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1 barre surabondante
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2 membrure surabondante
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3 licencié
licencié, e [lisɑ̃sje]1. adjective2. masculine noun, feminine nouna. licencié ès lettres/en droit arts/law graduate* * *
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participe passé adjectif [étudiant] graduate (épith)
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nom masculin, féminin1) Université graduate GB, college graduate US3) Économielicencié (économique) — person made redundant GB, laid-off worker
* * *lisɑ̃sje nm/f licencié, -e1) ÉDUCATIONlicencié ès lettres/en droit — Bachelor of Arts/Law, arts/law graduate
2) SPORT licence-holder Grande-Bretagne license-holder USA* * *A pp ⇒ licencier.B pp adj [étudiant] graduate ( épith); enseignant licencié graduate teacher GB, teacher with a college degree US.C nm,f1 Univ graduate GB, college graduate US; un licencié en droit/ès lettres a law/an arts ou liberal arts US graduate;2 Sport member (of a sports federation);————————, licenciée [lisɑ̃sje] nom masculin, nom fémininlicencié ès lettres/ès sciences arts/science graduatelicencié en anglais English graduate, graduate in English3. [chômeur - pour raisons économiques] laid off ou redundant (UK) employee ; [ - pour faute professionnelle] dismissed employeeil y a eu 4 licenciés 4 employees were laid off ou made redundant (UK), there were 4 layoffs ou redundancies (UK)
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