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1 saisonnier
saisonnier, -ière [sεzɔnje, jεʀ]1. adjective2. masculine noun, feminine noun( = ouvrier) seasonal worker* * *
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- ière sɛzɔnje, ɛʀ adjectif seasonal
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* * *sɛzɔnje, jɛʀ (-ière)1. adj2. nm1) (= travailleur) seasonal worker2) (= vacancier) holidaymaker* * *saisonnier, - ièreA adj seasonal.( féminin saisonnière) [sɛzɔnje, ɛr] adjectif————————nom masculin[employé] seasonal worker -
2 donné
donne [dɔn]feminine noun* * *dɔn1) ( aux cartes) dealmauvaise or fausse donne — misdeal
2) ( rapport de forces) order* * *dɔn nf1) CARTESil y a mauvaise donne; il y a fausse donne — there's been a misdeal
2) (= situation) orderIl y une nouvelle donne. — There is a new order of things.
La donne a changé. — Things have changed.
* * *donne nf1 ( aux cartes) deal; mauvaise or fausse donne misdeal;2 ( rapport de forces) order; nouvelle donne économique/internationale new economic/international order.sur un parcours donné on a given ou certain route2. [particulier, spécifique]3. [bon marché]donné nom masculin————————donnée nom fémininfichier/saisie/transmission de données data file/capture/transmissionen données corrigées des variations saisonnières ÉCONOMIE with adjustments for seasonal variations, seasonally adjusted2. [information] piece of informationdonnées facts, information
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