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outline [ˈaʊtlaɪn]1. nounb. ( = summarize) [+ theory, idea] exposer les grandes lignes de ; [+ facts, details] passer brièvement en revue* * *['aʊtlaɪn] 1.1) ( of object) contour m2) (of plan, policy) grandes lignes fpl; ( of essay) plan m2.transitive verb1) ( give summary of) exposer brièvement [aims, plan, reasons]2) ( draw round) dessiner le contour de [eye, picture] (in, with en)
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