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collocation [kɔlɔkasjɔ̃] N f
1. collocation LING:
collocation
collocation
2. collocation LAW:
collocation
scheduling of creditors (in statement of affairs)
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collocate
collocation f
to collocate with
être une collocation de
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collocation [kɔlɔkasjɔ̃] N f Belg (internement, emprisonnement)
collocation
imprisonment
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collocation
collocation f
imprisonment
collocation f Belg
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collocation [kɔlɔkasjo͂] N f Belg (internement, emprisonnement)
collocation
imprisonment
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collocation
collocation f
imprisonment
collocation f Belg
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Cependant, il existe en droit québécois l'exception de l'hypothèque légale de la construction, qui prime sur les autres hypothèques dans l'ordre de collocation même lorsqu'elle est constituée plus tardivement.
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En même temps, la collocation est soumise à certaines limitations combinatoires.
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Plusieurs linguistes distinguent deux composantes de la collocation : la base et le collocatif.
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Logement et alimentation: les étudiants vivent dans des dortoirs, en collocations ou dans les centres, selon le pays et l’année d’étude.
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On y trouvait 395 parents seuls avec un ou des enfants à charge et 119 habitants en collocation.
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