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Jur. moralité publique; bonnes moeursEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > public morals
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moral, US [transcription]["mO ;r\@l"]A n morale f ; the moral is that la morale c'est que ; to draw a moral from sth tirer la leçon de qch.1 ( habits) mœurs fpl ; public morals mœurs publiques ; a person of loose morals une personne de mœurs faciles or légères ;C adj ( all contexts) moral ; on moral grounds pour des raisons morales ; moral certainty certitude f morale ; moral support soutien m moral ; to take the moral high ground prendre une position moraliste. -
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A n1 ( procession) parade f ; a parade of floats une parade de chars ; carnival parade défilé m de carnaval ; circus parade parade f de cirque ;2 Mil ( public march) défilé m ; ( review) prise f d'armes ; ( in barracks) appel m ; to be on parade être à l'exercice ;3 ( display) (of designs, models) défilé m ; ( of ideas) souvent péj étalage m ; new inventions will be on parade de nouvelles inventions seront exposées ;B vtr2 ( claim) to parade sth as sth présenter qch comme qch ; it was paradeed as the miracle solution cela a été présenté comme la solution miracle.C vi1 ( march) défiler (through dans) ; to parade up and down [soldier, model] défiler ; [child, person] parader.■ parade about, parade around parader.
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