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adjective* * *magistrale, mpl - aux maʒistʀal, o adjectif1) ( remarquable) brilliant2) ( doctoral) [ton] magisterial3) hum [gifle] tremendous* * *maʒistʀal, o magistral, -emagistraux mpl adj1) (œuvre, adresse) masterly2) (= ex cathedra)enseignement magistral — lecturing, lectures pl
3) (ton) authoritative4) (correction) sound, (gifle) resounding* * *1 ( remarquable) [habileté, interprétation] masterly; [œuvre, étude, succès] brilliant; réussir un coup magistral to bring off a masterstroke;3 hum [correction, gifle] tremendous;4 Pharm [médicament] magistral, prescription.une œuvre magistrale a masterpiece, a masterwork3. ÉDUCATION
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