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Addition invalidité
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
Invalidity Addition N Brit
Invalidity Addition
supplément m d'invalidité
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. addition [Brit əˈdɪʃ(ə)n, Am əˈdɪʃ(ə)n] N
1. addition (person or thing added):
addition (to text, list, house)
ajout m
addition (to team, range)
adjonction f
addition (to corporation, company)
acquisition f
the latest addition to the family
le dernier-né/la dernière-née m/f de la famille
2. addition U (process of adding) (gen):
addition
adjonction f (of de)
addition MATH
addition f
II. in addition ADV
in addition
en plus
III. in addition to PREP
in addition to
en plus de
invalidity [Brit ɪnvəˈlɪdɪti, Am ˌɪnvəˈlɪdədi] N
1. invalidity (of argument, claim):
invalidity
manque m de validité
2. invalidity (of person):
invalidity
invalidité f
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addition [əˈdɪʃn] N
1. addition no pl a. MATH:
addition
addition f
2. addition (added thing):
addition
ajout m
there's an addition to the family
la famille s'agrandit
3. addition (as well):
in addition
de plus
in addition to sth
en plus de qc
in the PONS Dictionary
addition [ə·ˈdɪʃ· ə n] N
1. addition a. math:
addition
addition f
2. addition (added thing):
addition
ajout m
there's an addition to the family
la famille s'agrandit
Phrases:
in addition
de plus
in addition to sth
en plus de qc
invalidity N a. fig
invalidity
invalidité f
invalidity of evidence
nullité f
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An overbroad warrant does not necessarily lead to total invalidity.
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Parliament can prevent fiscal chaos by suspending declarations of invalidity and enacting valid taxes and applying them retroactively.
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Behaviour subsequent to the contract is not directly relevant, except as "post factum" evidence of the validity or invalidity of the contract.
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In 1971, eligibility for invalidity pensions was extended with greater opportunities for employees over the age of 60.
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Registered soldiers who were disabled in service received an invalidity pension, while similar provisions were made for the disabled and poor in general.
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