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society [səˈsaɪətɪ]1. nouna. ( = social community) société fb. ( = high society) haute société f2. compounds[correspondent, news, photographer, wedding] mondain* * *[sə'saɪətɪ] 1.1) ( community) société f2) ( club) ( for social) association f; ( for mutual hobbies) club m; (for intellectual, business, contact) société f3) ( upper classes) (also high society) haute société f2.society gossip — échos mpl mondains
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A n1 ¢ ( the human race) société f ;2 ∁ ( individual social system) société f ; a civilized/closed/multi-cultural society une société civilisée/fermée/multiculturelle ;3 ( group) ( for social contact) association f ; ( for mutual hobbies) club m ; (for intellectual, business, religious contact) société f ; drama/music society société de théâtre/de musique ;4 ( upper classes) ( also high society) haute société f ; London society la haute société londonienne ; fashionable society le beau monde ;B modif [artist, columnist, photographer, wedding] mondain ; [hostess] des soirées mondaines ; society gossip les échos mondains.
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