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1 ( the one that) whoever wins the election will have to deal with the problem celui ou celle qui gagnera les élections devra faire face au problème ;2 ( anyone that) qui ; invite whoever you like invite qui tu veux ; show it to whoever you want montre-le à qui tu veux ; whoever saw the accident should contact the police quiconque a assisté à l'accident devrait contacter la police, tout témoin est prié de prendre contact avec la police ;3 ( all who) tous ceux qui ; tell whoever you know dis-le à tous ceux que tu connais ; they're providing cars for whoever comes ils fournissent des voitures à tous ceux qui viennent ;4 ( no matter who) come out whoever you are qui que vous soyez, sortez de là ; whoever he saw, it makes no difference quelle que soit la personne qu'il ait vue, ça ne change rien ; write to the minister or whoever écris au ministre ou à n'importe qui d'autre ;5 ( who on earth) qui ; whoever did that to you? mais qui a bien pu te faire ça? ; whoever did he speak to? à qui est-ce qu'il a bien pu parler? ; whoever do you think you are? tu te prends pour qui?
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