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1 voulu
voulu, e [vuly]a. ( = requis) requiredb. ( = volontaire) deliberate* * *voulue vuly adjectif1) ( requis)2) ( intentionnel) deliberate* * *vuly voulu, -e1. ppSee:2. adj1)En prenant cette route nous devrions arriver en temps voulu. — If we take this road we should get there in time.
2) (= délibéré) deliberate, intentional* * *A pp ⇒ vouloir.B pp adj1 ( requis) il n'a pas les compétences voulues he hasn't got the required skills; ils seront punis avec toute la sévérité voulue they'll be punished with due severity; on n'obtient jamais les renseignements voulus you never get the information you want; en temps voulu in time; au moment voulu at the right time;2 ( intentionnel) des répétitions voulues deliberate repetition; notre rencontre n'était pas voulue our meeting was not planned; il est arrivé en retard et c'était voulu he was late deliberately.c'est voulu it's intentional ou (done) on purpose3. [décidé d'avance] agreed
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