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1 partial loss
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2 partial loss
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3 partial
partial ['pɑ:ʃəl](a) (incomplete) partiel;∎ a partial loss of hearing une perte partielle de l'ouïe;∎ the exhibition was only a partial success l'exposition n'a connu qu'un succès mitigé∎ to be partial to sth avoir un penchant ou un faible pour qch;∎ I am rather partial to a spot of whisky after dinner je bois volontiers un petit verre de whisky après dîner2 nounMusic ton m partielMathematics partial derivative dérivée f partielle;partial eclipse éclipse f partielle;partial fraction petite partie f d'une fraction;Insurance partial loss perte f partielle, sinistre m partiel;Finance partial payment paiement m partiel;Music partial tone ton m partiel -
4 partial
partiel(elle)partial exemption (from tax) exonération f partielle;INSURANCE partial loss perte f partielle, sinistre m partiel;partial payment acompte m, paiement m partiel -
5 partial, payment, of, loss, clause
clause f d'indemnisation partielleEnglish-French legislative terms > partial, payment, of, loss, clause
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