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readership ['ri:dəʃɪp](a) (of newspaper, magazine) nombre m de lecteurs, lectorat m;∎ what is their readership (figure)? combien ont-ils de lecteurs?;∎ this book should attract a wide readership ce livre devrait intéresser un grand nombre de lecteurs(c) American University ≃ fonction f d'assistant(e); French Canadian University fonction f de chargé(e) de cours
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