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complément [kɔ̃plemɑ̃]masculine nouncomplement ; ( = reste) rest• complément alimentaire dietary or food supplement• complément (d'objet) direct/indirect direct/indirect object* * *kɔ̃plemɑ̃nom masculin1) ( revenu)2) (de programme, travail, financement) supplement3) Linguistique complement* * *kɔ̃plemɑ̃ nm1) (qui parachève, contribue à former un ensemble) complementcomplément d'information ADMINISTRATION — supplementary information, further information
2) (= reste) remainder3) LINGUISTIQUE complement* * *complément nm1 ( allocation) supplementary benefit; complément de retraite supplementary pension;2 ( revenu) complément de salaire extra payment;3 (alimentaire, de programme, travail, financement) supplement; complément de formation further training; en complément as a supplement (à, de to);4 ( compagnon) complement (de to); complément naturel natural complement;5 Ling complement; complément d'agent agent; complément d'attribution indirect object; complément circonstanciel adverbial phrase; complément de nom possessive phrase; complément d'objet object; complément d'objet direct direct object; complément d'objet indirect indirect object;6 Math complement.complément d'enquête Jur further enquiry GB ou inquiry US; complément d'information Jur further information.[kɔ̃plemɑ̃] nom masculin1. [supplément]un complément d'information est nécessaire further ou additional information is requiredcomplément (d'objet) direct/indirect direct/indirect object
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