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1 neighborhood
USquartier mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > neighborhood
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3 neighborhood unit
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > neighborhood unit
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4 neighbourhood
neighbourhood, neighborhood (US) [ˈneɪbəhʊd]1. noun• something in the neighbourhood of £100 environ 100 livres2. adjective[doctor, shops] du quartier ; [café] du coin3. compounds* * *1.GB, neighborhood US ['neɪbəhʊd] noun1) ( district) quartier m2) ( vicinity)2. -
5 neighbourhood watch
(American neighborhood watch; also sentry watch) noun (a system allowing organized groups of people to police their neighbourhoods to prevent crime.) -
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7 Waspish
adjective a Waspish neighborhood.) -
8 neighbourhood
A n2 ( vicinity) in the neighbourhood lit dans le voisinage ; in the neighbourhood of the station au voisinage de la gare. -
9 white-collar
white-collar adj [job, work] d'employé de bureau, de col blanc ; [staff] de bureau ; [vote] des cols blancs ; [neighborhood] US résidentiel/-ielle. -
10 integrated
integrated ['ɪntɪgreɪtɪd](b) (fax, modem) intégré;∎ vertically integrated company société f à intégration verticale►► Electronics integrated circuit circuit m intégré;integrated circuit card carte f à circuit intégré;American integrated neighborhood quartier m multiracial;Computing integrated package logiciel m ou progiciel m intégré, intégré m;integrated port facilities complexe m portuaire intégré;American integrated school = école où se pratique l'intégration (raciale);Computing Integrated Services Digital Network Réseau m Numérique à Intégration de Services;Computing integrated software logiciel m intégré;School integrated studies études fpl interdisciplinaires -
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12 neighbourhood
1 noun(a) (district) voisinage m, quartier m;∎ I was in the neighbourhood j'étais dans le coin ou dans le quartier ou dans le voisinage;∎ a very friendly neighbourhood un quartier très sympa;∎ the whole neighbourhood's talking about it tout le quartier en parle∎ in the neighbourhood of (place) aux alentours de, dans les environs de;∎ there's some nice scenery in the neighbourhood il y a de jolis paysages dans les environs∎ it'll cost you in the neighbourhood of $1,000 cela vous coûtera dans les ou environ 1000 dollars(police, shop, school) du quartier►► Neighbourhood Watch = système par lequel les habitants d'un quartier s'entraident pour en assurer la surveillance et la sécuritéUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > neighbourhood
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13 scope
scope [skəʊp]1 noun∎ what is the scope of the enquiry? jusqu'où portent ou vont les ramifications de l'enquête?;∎ does the matter fall within the scope of the law? est-ce que l'affaire tombe sous le coup de la loi?;∎ it is beyond the scope of this study/of my powers cela dépasse le cadre de cette étude/de mes compétences;∎ to extend the scope of one's activities/of an enquiry élargir le champ de ses activités/le cadre d'une enquête;∎ the book is too narrow in scope le livre est d'une portée trop limitée∎ it's a venture of unusual scope c'est une entreprise d'une envergure exceptionnelle(c) (opportunity, room) occasion f, possibilité f;∎ the guidelines leave a lot of scope for interpretation les instructions laissent une grande place à l'interprétation;∎ there's plenty of scope for development/for improvement les possibilités de développement/d'amélioration ne manquent pas;∎ the job gave him full/little scope to demonstrate his talents son travail lui fournissait de nombreuses/peu d'occasions de montrer ses talents;∎ I'd like a job with more scope j'aimerais un poste qui me donne plus de perspectives d'évolution;∎ there's little scope for people with your qualifications il y a peu de possibilités pour des gens avec des qualifications telles que les vôtres∎ he's at the beach scoping the babes il est à la plage en train de mater les nanas∎ did you scope that ring he was wearing? t'as vu un peu la bague qu'il avait au doigt?∎ I'm going to scope out the neighborhood and find a good restaurant je vais repérer un peu le quartier pour essayer de trouver un bon restaurant -
14 tony
∎ a tony neighborhood un quartier élégant□
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