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1 classement
classement [klαsmɑ̃]masculine nouna. [de papiers, documents] filing ; [de livres] classificationb. ( = rang) [d'élève] place (Brit) or rank (US) (in class) ; [de coureur] placing ; [de joueur] rank• avoir un bon/mauvais classement [élève] to come high/low in class (Brit) to be ranked high/low in class (US) ; [coureur] to be well/poorly placedc. ( = liste) [d'élèves] class list (in order of merit) ; [de coureurs] finishing list ; [d'équipes] league tabled. [d'affaire, dossier] closing* * *klasmɑ̃nom masculin1) ( en catégories) classification (de of)2) ( rangement) filing (de of)3) (d'élèves, employés) grading (de of)classement trimestriel — École termly position (in class)
avoir un mauvais classement — [élève] to be in the bottom half of the class
4) Sport ranking (de of)5) (d'hôtel, de restaurant) rating (de of)6) Droit* * *klɒsmɑ̃ nm1) (action de classer) [idées, concepts] classifying, [dossiers] filing, [candidats] grading2) DROIT, [affaire] closing3) (= rang) ÉDUCATION place, SPORT placing4) (= liste) ÉDUCATION class list, SPORT placings pl* * *classement nm1 ( en catégories) classification (de of); faire un classement alphabétique/chronologique to put into alphabetical/chronological order;2 ( rangement) filing (de of); vous vous occuperez du classement you'll be in charge of filing; elle fait du classement toute la journée she spends all day filing; faire du classement dans ses papiers to sort one's papers out;3 (d'élèves, employés) grading (de of); donner à des élèves leur classement trimestriel/annuel to give students their termly/yearly positions (in class); avoir un bon/mauvais classement to be in the top/bottom half of the class;4 Sport ranking (de of); classement individuel/par équipe individual/team ranking; prendre la tête du classement to get first place;5 (d'hôtel, de restaurant) rating (de of); classement deux/trois étoiles two-/three-star rating;6 Jur closing (de of); classement d'une affaire par manque de preuves closing of a case for lack of evidence.[klasmɑ̃] nom masculinfaire un classement de livres to sort out ou to classify books[rangement] filingavoir un mauvais/bon classement to do badly/welldonner le classement d'un examen/d'une course to give the results of an exam/of a race -
2 trimestriel
trimestriel, -elle [tʀimεstʀijεl]adjective* * *- ielle tʀimɛstʀijɛl adjectif1) École, Universitéexamen or contrôle trimestriel — end-of-term exam
2) [revue, numéro] quarterly; [cotisation, réunion] quarterly* * *tʀimɛstʀijɛl adj trimestriel, -le1) COMMERCE quarterly2) ÉDUCATIONbulletin trimestriel — end-of-term report, termly report
* * *trimestriel, - elle adj1 Univ, Scol examen or contrôle trimestriel end-of-term exam; recevoir son bulletin trimestriel to get one's end-of-term report;2 [revue, numéro] quarterly; [cotisation, réunion] quarterly.( féminin trimestrielle) [trimɛstrijɛl] adjectif1. ÉDUCATION [bulletin] end-of-term[réunion] termly2. [réunion, magazine, loyer] quarterly -
3 trimestriellement
[trimɛstrijɛlmɑ̃] adverbe
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termly — adjective BrE happening each term (=one of the three periods in the school or university year) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
termly — term·ly … English syllables
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