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diffusion

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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diffusion [difyzjɔ̃] N f

1. diffusion:

diffusion RADIO, TV, CINE

2. diffusion (de connaissances, d'écrits):

diffusion
dissemination, diffusion

3. diffusion COMM (distribution):

diffusion

4. diffusion JOURN:

diffusion
à large diffusion

5. diffusion:

diffusion MED, PHYS
diffusion
diffusion sélective, diffusion personnalisée
English
English
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diffusion
diffusion f
diffusion f
running order RADIO, THEAT, TV (of programme)
ordre m de diffusion
mass market inv potential
de grande diffusion
diffusion f
black out programme
interrompre la diffusion de
diffusion f

in the PONS Dictionary

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French
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diffusion [difyzjɔ̃] N f

1. diffusion (propagation):

diffusion de la chaleur, lumière
diffusion

2. diffusion d'un concert, d'une émission:

diffusion

3. diffusion (commercialisation, distribution):

diffusion

4. diffusion (action de se diffuser):

diffusion d'un poison, gaz
English
English
French
French
diffusion
diffusion f
diffusion f
diffusion f de masse
diffusion f
diffusion f
diffusion f
diffusion f
diffusion f
jouir d'une grande diffusion
in the PONS Dictionary
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French
English
English

diffusion [difyzjo͂] N f

1. diffusion (propagation):

diffusion de la chaleur, lumière
diffusion

2. diffusion d'un concert,d'une émission:

diffusion

3. diffusion (commercialisation, distribution):

diffusion

4. diffusion (action de se diffuser):

diffusion d'un poison, gaz
English
English
French
French
diffusion
diffusion f
diffusion f
diffusion f
diffusion f
diffusion f
diffusion f de masse
diffusion f
diffusion f
jouir d'une grande diffusion

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L'enjeu est donc de fournir de tels modules tout en respectant des contraintes de coût, de flexibilité et de performances pour permettre une large diffusion.
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Wakanim détient les droits de diffusion en simulcast de la série dans les pays francophones.
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Les victimes meurent en quelques minutes après la fermeture des portes et la diffusion du gaz mortel.
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Distribué à 5 000 exemplaires lors de son lancement, le magazine revendique une diffusion supérieure au million d'exemplaires au cours des années 2000.
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Lors de sa première diffusion l'épisode a attiré 2,47 millions de téléspectateurs.
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