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de jour et de nuit
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
English
English
French
French
I. round-the-clock ADJ Brit
round-the-clock care, nursing, surveillance:
24 heures sur 24
les trois-huit m inv
II. round the clock ADV
round the clock work, guard:
24 heures sur 24
I. nursing [Brit ˈnəːsɪŋ, Am ˈnərsɪŋ] N
1. nursing (profession):
2. nursing (care):
soins mpl
3. nursing (breast-feeding):
II. nursing [Brit ˈnəːsɪŋ, Am ˈnərsɪŋ] ADJ
1. nursing mother:
2. nursing MED:
nursing staff
nursing methods, practice
French
French
English
English
I. permanence [pɛʀmanɑ̃s] N f
1. permanence:
2. permanence (service):
assurer ou tenir une permanence député, avocat:
assurer ou tenir une permanence député, avocat:
3. permanence (local):
4. permanence SCHOOL:
II. en permanence ADV
1. en permanence (sans interruption):
2. en permanence (très fréquemment):
24 heures sur 24 lit, fig
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English
French
French
I. round-the-clock ADJ
II. round-the-clock ADV
24 heures sur 24
French
French
English
English
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I. round-the-clock ADJ
II. round-the-clock ADV
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