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qui s'excluent l'un(e) l'autre; incompatiblesEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > mutually exclusive
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exclusive [ɪk'sklu:sɪv](a) (select → restaurant, neighbourhood) chic; (→ club) fermé; (→ shop) de luxe; (→ school) élitiste;∎ they live at a very exclusive address ils vivent dans un quartier très chic(b) (deal, contract) exclusif;∎ to have exclusive rights in a production avoir l'exclusivité d'une production;∎ exclusive to réservé (exclusivement) à;∎ an interview exclusive to this magazine une interview exclusive accordée à notre magazine∎ exclusive of VAT TVA non comprise;∎ exclusive of tax hors taxe(s);∎ the rent is £200 a week exclusive le loyer est de 200 livres par semaine sans les charges;∎ from 14 to 19 October, exclusive du 14 au 19 octobre exclu;∎ all prices are exclusive of postage and packing les prix indiqués ne tiennent pas compte des frais d'envoi et d'emballage(d) (incompatible) exclusif;∎ the two propositions are/are not mutually exclusive les deux propositions sont/ne sont pas incompatibles;∎ they are mutually exclusive (propositions) l'une exclut l'autre, elles sont incompatibles∎ their exclusive concern leur seul souci;∎ the exclusive use of gold l'emploi exclusif d'or2 nounPress exclusivité f; (interview) interview f exclusive;∎ a Tribune exclusive une exclusivité de la Tribune►► Commerce exclusive distribution distribution f exclusive;Commerce exclusive economic zone zone f économique exclusive;Commerce exclusive licence licence f exclusive -
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mutually [ˈmju:tjʊəlɪ]• the meeting will take place at a mutually convenient time la réunion aura lieu à une heure qui convient aux deux parties* * *['mjuːtʊəlɪ]adverb mutuellement -
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mutually adv mutuellement ; mutually acceptable acceptable pour les deux parties ; mutually agreed fixé d'un commun accord ; mutually dependent interdépendant ; mutually exclusive options des options qui s'excluent mutuellement ; I hope we find a mutually acceptable solution j'espère que nous trouverons une solution qui nous satisfera tous les deux. -
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exclusive [ɪksˈklu:sɪv]1. adjectivea. exclusif• exclusive to readers of... exclusivement pour les lecteurs de...• an interview exclusive to... une interview exclusive accordée à...c. ( = not including) to be exclusive of sth exclure qch2. noun( = newspaper article) exclusivité f* * *[ɪk'skluːsɪv] 1. 2.1) [club, social circle] fermé; [hotel] de luxe; [school, district] huppé2) [story, coverage, rights] exclusif/-ive; [interview] en exclusivité -
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B adj1 [occasion] choisi ; [club, social circle] fermé ; [hotel, goods] de luxe ; [school, district] huppé ; [friendship] exclusif/-ive ;2 Comm, Journ, TV [story, report] exclusif/-ive ; an exclusive interview with sb un entretien en exclusivité avec qn ; exclusive to Harrods une exclusivité de Harrods ; to have exclusive (marketing) rights for sth avoir l'exclusivité (de vente) de qch ; to have exclusive coverage of sth avoir l'exclusivité de la couverture de qch ; to have exclusive use of sth être le seul à utiliser qch, avoir l'usage exclusif de ; to be mutually exclusive s'exclure mutuellement ; exclusive of meals les repas non compris. -
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mutually ['mju:tʃʊəlɪ]mutuellement, réciproquement;∎ mutually exclusive qui s'excluent l'un l'autre
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