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légitime [leʒitim]adjective* * *leʒitim1) ( selon la loi) [enfant, droit, pouvoir] legitimate; [union, époux, héritier] lawful2) ( justifié) [grief, revendication, action] legitimate; [colère] justifiable3) ( juste) [salaire] fair; [récompense] just•Phrasal Verbs:* * *leʒitim adj1) DROIT lawful, legitimate2) (enfant) legitimate3) fig (mécontentement) legitimate* * *A adj2 ( justifié) [revendication, action] legitimate; [grief, colère] justifiable; il est légitime de dire/faire one can legitimately say/do;B nf ◑ ma légitime the missus○.légitime défense self-defenceGB; agir en état de légitime défense to act in self-defenceGB.[leʒitim] adjectif2. [justifié - revendication] legitimateune colère légitime a justifiable ou justified anger————————[leʒitim] nom féminin[épouse] missuslégitime défense nom féminin
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