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loser n gen, Games, Sport perdant/-e m/f ; to be a good/bad loser être bon/mauvais perdant ; you won't be the loser by it vous n'y serez pas perdant ; a born loser un perdant né ○ ; that policy's a vote-loser cette politique est destinée à faire perdre des voix.
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