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1 bouche-trou
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2 mesure palliative
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3 solution provisoire
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4 palliatif
palliatif [paljatif]masculine nounpalliative (à to, for)* * *
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- ive paljatif, iv adjectif palliative
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nom masculin palliative* * *paljatif, iv (-ive)1. adj(mesures) stopgap2. nm1) MÉDECINE palliativeSee:2) (= expédient) stopgap measure* * *A adj1 gén [mesure] palliative;2 Méd [soin] palliative; unité de soins palliatifs ( établissement) hospice; ( service hospitalier) unit for terminally ill patients.( féminin palliative) [paljatif, iv] adjectif————————nom masculin -
5 bouche-trou
bouche-trou (plural bouche-trous) [bu∫tʀu]masculine noun* * *pl bouche-trous buʃtʀu nom masculin stand-in* * *buʃtʀu nmfig stopgap* * *[buʃtru] ( pluriel bouche-trous) nom masculin[objet] makeshift replacement -
6 pis-aller
pis-aller [pizale]invariable masculine noun* * *pizalenom masculin invariable lesser evil* * *pizale nm inv* * *pis-aller nm inv lesser evil; considérer qn/qch comme un pis-aller to consider sb/sth as the lesser evil; ces matériaux sont des pis-aller we'll have to make do with these materials.[pizale] nom masculin invariable[expédient] last resortdisons lundi, mais ce serait un pis-aller let's say Monday, but that's if the worst comes to the worst -
7 intérimaire
intérimaire [ɛ̃teʀimεʀ]1. adjective[directeur, ministre] interim ; [secrétaire, personnel, fonctions, mesure, solution] temporary2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *ɛ̃teʀimɛʀ
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adjectif [fonction, comité] interim; [ministre] acting, interim; [emploi, personnel] temporary
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nom masculin et féminin gén worker from a temporary employment agency; ( secrétaire) temporary secretary, temp (colloq)* * *ɛ̃teʀimɛʀ1. adj(travailleurs) temporary, interim2. nm/f1) (= travailleur) temporary, temp Grande-Bretagne2) (= suppléant) deputy* * *A adj [fonction, comité] interim; [ministre] acting, interim; [emploi, personnel, secrétaire] temporary.B nmf gén worker from a temporary employment agency; ( secrétaire) temporary secretary, temp○; (médecin, prêtre) locum GB, stand-in US.[ɛ̃terimɛr] adjectif1. [assurant l'intérim - directeur, trésorier, ministre] acting ; [ - personnel, employé] temporary ; [ - gouvernement, cabinet] caretakersecrétaire intérimaire temporary secretary, temp2. [non durable - fonction] interim (modificateur) ; [ - commission] provisional, temporary, stopgap————————[ɛ̃terimɛr] nom masculin et féminin[cadre] deputy[secrétaire] temptravailler comme intérimaire to temp, to do temping work -
8 provisoire
provisoire [pʀɔvizwaʀ]1. adjective2. masculine noun* * *pʀɔvizwaʀ
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adjectif [accord, bilan, gouvernement] provisional; [construction, solution, situation] temporary
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nom masculin* * *pʀɔvizwaʀ adj1) (= temporaire) temporary2) DROIT provisional* * *A adj [accord, bilan, gouvernement, jugement] provisional; [solution, mesure] provisional, temporary; [construction, installation, situation] temporary; à titre provisoire on a temporary basis.B nm s'installer dans le provisoire to become settled in a temporary situation; c'est du provisoire qui dure it's a case of the temporary become permanent.[prɔvizwar] adjectifc'est une solution provisoire it's a temporary solution ou a stopgap2. [précaire] makeshift3. [intérimaire - gouvernement] provisional ; [ - directeur] acting[mise en liberté] conditional————————[prɔvizwar] nom masculin -
9 rafistolage
rafistolage (inf) [ʀafistɔlaʒ]masculine noun• ce n'est que du rafistolage it's only a makeshift repair ; (figurative) it's just a stopgap solution* * *(colloq) ʀafistɔlaʒ nom masculin1) ( action) patching up2) ( réparation) makeshift repair; fig stop-gap solution* * *ʀafistɔlaʒ nm *patching up, makeshift repair* * *rafistolage○ nm1 ( action) patching up;2 ( réparation) makeshift repair; fig stop-gap solution.[rafistɔlaʒ] nom masculin
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