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correspondence [‚kɒrɪ'spɒndəns]1 noun(a) (relationship, similarity) correspondance f, rapport m, relation f(b) (letter-writing) correspondance f;∎ to be in correspondence with sb être en correspondance avec qn;∎ to enter into (a) correspondence with sb établir une ou entrer en correspondance avec qn;∎ no correspondence will be entered into (in competition) il ne sera répondu à aucun courrier;∎ to keep up a correspondence with sb rester en correspondance avec qn∎ to read/to do one's correspondence lire/faire son courrier ou sa correspondance;∎ she doesn't get much correspondence elle ne reçoit pas beaucoup de courrierpar correspondance; (school) d'enseignement par correspondance►► Press correspondence column courrier m des lecteurs;correspondence course cours m par correspondance;correspondence tray bac m à correspondanceUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > correspondence
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correspondence [‚kɒrɪsˈpɒndəns]1. nouna. ( = similarity, agreement) correspondance fb. ( = letter-writing) correspondance f2. compounds* * *[ˌkɒrɪ'spɒndəns], US [ˌkɔːr-]noun (link, exchange of letters) correspondance fto enter into correspondence — engager une correspondance ( about au sujet de)
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1 ( match) concordance f (between entre) ;2 ( relationship) correspondance f (between entre) ;3 ( similarity) similitude f (with avec) ;4 ( exchange of letters) correspondance f ; to be in correspondence with sb correspondre avec qn (about au sujet de) ; to enter into correspondence engager une correspondance (about au sujet de).
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