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CDD [sedede]masculine noun( = contrat à durée déterminée) fixed-term contract* * *sedede nmcontrat à durée déterminée fixed-term contracten CDD (emploi, salarié) — with a fixed-term contract
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fixed term — UK US noun [C] ► a period of time that has been agreed: »She was hired for a fixed term of three years. »There is no flexibility to change the arrangement until the end of a fixed term. »We employed her on a fixed term contract, for two years. →… … Financial and business terms
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