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1 poussière radioactive
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2 poussière
poussière [pusjεʀ]feminine noun• 100 € et des poussières (inf) just over 100 euros* * *pusjɛʀ1) ( poudre) dusttomber en poussière — lit to crumble away; fig to fall to bits
2) ( grain) speck of dust••10 euros/20 ans et des poussières — (colloq) just over 10 euros/20 years
* * *pusjɛʀ nf1) (= poudre) dustLa table est couverte de poussière. — The table's covered in dust.
2) (= grain) speck of dustJ'ai une poussière dans l'œil. — I've got a speck of dust in my eye.
et des poussières fig — and a bit
* * *poussière nf1 ( poudre) dust; nuage/grain de poussière cloud/speck of dust; poussière d'or/d'amiante gold/asbestos dust; poussière interstellaire/radioactive cosmic/radioactive dust; réduire en poussière to reduce to dust; tomber en poussière lit to crumble away; fig to fall to bits; poussière d'étoiles stardust;2 ( grain) speck of dust.10 euros/20 ans et des poussières just over 10 euros/20 years; mordre la poussière to bite the dust.[pusjɛr] nom féminin1. [terre sèche, salissures] dusttu en fais de la poussière en balayant! you're making ou raising a lot of dust with your broom!faire la poussière to dust, to do the dustingmettre ou réduire quelque chose en poussière to smash something to smithereens3. [particules - de roche, de charbon, d'or] dustpoussière cosmique/interstellaire cosmic/interstellar dust————————poussières nom féminin pluriel
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