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plafond [plafɔ̃]masculine nouna. [de salle] ceiling ; [de voiture] roofb. ( = limite) [de prix, loyer] ceiling ; ( = nuages) cloud cover* * *plafɔ̃
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nom masculin1) ( de pièce) ceiling; (de tente, véhicule, souterrain) roofplafond nuageux — cloud ceiling; faux I
2) ( limite) ceiling, limitcrever le plafond — ( dépasser la limite) to go through the ceiling; ( battre les records) to break all previous records
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(-)plafond (in compounds)* * *plafɔ̃1. nm1) [pièce] ceiling2)3) (= maximum) [ressources, des cotisations] ceiling2. adj(prix, taux, loyers) maximum* * *A nm1 ( de pièce) ceiling; (de tente, véhicule, souterrain) roof; plafond à caissons coffered ceiling; salle haute/basse de plafond high-/low-ceilinged room; plafond nuageux cloud ceiling, cloud cover; ⇒ faux;2 ( limite) ceiling, limit; plafond des prix/d'importation price/import ceiling; plafond de crédit/ressources lending/funding limit; fixer un nouveau plafond de production to set a new maximum production level; crever le plafond ( dépasser la limite) to go through the ceiling; ( battre les records) to break all previous records.[plafɔ̃] nom masculin4. MÉTÉOROLOGIE5. [limite supérieure]le plafond des salaires the wage ceiling, the ceiling on wages7. [au bridge] ceiling
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