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1 ci-inclus
ci-inclus, e [siɛ̃kly, yz]adjective* * *ci-incluse siɛ̃kly, yz adjectif, adverbe enclosed* * *siɛ̃kly, yz ci-inclus, -e1. adj2. adv* * *A adj enclosed; la copie ci-incluse the enclosed copy.B adv enclosed; veuillez trouver ci-inclus la pièce demandée please find enclosed the document requested.( féminin ci-incluse, pluriel masculin ci-inclus, pluriel féminin ci-incluses) [siɛ̃kly, yz] adjectifci-inclus adverbeci-inclus une copie du testament et les instructions du notaire enclosures: one copy of the will and the solicitor's instructions
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