage] to pass ; [ - pouvoir] to install, to implement ; [ - ordre, relation] to establish5. [bâtir - réputation] to establish ; [ - empire] to build6. [prouver]établir l'innocence de quelqu'un to establish somebody's innocence, to vindicate somebody7. [dresser - organigramme] to set out (separable) ; [ - liste] to draw up (separable) ; [ - devis] to provide ; [ - chèque] to make out ; [ - programme, prix] to fix8. SPORT————————s'établir verbe pronominal intransitif1. [vivre]2. [professionnellement] to set (oneself) up (in business)s'établir à son compte to set (oneself) up in business, to become self-employed3. [être instauré]enfin, le silence s'établit silence was finally restored
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duplex house — ☆ duplex house n. a house consisting of two separate family units … English World dictionary
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duplex house — house with dwelling accommodations for two separate families … English contemporary dictionary
duplex house — a house having separate apartments for two families, esp. a two story house having a complete apartment on each floor and two separate entrances. Also called duplex. * * * … Universalium
duplex house — du′plex house′ n. archit. a house having separate apartments for two families, esp. a two story house with an apartment on each floor and two separate entrances … From formal English to slang
duplex — [do͞o′pleks΄, dyo͞o′pleks΄] adj. [L, consisting of two leaves, double < duo, TWO + plex, fold < plicare, to fold < IE base * plak , *plag > FLAG2, Gr plax, surface, infl. by early assoc. with duplus, DOUBLE] 1. double; twofold 2.… … English World dictionary
Duplex (building) — The term duplex can be used to describe several different dwelling unit configurations: A duplex house is defined as a dwelling having apartments with separate entrances for two families. This includes two story houses having a complete apartment … Wikipedia
house — Structure that serves as living quarters for one or more persons or families. See also curtilage domicile home residence. A legislative assembly, or (where the bicameral system obtains) one of the two branches of the legislature; as the house of… … Black's law dictionary
house — Structure that serves as living quarters for one or more persons or families. See also curtilage domicile home residence. A legislative assembly, or (where the bicameral system obtains) one of the two branches of the legislature; as the house of… … Black's law dictionary
duplex — duplexity, n. /dooh pleks, dyooh /, n. 1. See duplex apartment. 2. See duplex house. 3. paper or cardboard having different colors, finishes, or stocks on opposite sides. 4. Print. a. a method of reproducing an illustration using two halftone… … Universalium
duplex — du•plex [[t]ˈdu plɛks, ˈdyu [/t]] n. 1) archit. duplex apartment 2) archit. duplex house 3) gen a double stranded region of DNA 4) having two parts; double; twofold 5) tgp pertaining to or noting a telecommunications system, as most telephone… … From formal English to slang
