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inconvenience [‚ɪnkənˈvi:nɪəns]1. nouna. ( = disadvantage) inconvénient m• the management apologizes for any inconvenience caused by this work la direction vous prie de bien vouloir excuser la gêne occasionnée par les travaux* * *[ˌɪŋkən'viːnɪəns] 1.1) ( trouble) dérangement m2) ( disadvantage) inconvénient m2.transitive verb déranger -
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A n1 ( trouble) dérangement m ; to put sb to great inconvenience causer beaucoup de dérangement à qn ; I don't want to cause you any inconvenience je ne veux pas vous causer le moindre dérangement ; ‘the management apologizes for any inconvenience caused to customers during renovations’ ‘la direction s'excuse auprès de ses clients pour les désagréments occasionnés pendant la période de rénovation’ ;2 ( disadvantage) inconvénient m ; the inconveniences of having no car l'inconvénient de ne pas avoir de voiture ; there are inconveniences in working part-time le travail à temps partiel présente des inconvénients.B vtr déranger.
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