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1 allègement
allégement, allègement [alεʒmɑ̃]masculine nouna. [de fardeau, véhicule] lightening* * *alɛʒmɑ̃nom masculin1) ( en poids) lightening2) ( réduction) ( de charges) reduction; ( de contrôles) relaxing; ( de structures) simplification3) ( de conditions de détention) improvement* * *alɛʒmɑ̃ nm[programmes scolaires, charge fiscale] lightening* * *allégement nm1 ( en poids) lightening;2 ( réduction) (de dette, charges) reduction; ( de contrôles) relaxing; (de structures, procédures) simplification; allégement des effectifs Scol reduction in numbers; allégement de la fiscalité tax cuts (pl); allégement fiscal tax relief;4 ( de conditions de détention) improvement, easing.[alɛʒmɑ̃] nom masculinils sont en faveur de l'allègement des charges sociales pour les entreprises they are in favour of reducing employers' national insurance contributions3. ÉDUCATION4. SPORT [des skis] lifting (the weight off the skis) -
2 tassement
tassement [tαsmɑ̃]masculine nounb. ( = diminution) le tassement des voix en faveur du candidat the drop in votes for the candidate* * *tɑsmɑ̃nom masculin ( de l'emploi) contraction* * *tɒsmɑ̃ nm1) [vertèbres] compression2) ÉCONOMIE, POLITIQUE (= ralentissement) fall-off, slowdown3) BOURSE decline* * *tassement nm1 fig (de l'emploi, des activités) contraction; ( de valeur des exportations) stagnation; ( à la Bourse) decline (de in); ( de popularité) decline (de in);2 lit tassement de vertèbres compression of the vertebrae.[tasmɑ̃] nom masculin1. [affaissement - de neige, de terre] packing downun tassement des voix de gauche aux dernières élections a slight fall in the numbers of votes for the left in the last elections5. MÉDECINE
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