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1 leisure
1. noun2. compounds[pursuits, activities] de loisirs* * *['leʒə(r)], US ['liːʒə(r)] 1. 2.leisure industry — industrie f des loisirs
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2 leisure
1 noun (UNCOUNT)(a) (spare time) loisir m, loisirs mpl, temps m libre;∎ during my leisure (time) pendant mes loisirs, à mes heures perdues;∎ to be at leisure to do sth avoir (tout) le loisir de faire qch;∎ to do sth at one's leisure faire qch à loisir ou dans ses moments de loisir;∎ I'll read it at (my) leisure je le lirai à tête reposée(b) (relaxation) loisir m;∎ to lead a life of leisure mener une vie oisive;∎ he's a man of leisure il mène une vie de rentier(activity, clothes) de loisir ou loisirs►► leisure break court séjour m de détente;leisure centre centre m de loisirs;leisure club club m de loisirs;leisure hours heures fpl de loisir;leisure industry industrie f des loisirs;leisure market marché m des loisirs;leisure time temps m libre;leisure tourism tourisme m de loisir, tourisme m ludique
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