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A adj1 (suitable for occasion, situation) [attitude, behaviour, choice, place, time, treatment] approprié (for pour) ; [dress, gift, style] qui convient (after n) (for à) ; [punishment] juste (for à) ; [remark] de circonstance (after n) ; appropriate to approprié à [needs, situation, circumstances] ; it is appropriate that sb should do il est normal que qn fasse ; ‘delete as appropriate’ ‘rayer la mention inutile or les mentions inutiles’ ;2 ( apt) [name, date] bien choisi ; he's chosen a most appropriate name for his dog le nom de son chien est très bien choisi ;3 ( relevant) [authority, department] compétent.B vtr
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