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until [ən'tɪl]∎ until midnight/Monday jusqu'à minuit/lundi;∎ until 1989 jusqu'en 1989;∎ stay on the motorway until junction 13 restez sur l'autoroute jusqu'à la sortie 13;∎ until such time as you are ready jusqu'à ce que ou en attendant que vous soyez prêt;∎ she was here (up) until February elle était ici jusqu'en février;∎ (up) until now jusqu'ici, jusqu'à présent;∎ (up) until then jusque-là(b) (with negative → before)∎ not until tomorrow pas avant demain;∎ they didn't arrive until 8 o'clock ils ne sont arrivés qu'à 8 h;∎ your car won't be ready until next week votre voiture ne sera pas prête avant la semaine prochaine;∎ I've never seen it until now c'est la première fois que je le vois(a) (up to the specified moment → in present) jusqu'à ce que + subjunctive; (→ in past) avant que + subjunctive, jusqu'à ce que + subjunctive;∎ I'll wait here until you come back j'attendrai ici jusqu'à ce que tu reviennes;∎ wait until she says hello attendez qu'elle dise bonjour;∎ they stayed until everybody had gone ils sont restés jusqu'à ce que tout le monde soit parti;∎ I laughed until I cried j'ai ri aux larmes∎ until she spoke I didn't realize she was Spanish jusqu'à ce qu'elle commence à parler, je ne m'étais pas rendu compte qu'elle était espagnole;∎ she won't go to sleep until her mother comes home elle ne s'endormira pas avant que sa mère (ne) soit rentrée ou tant que sa mère n'est pas rentrée;∎ he can't leave hospital until the wound has completely healed il ne peut pas quitter l'hôpital tant que sa blessure n'est pas complètement guérie;∎ don't sign anything until the boss gets there ne signez rien avant que le patron n'arrive, attendez le patron pour signer quoi que ce soit;∎ the play didn't start until everyone was seated la pièce n'a commencé qu'une fois que tout le monde a été assis
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