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long-courrier (plural long-courriers) [lɔ̃kuʀje]1. adjective[avion, vol] long-haul, long distance2. masculine noun( = avion) long-haul aircraft ; ( = bateau) ocean liner* * ** * *lɔ̃kuʀje nmAVIATION long-haul aircraft* * *[lɔ̃kurje] ( pluriel long-courriers) adjectif[avion] long-haul————————[lɔ̃kurje] ( pluriel long-courriers) nom masculin2. NAUTIQUE [navire - marchand] ocean-going ship ou freighter ; [ - avec passagers] ocean liner, oceaner[matelot] foreign-going seaman
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