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1 trimestre
trimestre [tʀimεstʀ]masculine noun• premier/second/troisième trimestre (scolaire) autumn/winter/summer term* * *tʀimɛstʀnom masculin1) École, Université term2) Finance, Politique, Économie quarter3) ( somme reçue) quarterly income; ( somme payée) quarterly payment* * *tʀimɛstʀ nm1) ÉDUCATION term2) COMMERCE quarter* * *trimestre nm3 ( somme reçue) quarterly income; ( somme payée) quarterly payment.[trimɛstr] nom masculin2. [trois mois] quarter3. [somme payée ou reçue] quarterly instalment
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