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Liberals

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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French
English
English

I. libér|al (libérale) <mpl libéraux> [libeʀal, o] ADJ

1. libéral (tolérant):

libéral (libérale) personne, discipline, morale
liberal
il est assez libéral
he's fairly liberal

2. libéral (favorable aux libertés):

libéral (libérale) personne, idée, régime
liberal

3. libéral POL:

libéral (libérale) parti, gouvernement, candidat
Liberal

4. libéral ECON:

libéral (libérale) économie, doctrine
free-market attr
être partisan de l'économie libérale
to support a free-market economy

II. libér|al (libérale) <mpl libéraux> [libeʀal, o] N m (f)

1. libéral POL:

libéral (libérale)
Liberal

2. libéral ECON:

libéral (libérale)
free marketeer

profession [pʀɔfesjɔ̃] N f

1. profession (métier):

profession
occupation
quelle est votre profession?
what's your occupation?
embrasser la profession médicale
to join ou enter the medical profession
ceux qui décident d'embrasser la profession d'enseignant
those who decide to join the teaching profession
exercer la profession d'infirmière
to be a nurse by profession
sans profession (gén)
unemployed
sans profession (femme au foyer)
housewife
il est bibliothécaire de profession
he's a librarian by profession

2. profession (corporation):

profession
profession
appeler la profession à cesser le travail
to call on those who work in the profession to stop work

3. profession (déclaration publique):

profession
declaration, profession
faire profession de libéralisme/d'anarchisme
to profess one's liberalism/anarchism
il a fait profession de défendre cette cause
he professed to defend this cause

Phrases:

profession de foi (gén)
declaration of faith
profession de foi REL
solemn declaration of faith made at the age of 11
profession libérale
profession

social-libéral (sociale-libérale) <mpl sociaux-libéraux> [sɔsjallibeʀal, o] ADJ N m (f) POL

social-libéral (sociale-libérale)
social liberal
English
English
French
French
Liberal Democrat
libéral-démocrate mf
the Liberal Democrats
les libéraux-démocrates
liberal arts
arts mpl libéraux
Liberal Party POL, HISTORY
parti m libéral
Lib.
libéral/-e m/f
Lib-Lab pact
coalition f de 1977 à 1978 entre libéraux et travaillistes (contre les conservateurs)
broad-minded attitude
libéral
liberal/secular humanism
humanisme libéral/séculaire
liberal
libéral/-e m/f
liberal (open-minded, tolerant) person, institution (gen)
libéral
liberal POL, REL
libéral
liberal attitude, values
libéral
liberal, a. Liberal POL
libéral

in the PONS Dictionary

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French
English
English

I. libéral(e) <-aux> [libeʀal, o] ADJ

libéral(e)
liberal

II. libéral(e) <-aux> [libeʀal, o] N m(f) POL

libéral(e)
Liberal
English
English
French
French
the liberal arts
les arts mpl libéraux
the self-employed
les libéraux
liberal
libéral(e)
liberal
libéral(e) m (f)
emancipated ideas
libéral(e)
liberal-minded
libéral(e)
in the PONS Dictionary
French
French
English
English

I. libéral(e) <-aux> [libeʀal, -o] ADJ

libéral(e)
liberal

II. libéral(e) <-aux> [libeʀal, -o] N m(f) POL

libéral(e)
Liberal
English
English
French
French
the self-employed
les libéraux mpl
the liberal arts
les arts mpl libéraux
liberal
libéral(e)
liberal
libéral(e) m (f)
emancipated ideas
libéral(e)
liberal-minded
libéral(e)

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