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serre [sεʀ]feminine nounb. ( = griffe) claw* * *sɛʀ1) ( maison de verre) greenhousemettre quelque chose en or sous serre — to put something in a greenhouse
2) ( de rapace) talon, claw* * *sɛʀ nfAGRICULTURE greenhouse* * *serre nf1 ( maison de verre) greenhouse; mettre qch en or sous serre to put sth in a greenhouse; culture en serre greenhouse cultivation; effet de serre greenhouse effect;2 ( de rapace) talon, claw.1. [nœud, ceinture] tight2. [vêtement]serré à la taille fitted at the waist, tight-waisted3. [contracté]les lèvres/dents serré es with set lips/clenched teethc'est le cœur serré que j'y repense when I think of it, it gives me a lump in my throat4. [dense - style] tight, concise ; [ - emploi du temps] tight, busy ; [ - réseau] dense ; [ - débat] closely-conducted, closely-argued ; [ - écriture] cramped5. [café] strongjouer ou mener un jeu serré to play a tight game————————adverbe
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