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1 vice de procédure
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2 vice
vice [vis]masculine nouna. ( = défaut moral) vice* * *visnom masculin1) ( débauche) vice2) ( mauvaise habitude) vice3) ( défaut physique) fault, defect•Phrasal Verbs:* * *
I vis préfixe
II vis nm1) (= mal, perversion) vice2) (= défaut) faultvice caché COMMERCE — latent defect, inherent defect
* * *vice nm1 ( débauche) vice; vivre dans le vice to lead a dissolute life; se lever à 4h du matin, c'est du vice hum it's a sin to get up at 4 in the morning;2 ( mauvaise habitude) vice; avoir tous les vices to have every possible vice; mon vice, c'est le tabac my vice is smoking;3 ( défaut physique) fault, defect.vice caché hidden defect ou fault; vice de conformation physical defect; vice de construction construction fault; vice de fabrication manufacturing fault; vice de forme technicality; rejeté pour vice de forme dismissed on a technicality; vice de procédure legal irregularity.[vis] nom masculin1. [le mal] vice2. [sexuel]3. [moral] vice(humoristique) [travers] vicevice caché hidden ou latent defect
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