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1 fraude électorale
electoral fraud, vote ou ballot rigging -
2 fraude
fraude [fʀod]feminine noun• en fraude [fabriquer, vendre] fraudulently• passer qch/faire passer qn en fraude to smuggle sth/sb in* * *fʀod1) Droit fraud [U]fraude électorale — vote ou election rigging
passer quelque chose/quelqu'un en fraude — to smuggle something/somebody in
entrer or passer en fraude — ( dans un pays) to enter illegally
2) École, Université cheating [U]* * *fʀod nf1) (sur marchandises, denrées, droits de douane) fraudpasser qch en fraude (= faire entrer) — to smuggle sth in, (= faire sortir) to smuggle sth out
2) (dans les transports en commun) fare dodging3) POLITIQUE4) ÉDUCATION cheating* * *fraude nf1 Jur fraud ¢; fraude fiscale tax fraud; fraude électorale vote ou election rigging; passer qch/qn en fraude to smuggle sth/sb in; sortir qch en fraude to smuggle sth out; entrer or passer en fraude ( au cinéma) to slip in without paying; ( dans un pays) to enter illegally;[frod] nom féminin1. [tromperie] fraud2. DROITfraude électorale electoral fraud, vote ou ballot rigging————————en fraude locution adverbiale[vendre]entrer/sortir en fraude to smuggle oneself in/out
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