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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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French
English
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excès <pl excès> [eksɛ] N m

1. excès (surplus):

excès
en excès objets, substance
excess attr

2. excès (abus):

excès
commettre des excès
tes excès de boisson
excès de table
des excès de langage
bad language uncountable
à l'excès , avec excès

3. excès (extrême):

excès de prudence

Phrases:

excès de pouvoir LAW
excès de vitesse LAW
excès de sébum
English
English
French
French
excès m de vitesse
excès m de vitesse
faire des excès (in de)
excès mpl de table
excessively drink, spend
avec excès
to be ultra vires individual:
to be ultra vires proclamation, action:

in the PONS Dictionary

French
French
English
English

excès [ɛksɛ] N m

1. excès (surplus):

excès de vitesse
excès de zèle

2. excès pl (abus, violences):

excès

Phrases:

autoriser abus, excès
English
English
French
French
excès m de zèle
excès m de vitesse
excès m
excès m
faire qc avec excès
excès m de poids
in the PONS Dictionary
French
French
English
English

excès [ɛksɛ] N m

1. excès (surplus):

excès de vitesse
excès de zèle

2. excès pl (abus, violences):

excès

Phrases:

autoriser abus, excès
English
English
French
French
excès m de vitesse
excès m de zèle
excès m
excès m
faire qc avec excès

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Le jugement porté pendant sa détention n'est pas plus flatteur : « homme nul et sans intelligence, orgueilleux à l'excès, également nul comme ouvrier ».
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Son acidité s'équilibre bien avec le gras, lui ôtant un excès de lourdeur.
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Sur le plan thématique, l'album explore la promiscuité, les excès et le mépris de soi.
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L'étude statistique de l'excès relatif de cancer ne montre pas là d'effet statistiquement significatif.
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Il se retrouve à passer la serpillière dans son usine de produits chimiques où son excès de zèle lui vaut l’hostilité du syndicat maison.
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