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ineligible [ɪn'elɪdʒəbəl](a) (unqualified) non qualifié;∎ he is ineligible for the post il n'est pas qualifié pour le poste;∎ to be ineligible for military service être inapte au service militaire;∎ they are ineligible for unemployment benefit ils n'ont pas droit aux allocations de chômage;∎ they are ineligible to vote ils n'ont pas le droit de voter(b) (for election) inéligible
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