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1 tolérance orthographique
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tolérance [tɔleʀɑ̃s]feminine nounb. ( = liberté limitée) c'est une tolérance, pas un droit it's tolerated rather than allowed as of right• il y a une tolérance de 2 litres d'alcool/200 cigarettes (à la douane) there's an allowance of 2 litres of spirits/200 cigarettes* * *tɔleʀɑ̃s1) ( ouverture d'esprit) tolerance; ( indulgence) indulgence2) ( dérogation)ce n'est pas un droit, c'est une tolérance — it isn't an entitlement, but it's something that is tolerated
3) (à un médicament, au bruit) tolerance (à of)* * *tɔleʀɑ̃s nf1) (= ouverture, indulgence) tolerance2) (hors taxe) allowance* * *tolérance nf1 ( ouverture d'esprit) tolerance; ( indulgence) indulgence (envers, à l'égard de toward(s)); être d'une grande tolérance avec qn to be very tolerant with sb;2 ( dérogation) ce n'est pas un droit c'est une tolérance it isn't legal but it is tolerated; tolérances grammaticales/orthographiques permitted variations in grammar/spelling;3 ( à un médicament) tolerance (à of); ( au bruit) tolerance (à of);4 Relig tolerance, toleration.[tɔlerɑ̃s] nom féminin1. [à l'égard d'une personne] tolerance[à l'égard d'un règlement] latitudece n'est pas un droit, c'est une simple tolérance this is not a right, it is merely something which is toleratedil y a une tolérance d'un litre d'alcool par personne each person is allowed to bring in a litre of spirits free of dutytolérance au bruit/à la chaleur/à une drogue tolerance to noise/to heat/to a drugtolérance des greffes tissulaires acceptance ou tolerance of tissue grafts
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