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1 literacy
A n1 ( in a population) taux m d'alphabétisation ; literacy is good/poor le taux d'alphabétisation est élevé/faible ; our aim is 100% adult literacy notre but est que 100% des adultes sachent lire et écrire ;2 ( of individual) niveau m d'alphabétisation, niveau m scolaire ; his level of literacy is very low il est pratiquement analphabète ; to teach literacy alphabétiser.
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