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accolade ['ækəleɪd](a) (praise) acclamation f, acclamations fpl; (approval) marque f d'approbation; (honour) honneur m;∎ the prize is the highest accolade a writer can receive ce prix est le plus grand honneur qu'un écrivain puisse recevoir(b) (in conferring knighthood) accolade f(c) Architecture accolade f
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