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1 séance extraordinaire
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2 convocation
convocation [kɔ̃vɔkasjɔ̃]feminine nouna. [d'assemblée] convening ; [de témoin, prévenu, subordonné] summoning* * *kɔ̃vɔkasjɔ̃1) ( appel) ( d'assemblée) convening, convocation sout; ( d'individu) gén summoning; Armée ( de réserviste) calling up; ( pour entrevue) invitationse rendre à une convocation — gén to attend as instructed; Droit to obey a summons
se présenter à un bureau sur convocation — Administration to call at an office after being requested to do so
2) ( lettre) ( ordre) gén notice to attend; Droit summons (+ sg); Armée call-up papers (pl); ( invitation) invitation* * *kɔ̃vɔkasjɔ̃ nf1) [assemblée, conseil municipal] conveningla convocation du parlement en session extraordinaire — the convening of parliament in an extraordinary session
2) (= document) notification to attend3) DROIT summons sg* * *convocation nf1 ( appel) ( d'assemblée) convening, convocation sout; ( d'individu) gén summoning; Mil ( de réserviste) calling up; ( pour entrevue) invitation; il n'y a pas eu convocation de tous les participants not all participants were invited to attend; se rendre à une convocation gén to attend as instructed; Jur to obey a summons; se présenter à un bureau sur convocation Admin to call at an office after being requested to do so;2 ( lettre) ( ordre) gén notice to attend; Jur summons (sg); Mil call-up papers (pl); ( invitation) invitation; j'ai reçu une convocation à la mairie I have received a letter asking me to call at the town hall; convocation aux examens notification of examination timetables.[kɔ̃vɔkasjɔ̃] nom féminin[de témoins, d'un employé] summoning2. [avis écrit] notification -
3 extraordinaire
extraordinaire [εkstʀaɔʀdinεʀ]adjective* * *ɛkstʀaɔʀdinɛʀ1) ( qui surprend) [question, phénomène] extraordinary; ( qui plaît et surprend) [sensation, paysage, personne] amazing; ( admirable) [personne, film] remarkable; ( qui plaît beaucoup) [personne, film] fantastic (colloq)et si par extraordinaire... — and if by some extraordinary twist of fate...
2) ( non prévu) [dépenses, mesure, assemblée] extraordinary* * *ɛkstʀaɔʀdinɛʀ adj1) (= hors du commun) extraordinary2) POLITIQUE, ADMINISTRATION special* * *extraordinaire adj1 ( qui surprend) [question, phénomène] extraordinary; ( qui plaît et surprend) [sensation, paysage, personne] amazing; ( admirable) [personne, film] remarkable; ( qui plaît beaucoup) [personne, film] fantastic○; d'une intelligence/laideur extraordinaire amazingly intelligent/ugly; avoir un talent extraordinaire to be remarkably talented; le film n'avait rien d'extraordinaire it wasn't a particularly stunning film; une quantité extraordinaire de gâteaux a huge ou enormous number of cakes; l'extraordinaire est que the extraordinary thing is that; et si par extraordinaire… and if by some extraordinary twist of fate…; c'est quand même extraordinaire! vous étiez dans la maison et vous n'avez rien entendu? it's incredible! you were in the house and you heard nothing at all?;2 ( non prévu) [dépenses, mesure, assemblée] extraordinary.[ɛkstraɔrdinɛr] adjectif1. [inhabituel - histoire] extraordinary, amazing ; [ - cas, personnage, intelligence] extraordinary, exceptional ; [ - talent, courage] extraordinary, exceptional, rare ; [ - circonstances] extraordinary, specialassemblée extraordinaire special session, extraordinary meetingle repas n'avait rien d'extraordinaire ou n'était pas extraordinaire there was nothing special about the mealqu'y-a-t-il d'extraordinaire à cela? what's so strange ou special about that?par extraordinaire locution adverbialesi par extraordinaire il arrivait que... if by some unlikely chance it happened that... -
4 ordinaire
ordinaire [ɔʀdinεʀ]1. adjectivea. ( = habituel) ordinary2. masculine noun* * *ɔʀdinɛʀ
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1) (ni spécial, ni anormal) gén ordinary; [qualité] standard; [lecteur, touriste] average, ordinary; [journée] normal, ordinaryl'(essence) ordinaire — 2-star (petrol) GB, regular (gasoline) US
2) ( médiocre) pej [vie] humdrum (épith)très ordinaire — [repas, vin] very average; [personne] very ordinary
3) ( coutumier) [qualité, défaut] usual
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nom masculin1) ( menu habituel)2) ( moyenne)sortir de l'ordinaire — [livre, film] to be out of the ordinary
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à l'ordinaire, d'ordinaire locution adverbiale usuallyplus tard que d'ordinaire or qu'à l'ordinaire — later than usual
* * *ɔʀdinɛʀ1. adj1) (= banal) (gens, vie, comportement) ordinaryCe sont des gens ordinaires, pas des héros. — They are ordinary people, not heroes.
Nous menions une existence assez ordinaire. — We lived a fairly ordinary life.
2) péjoratif (personne, manières) commonCe sont des gens très ordinaires. — They're very common.
3) (= coutumier) (maladresse, procédure) usual4) (= de tous les jours) (vaisselle, habits) everyday5) (modèle, qualité) standard6) FINANCE, ADMINISTRATIONSee:2. nm1) (= quotidien, norme) ordinary2) (= nourriture) everyday fared'ordinaire — usually, normally
à l'ordinaire — usually, ordinarily
3. nf(= essence) two-star petrol Grande-Bretagne regular gas USA* * *A adj1 (ni spécial, ni anormal) gén ordinary; [qualité, modèle] standard; [lecteur, touriste] average, ordinary; [vaisselle] everyday; [journée] normal, ordinary; séance ordinaire ordinary session; procédure ordinaire ordinary court procedure; en temps ordinaire in normal times; ça n'a rien d'ordinaire it's pretty unusual; journée peu ordinaire unusual day; d'une bêtise/audace peu ordinaire incredibly stupid/daring;2 péj ( médiocre) [vie] humdrum ( épith); très ordinaire [repas, vin] very average; [personne] very ordinary;B nm1 ( menu habituel) l'ordinaire everyday fare;2 ( moyenne) l'ordinaire the commonplace; sortir de l'ordinaire [livre, film] to be out of the ordinary; au-dessous/au-dessus de l'ordinaire below/above average;3 Relig l'ordinaire de la messe the ordinary of the mass;C à l'ordinaire, d'ordinaire loc adv usually; plus tard que d'ordinaire or qu'à l'ordinaire later than usual; comme à l'ordinaire as usual.[ɔrdinɛr] adjectif1. [habituel - journée] ordinary, normal ; [ - procédure] usual, standard, normal ; [ - comportement] ordinary, usual, customaryen temps ordinaire usually, normallypeu ou pas ordinairea. [attitude, méthode, journée] unusualb. [volonté] unusual, extraordinary[produit] ordinary4. [banal - cuisine, goûts] ordinary, plain ; [ - gens] ordinary, common (péjoratif) ; [ - spectacle] ordinary, run-of-the-mill ; [ - conversation] run-of-the-mill, commonplaceelle n'est pas ordinaire, ton histoire! your story is certainly an unusual one!————————[ɔrdinɛr] nom masculin1. [norme]sortir de l'ordinaire to be out of the ordinary, to be unusual2. [repas habituel] everyday ou ordinary fare————————à l'ordinaire locution adverbialecomme à l'ordinaire, il arriva en retard as usual, he turned up late————————d'ordinaire locution adverbiale -
5 assemblée extraordinaire
special session, extraordinary meeting
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