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privately ['praɪvɪtlɪ]∎ a privately owned company une entreprise privée;∎ I had it done privately (treatment at doctor's, dentist's) je l'ai fait faire à mes frais;∎ she sold her house privately elle a vendu sa maison de particulier à particulier;∎ they were married privately leur mariage a eu lieu dans l'intimité;∎ to be privately educated (at school) faire ses études dans une école privée; (with tutor) avoir un précepteur;∎ the jury's deliberations took place privately les délibérations du jury se sont déroulées à huis clos∎ privately, he didn't agree dans son for intérieur ou intérieurement, il n'était pas d'accord;∎ privately, I was disgusted dans mon for intérieur, j'étais dégoûté(c) (secretly) secrètement;∎ privately, he was plotting to oust his rival il complotait secrètement ou en secret d'évincer son rival(d) (confidentially) en privé;∎ she informed me privately that… elle m'a informé en toute confidence que…;∎ we met privately nous avons eu une entrevue privée;∎ can I see you privately? puis-je vous voir en privé ou en tête-à-tête?;∎ I spoke to her privately je lui ai parlé en tête-à-tête(e) (as a private individual) à titre personnel;∎ he acted privately and not in his capacity as mayor il a agi à titre personnel et non en tant que maire
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