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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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artifice [aʀtifis] N m

1. artifice (ruse):

user d'artifices pour

2. artifice (moyen ingénieux):

3. artifice (résultat ingénieux):

4. artifice (procédé):

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homespun wisdom, virtue
artless person, manner

in the PONS Dictionary

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artifice [aʀtifis] N m

1. artifice (moyen ingénieux):

2. artifice souvent pl (tromperie):

bouquet d'un feu d'artifice
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artifice [aʀtifis] N m

1. artifice (moyen ingénieux):

2. artifice souvent pl (tromperie):

bouquet d'un feu d'artifice
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Par une suite d'artifices, d'intrigues mesquines et de prête-noms, il parvient à ses fins le 23 janvier 1632, annexant la ville à son duché-pairie.
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De multiples détonations de bombes, brillantes pièces d'artifices, bals animés, tout provoquait la joie et l'enthousiasme d'une foule de plus en plus dense.
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Certains numéros voient leur mise en page reconstruite en raison d'un thème (numéro troué en son centre, feu d'artifices de l'almanach, etc.).
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En plus des animations et manèges de forains, un défilé chamarré des classes ainsi qu'un feu d'artifices spectaculaire, le dimanche attirent des foules nombreuses.
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Il s'agit d'émissions assez simples tournées en studio, ne nécessitant pas trop d'artifices, principalement composées de performances artistiques (musiciens, amuseurs), de quelques pièces théâtrales et de reportages.
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