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anticipé, e [ɑ̃tisipe][élections, retour, retraite] early* * *anticipée ɑ̃tisipe adjectif [départ, élection, libération] early* * *ɑ̃tisipe adj anticipé, -e* * *A pp ⇒ anticiper.B pp adj [départ, élection, libération] early; il a demandé à partir en retraite anticipée he asked for early retirement; avec mes remerciements anticipés thanking you in advance; faire qch de façon anticipée to do sth in advance.1. [avant la date prévue - retraite, départ] early2. [fait à l'avance]avec nos remerciements anticipés thanking you in advance ou anticipation
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