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massivement [masivmɑ̃]adverba. [démissionner, partir, répondre] en masseb. [injecter, administrer] in massive doses ; [investir] heavily* * *masivmɑ̃adverbe [embaucher, manifester] in great numbers; [injecter] in massive doses; [absorber] in large quantities; [approuver] overwhelmingly* * *masivmɑ̃ adv[répondre] en masse, [administrer, injecter] in massive doses* * *massivement adv [embaucher, manifester] in great numbers; [injecter] in massive doses; [absorber] in large quantities; [voter] overwhelmingly.[masivmɑ̃] adverbe -
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4 Circonscription électorale
Electoral constituency. There are currently 555 electoral constituencies in Metroploitan France, plus 15 for the overseas departments, and 7 for other overseas territories. Though each constituency returns a single député to parliament, current constituencies are massively imbalanced in terms of representation; in 2007, 18 constituencies had under 70,000 voters (the smallest having less than half that figure), while the 21 largest constituencies each had over 140,000 voters. A redefining of electoral boundaries has been recommended by the Constitutional Council, and new constituiencies should be defined by 2009Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Circonscription électorale
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5 Gîte
A self-catering holiday home or apartment, generally run by the owners. Gîtes can vary massively in quality, from small cramped studios in Alpine resorts or seaside developments, to luxurious small chateaux in the midst of spacious parks. As owners are free to fix their own rates, the cost is not always a guide to the quality of a gite on offer - much depending on location, local facilities and the local market. However very cheap gîtes tend to offer very basic facilities or suffer from other disadvantages that may not be evident from tourist brochures or information made available to prospective customers. See also Gîte d'Etape, Gîtes de France, Gîte Equestre.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Gîte
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