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1 noun(a) Mathematics zéro m(b) (in temperature) zéro m;∎ 40 below zero 40 degrés au-dessous de zéro, moins 40∎ to win three zero gagner trois (à) zéro(d) (nothing, nought)∎ our chances have been put at zero on considère que nos chances sont nulles(altitude) zéro (inv); (visibility) nul;∎ the project has zero interest for me le projet ne présente aucun intérêt pour moi;∎ he's got zero intelligence/charm il n'a aucune intelligence/aucun charme(instrument) régler sur zéro►► Finance zero coupon bond obligation f à coupon zéro;zero gravity apesanteur f;Agriculture zero grazing = système d'élevage intensif dans lequel les animaux enfermés sont nourris à l'herbe;zero growth croissance f zéro;zero hour heure f H;Politics the zero option l'option f zéro;zero sum somme f nulle;∎ a zero sum game un match nul;zero tolerance = politique d'intransigeance à l'égard de toute infraction à la loi ou au règlement;∎ to have a zero tolerance approach to crime/to vagrancy ne rien tolérer ou ne rien laisser passer en matière de délinquance/de vagabondage∎ familiar the police zeroed in on the terrorists' hideout la police a investi la cachette des terroristes
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