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1 disagreement
disagreement [‚dɪsəˈgri:mənt]• to be in disagreement [people] être en désaccord* * *[ˌdɪsə'griːmənt]1) ( difference of opinion) désaccord m (about, on sur; as to quant à)2) ( argument) différend m (about, over sur)3) ( inconsistency) divergence f ( between entre) -
2 disagreement
1 ( difference of opinion) désaccord m (about, on sur ; as to quant à) ; to be in total disagreement with sb être en total désaccord avec qn ; there was a disagreement about who was to be leader/about what method to use il y avait un désaccord sur le dirigeant à désigner/sur la méthode à employer ; there was (serious) disagreement among the participants les participants étaient en (sérieux) désaccord ; there is some/no disagreement as to the aims of the project les avis divergent/convergent quant aux objectifs du projet ;2 ( argument) différend m (about, over sur) ;3 ( inconsistency) divergence f (between entre).
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