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1 feature
feature ['fi:tʃə(r)]1 noun∎ a woman with delicate features une femme aux traits fins(b) (characteristic → of style, landscape, play etc) caractéristique f, particularité f; (→ of personality) trait m, caractéristique f; (→ of car, machine, house, room) caractéristique f;∎ safety features dispositifs mpl de sécurité;∎ this is a feature of the novel c'est un élément caractéristique du roman;∎ the most interesting feature of the exhibition l'élément ou l'aspect le plus intéressant de l'exposition;∎ seafood is a special feature of the menu les fruits de mer sont l'un des points forts du menu;∎ to make a feature of sth mettre qch en valeur;∎ the novel has just one redeeming feature le roman est sauvé par un seul élément∎ full-length feature long métrage m;∎ double-feature (programme) programme m proposant deux films∎ also featuring Mark Williams avec Mark Williams∎ the story/the picture is featured on the front page le récit/la photo est en première page;∎ all the papers feature the disaster on the front page tous les journaux présentent la catastrophe en première page(d) (have as special feature → of car, appliance) comporter, être équipé ou doté de; (→ of house, room) comporter;∎ all our cars feature twin airbags toutes nos voitures sont équipées de deux airbags(b) (appear, figure) figurer;∎ meat does not feature on the menu la viande ne figure pas au menu;∎ the millionaire featured prominently in the scandal le millionnaire était très impliqué dans le scandale;∎ do I feature in your plans? est-ce que je figure dans tes projets?►► Press feature article article m de fond;Press features editor = journaliste responsable d'une rubrique;Cinema feature film long métrage m;Press feature story article m de fond;Press features writer journaliste mf (qui écrit des articles de fond) -
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['fi: ə] 1. noun1) (a mark by which anything is known; a quality: The use of bright colours is one of the features of her painting.) caractéristique2) (one of the parts of one's face (eyes, nose etc): She has very regular features.) trait3) (a special article in a newspaper: `The Times' is doing a feature on holidays.) manchette4) (the main film in a cinema programme etc: The feature begins at 7.30; ( also adjective) a feature film.) grand film; long métrage2. verb(to give or have a part (especially an important one): That film features the best of the British actresses.) mettre en vedette(s) -
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standard [ˈstændəd]1. noun2. adjectiveb. [pronunciation, grammar] correctc. [text, book] de référence3. compounds* * *['stændəd] 1.1) ( level of quality) niveau mto have high/low standards — [worker] être très/peu consciencieux; [school, institution] être d'un bon/mauvais niveau
2) ( official specification) norme f ( for de)3) ( requirement) (of student, work) niveau m requis; (of hygiene, safety) critères mpl4) ( banner) étendard m5) ( song) standard m2.1) ( normal) [size, equipment, rate] standard; [procedure] habituel/-uelle; [image] traditionnel/-elle2) ( authoritative) [work] de référence3) (also standard class) GB Railways [ticket] de seconde classe
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