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varié, e [vaʀje]a. ( = diversifié) variedb. ( = divers) [résultats] varied ; [produits, sujets, objets] various• on rencontre les opinions les plus variées you come across the most diverse opinions on the subject* * *variée vaʀje adjectif1) ( diversifié) variedune expérience variée — diverse ou varied experience
2) ( multiple) [instruments, exercices] various‘sandwichs variés’ — ‘a selection of sandwiches’
* * *vaʀje adj varié, -e1) (= diversifié) variedSon travail est très varié. — His job is very varied.
2) (= divers) various* * *1 ( diversifié) [menu, clientèle, programme, répertoire, échantillon, paysage] varied; une expérience variée diverse ou varied experience; j'ai un travail varié my work is quite varied; plumage varié variegated plumage;2 ( multiple) [instruments, exercices] various; sous des formes variées in various forms; des activités aussi variées que activities as varied as; aborder les problèmes les plus variés to tackle a wide range of problems; une population d'origines variées a population of diverse origins; ‘sandwichs/desserts variés’ ‘a selection of sandwiches/desserts’.1. [non uniforme - style, répertoire] variedobjets divers et variés various ou miscellaneous objects3. MUSIQUE
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