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exception [ɛksɛpsjɔ̃] N f
1. exception (gén):
exception
sans exception
faire une exception
to make an exception (pour for)
faire exception
exception à la règle
à l'exception de, exception faite de
sauf exception
d'exception personne, destin
d'exception loi, régime, tribunal
2. exception LAW:
exception
exception culturelle
exception d'euthanasie LAW
exception d'incompétence LAW
exception de nullité LAW
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exception
exception f (for pour)
with the (possible) exception of
the only exception being
without exception
to make an exception
an exception to the rule
a notable exception
the exception proves the rule
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exception [ɛksɛpsjɔ̃] N f
exception
faire exception à la règle
sauf exception
ne connaître aucune exception
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French
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exception
with the exception of ...
the exception proves the rule prov
emergency measures
except for sb/sth
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exception [ɛksɛpsjo͂] N f
exception
faire exception à la règle
sauf exception
English
English
French
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exception
with the exception of ...
the exception proves the rule prov
emergency measures
except for sb/sth
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