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reduction [rɪ'dʌkʃən](a) (lessening → gen) réduction f, diminution f; (→ in temperature) baisse f, diminution f; (→ in length) réduction f, raccourcissement m; (→ in weight) réduction f, diminution f; (→ in strength) réduction f, affaiblissement m; (→ in speed) réduction f, ralentissement m;∎ staff reductions compression f de personnel;∎ the reduction of the argument to basic principles la réduction du débat à des principes fondamentaux(b) Commerce & Finance (of price) baisse f, diminution f; (of rate, expenses, cost, investment) réduction f; (of taxes) allègement m; (on goods) rabais m, remise f;∎ to make a 5 percent reduction on an article faire une remise de 5 pour cent sur un article;∎ I'll give you a reduction (on purchase) je vous fais un prix;∎ big reductions (sign) rabais, soldes
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