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entertainment [‚entə'teɪnmənt](a) (amusement) amusement m, divertissement m;∎ for your entertainment, we have organized… pour vous distraire ou amuser, nous avons organisé…;∎ much to the entertainment of the crowd au grand amusement de la foule;∎ this film is or provides good family entertainment ce film est un bon divertissement familial;∎ her favourite entertainment is reading la lecture est sa distraction préférée;∎ we had to make our own entertainment il a fallu que l'on se divertisse nous-mêmes(b) (performance) spectacle m, attraction f;∎ musical entertainments will be provided des attractions musicales sont prévues;∎ this is a serious job, not an entertainment c'est un travail sérieux, pas un jeu;∎ the entertainment business l'industrie f du spectacle;∎ this show is intended to be an entertainment ce spectacle est censé être un divertissement►► Commerce entertainment allowance frais mpl de représentation;entertainment centre système m audio-vidéo;entertainments director (at holiday centre etc) directeur(trice) m,f de l'animation;entertainment magazine guide m des spectacles;entertainments officer (on ship, in students' union) responsable mf chargé de l'animation;Computing entertainment software logiciel m de loisir;entertainment system système m audio-vidéo;entertainment tax taxe f sur les spectacles✾ Film 'That's Entertainment!' Jack Haley Jr 'Il était une fois Hollywood'Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > entertainment
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