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giveaway ['gɪvə‚weɪ]1 noun(c) (revelation) révélation f (involontaire);∎ her guilty expression was a dead giveaway son air coupable l'a trahie;∎ the fact that he knew her name was a giveaway le fait qu'il sache son nom était révélateur ou en disait long►► American giveaway program Radio jeu m radiophonique; Television jeu m télévisé -
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giveaway n1 ( revealing thing) to be a giveaway être révélateur/-trice ; her expression was a giveaway son expression était révélatrice or la trahissait ; it was a dead giveaway ○ c'était une preuve accablante ; oops! what a giveaway ○ ! zut! je me suis coupé ○ ! ;2 (free gift, sample) cadeau m ; at £20 it's a giveaway ○ vingt livres pour ça, c'est donné. -
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giveaway [ˈgɪvəweɪ]1. nouna. ( = revelation) it was a real giveaway when he said that... il s'est vraiment trahi en disant que...• the fact that she knew his name was a giveaway le simple fait qu'elle sache son nom était révélateur• what a giveaway! là tu t'es trahi (or il s'est trahi etc) !b. ( = free gift) cadeau m (publicitaire)2. adjective[price] dérisoire* * *['gɪvəweɪ]to be a giveaway — être révélateur/-trice
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familiar (free gift) prime f, cadeau mgiveaway material cadeaux m pl (publicitaires);giveaway paper journal m gratuit
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