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1 sans cérémonie
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2 familièrement
familièrement [familjεʀmɑ̃]adverb( = cavalièrement) [se conduire] familiarly ; ( = sans recherche) [s'exprimer] informally* * *familjɛʀmɑ̃adverbe ( communément) commonly; ( sans façon) informally; ( de manière inconvenante) with undue familiarity* * *familjɛʀmɑ̃ adv1) (= sans façon) [s'entretenir] informally2) (= cavalièrement) familiarly* * *familièrement adv1 ( communément) [appeler, désigner] commonly; on l'appelait familièrement Toto he was commonly called Toto;2 ( sans façon) [parler, se comporter] informally;3 ( de manière inconvenante) [parler, se comporter] with undue familiarity.[familjɛrmɑ̃] adverbela saxifrage, familièrement appelée mignonnette saxifrage, commonly named London pride -
3 cérémonie
cérémonie [seʀemɔni]feminine noun* * *seʀemɔni
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nom féminin ceremonytenue or habit de cérémonie — ceremonial dress
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cérémonies nom féminin pluriel ( politesse exagérée) ceremony [U]sans cérémonies — [repas, invitation] informal; [recevoir] informally
* * *seʀemɔni1. nf2. cérémonies nfplpéjoratif fuss sg to-do sg* * *A nf ( tous contextes) ceremony; cérémonie commémorative/officielle/d'ouverture commemorative/official/opening ceremony; la cérémonie religieuse the religious ceremony; tenue or habit de cérémonie ceremonial dress.B cérémonies nfpl ( politesse exagérée) ceremony ¢; faire des cérémonies to stand on ceremony; sans cérémonies [repas, invitation] informal; [recevoir] informally.[seremɔni] nom féminincérémonie d'ouverture/de clôture opening/closing ceremony————————cérémonies nom féminin pluriel————————avec cérémonie locution adverbiale————————de cérémonie locution adjectivale[tenue] ceremonialen grande cérémonie locution adverbiale————————sans cérémonie locution adverbialepas besoin de te changer, c'est sans cérémonie just come as you are, it's an informal occasion -
4 baccalauréat
baccalauréat [bakalɔʀea]masculine nounb. (au Canada = licence) ≈ BA━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━The bac, as it is popularly known, is the school leaving examination all French « lycée » students take in their final year. Before beginning their baccalauréat studies, pupils choose a specialization known as a « série », represented by an initial letter: a bac with a scientific bias is known as a « bac S » (for « scientifique ») while an arts-oriented bac is referred to as a « bac L » (for « littéraire »), for example. When the word bac is followed by a plus sign and a number, this refers to the number of years of formal study completed since obtaining the baccalauréat qualification: « bac + 3 » refers to the « licence » or equivalent, « bac + 4 » to the « maîtrise » etc. These abbreviations are often used in job advertisements to indicate the level of qualification required.* * *known informally as the bac, is an examination sat in the final year of the lycée ( la terminale), so usually at age 17 or 18. Students sit exams in a fairly broad range of subjects in a particular category: the bac S places the emphasis on the sciences, for example, whilst the bac L has a literary bias. Some categories cater for students specializing in more directly job-based subjects such as agriculture* * *bakalɔʀea nmGCE A-levels pl Grande-Bretagne high school diploma USAElle a passé son baccalauréat l'année dernière. — She did her A levels last year.
* * *baccalauréat nm Scol baccalaureate.ⓘ Baccalauréat known informally as the bac, is an examination sat in the final year of the lycée ( la terminale), so usually at age 17 or 18. Students sit exams in a fairly broad range of subjects in a particular category: the bac S places the emphasis on the sciences, for example, whilst the bac L has a literary bias. Some categories cater for students specializing in more directly job-based subjects such as agriculture.[bakalɔrea] nom masculinfinal secondary school examination, qualifying for university entrance, ≃ A-levels (UK), ≃ high school diploma (US)The baccalauréat or bac is taken by students who have completed their final year at the lycée; successful candidates may go to university. There are three main types (filières) of bac, each corresponding to a specific field: bac L (littéraire) being arts-oriented, bac S (scientifique) science-based and bac ES (économique et social) economics and social studies. Within each domain various obligatory and optional subjects can be combined to give up to eleven different types of diploma. There is also the bac professionnel which offers thirty-eight different specialist or vocational subjects. -
5 franquette
franquette (inf) [fʀɑ̃kεt]feminine noun* * *(colloq): à la bonne franquette alabɔnfʀɑ̃kɛt locution adverbiale* * *fʀɑ̃kɛt* * *franquette○: à la bonne franquette loc adv recevoir qn à la bonne franquette to have sb round GB ou over for an informal meal; c'est à la bonne franquette it's just an informal meal.[frɑ̃kɛt] nom féminin -
6 protocole
protocole [pʀɔtɔkɔl]masculine nounb. ( = résolutions) agreementc. (Computing, science) protocol* * *pʀɔtɔkɔlnom masculin1) ( cérémonial) formalities (pl); ( d'État) protocolsans protocole — gén informally; hum unceremoniously
* * *pʀɔtɔkɔl nmprotocol, fig etiquette* * *protocole nm1 ( cérémonial) formalities (pl); ( d'État) protocol; sans protocole gén informally; hum unceremoniously;4 Ordinat protocol; protocole WAP WAP.[prɔtɔkɔl] nom masculinprotocole multivoie/univoie multi-channel/single-channel protocol4. [cérémonial]le protocole protocole, etiquette5. SCIENCES6. MÉDECINE -
7 agrégation
agrégation [agʀegasjɔ̃]feminine noun━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━The agrégation or « agrég », as it is known informally, is the highest qualification available for teachers at secondary level. Many university lecturers are also « agrégés ». → CAPES* * *agʀegasjɔ̃2) ( de particules) aggregation* * *aɡʀeɡasjɔ̃ nf* * *agrégation nf1 Univ examination for recruitment of teachers;2 ( de particules) agregation.ⓘ Agrégation This qualification, awarded by competitive examination or concours, entitles the holder to teach at the highest level in secondary and tertiary education. In most subjects, the number of candidates exceeds the number of places available. The successful agregé/-ée is then committed to five years of service in either a state school or a university.[agregasjɔ̃] nom féminin2. [assemblage] agglomerationThis is a prestigious professional qualification for teachers in France. Those who pass the challenging competitive exam for the agrég become professeurs titulaires, and as such are entitled to higher pay and a less onerous timetable. -
8 chichi
masculine noun• faire des chichis or du chichi to make a fussb. ( = beignet) ≈ doughnut* * *(colloq) ʃiʃi nom masculin fuss [U]sans chichi(s) — [personne] straightforward; [réception] informal
* * *chichi nm fuss ¢; ils font toujours des tas de chichis they always make such a fuss; ne fais pas de chichis pour moi! don't go to any trouble!; sans chichi(s) [personne] straightforward; [réception] informal.[ʃiʃi] nom masculin(familier) [simagrée] airs (and graces) -
9 officieusement
officieusement [ɔfisjøzmɑ̃]adverb* * *ɔfisjøzmɑ̃adverbe unofficially* * *ɔfisjøzmɑ̃ adv* * *officieusement adv unofficially.[ɔfisjøzmɑ̃] adverbe
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