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palmarès [palmaʀεs]masculine nouna. ( = classement) [de lauréats] (list of) prizewinners ; [de sportifs] (list of) medal winners ; [de chansons] chartsb. ( = liste de victoires, de titres etc) record of achievements* * *palmaʀɛsnom masculin invariable1) ( classement) honours [BrE] list; (d'acteurs, auteurs) list of award winners; ( de sportifs) list of winners2) ( liste de succès) record of achievements3) ( meilleures ventes) ( de disques) hit parade; ( de livres) bestsellers list* * *palmaʀɛs nm1) [personne] record, record of achievementsà son palmarès (victoires) — under one's belt, to one's name
Il compte 25 victoires à son palmarès. — He has 25 wins under his belt., He has 25 wins to his name.
2) ÉDUCATION prize list3) [compétition, concours] list of winners* * *palmarès nm inv1 ( classement) honoursGB list; (d'acteurs, auteurs, etc) list of award winners; ( de sportifs) list of winners; premier au palmarès first in the honours list;2 ( liste de succès) ( tous contextes) record of achievements; il a trois tournois à son palmarès he has three tournament wins to his credit;3 ( meilleures ventes) hit parade.[palmarɛs] nom masculin[liste - de lauréats] prize list, list of prizewinners ; [ - de sportifs] winners' list, list of winners ; [ - de chansons] chartsêtre premier au palmarès to top the charts, to be top of the pops
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