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solidité [sɔlidite]feminine noun* * *sɔlidite1) ( de construction) solidity; ( de machine) strength; ( de lien) firmness; ( de vêtement) hard-wearing qualityd'une grande solidité — [construction] well-built; [machine] sturdy; [lien] strong; [vêtement] hard-wearing
2) ( de raisonnement) soundness* * *sɔlidite nf1) [mur, bâtiment] solidity, [personne] (physique) sturdiness2) [argument] soundness* * *solidité nf1 ( de construction) solidity; ( de machine) strength; ( de lien) firmness; ( de vêtement) hard-wearing quality; d'une grande solidité [construction] well-built; [machine] sturdy; [lien] strong; [vêtement] hard-wearing;2 (de raisonnement, démonstration, thèse) soundness;3 (d'institution, économie) stability.[sɔlidite] nom féminin[d'un bâtiment] solidity[d'une équipe] reliability[d'une monnaie] strength
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