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alignement [aliɲ(ə)mɑ̃]masculine noun• ils demandent l'alignement de leurs salaires sur ceux des techniciens they are asking for their salaries to be brought into line with those of the technicians* * *aliɲ(ə)mɑ̃nom masculin1) ( rang) row, line2) ( mise côte à côte) alignment3) ( pour la conformité) alignmentl'alignement de sa conduite sur celle de quelqu'un d'autre — bringing one's behaviour [BrE] into line with somebody else's
4) ( de voie publique) alignment* * *aliɲ(ə)mɑ̃ nm1) [poteaux, éléments] alignment, line2) [pays, syndicats] alignment3) AUTOMOBILES, [roues] alignment* * *A nm1 ( rang) row, line; mettre qch à l'alignement de qch to line sth up with sth, to align sth with sth; se mettre à/sortir de l'alignement [soldat] to fall into/to step out of line; alignement! Mil fall in!;2 ( mise côte à côte) alignment;3 ( pour la conformité) alignment; alignement de qch sur qch [monnaie, salaires, parti, politique] alignment of sth with sth; l'alignement de sa conduite sur celle de qn d'autre bringing one's behaviourGB into line with sb else's;4 ( de voie publique) alignment.[aliɲmɑ̃] nom masculinmettre quelque chose dans le même alignement que to bring something into line ou alignment withse mettre à ou dans l'alignement to fall into linene pas être à ou dans l'alignement to be out of linealignement monétaire monetary alignment ou adjustment————————alignements nom masculin pluriel
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