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primaire [pʀimεʀ]1. adjectivea. primary2. masculine noun( = cycle) primary school• au or en primaire at primary school3. feminine noun( = élection) primary* * *pʀimɛʀ
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1) ( par opposition à secondaire) primary2) ( simpliste) [personne] limited, of limited outlook (après n); [réaction] kneejerk (colloq) (épith); [raisonnement, anticommunisme, opinion] simplistic
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nom masculin1) École2) ( en géologie)* * *pʀimɛʀ1. adj1) (instinct, couleur) primary2) (école, enseignement) primary2. nmÉDUCATION primary educationSes enfants sont encore en primaire. — His children are still at primary school.
* * *A adj1 ( par opposition à secondaire) primary;2 ( simpliste) [personne] limited, of limited outlook ( après n); [réaction] kneejerk○ ( épith), simplistic; [raisonnement, anticommunisme, opinion] simplistic;3 Jur délinquant primaire first offender.B nm1 Scol le primaire primary education;2 Écon le primaire the primary sector;3 Géol le primaire the palaeozoic era.[primɛr] adjectif1. [premier - d'une série] primaryécole/enseignement primaire primary school/education2. [couleur] primary3. [de base]————————[primɛr] nom masculin et féminin[personne bornée] simpleton————————[primɛr] nom masculin————————[primɛr] nom féminin
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