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limpair
the mistake

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. impair (impaire) [ɛ̃pɛʀ] ADJ

1. impair MATH:

impair (impaire) nombre, numéro
odd
impair (impaire) jour, année
odd-numbered

2. impair ANAT:

impair (impaire)
unpaired

II. impair N m

1. impair (gaffe):

impair
indiscretion, faux pas
commettre un impair
to make a faux pas

2. impair GAMES:

impair
odd numbers pl
jouer l'impair
to play the odd numbers
nombre impair
odd number
English
English
French
French
faux pas
impair m
Interstate
Autoroute qui traverse plusieurs États américains. Ces autoroutes sont signalées par un symbole rouge et bleu sur lequel se détache la lettre ‘I’ suivie du numéro de la route. Celles qui vont du nord au sud ont un numéro pair et celle qui vont d'est en ouest ont un numéro impair.
odd number
impair
to strike or hit a wrong note
commettre un impair
odd/even number
nombre impair/pair
to speak out of turn fig
commettre un impair
I hope I haven't spoken out of turn
j'espère ne pas avoir commis d'impair

in the PONS Dictionary

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impair(e) [ɛ̃pɛʀ] ADJ

impair(e)
odd

impair [ɛ̃pɛʀ] N m

1. impair (↔ pair):

impair
odd numbers
miser sur l'impair (à la roulette)
to bet on the odd numbers

2. impair (gaffe):

impair
blunder
commettre un impair
to make a blunder
English
English
French
French
odd number
impair
in the PONS Dictionary
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French
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impair(e) [ɛ͂pɛʀ] ADJ

impair(e)
odd

impair [ɛ͂pɛʀ] N m

1. impair (↔ pair):

impair
odd numbers
miser sur l'impair (à la roulette)
to bet on the odd numbers

2. impair (gaffe):

impair
blunder
commettre un impair
to make a blunder
English
English
French
French
faux pas
impair m
odd number
impair(e)

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

miser sur l'impair (à la roulette)
to bet on the odd numbers
commettre un impair
to make a blunder

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Le nombre de conseillers passa de 18 en 1483, à 22 en 1515, puis à 30 en 1533, jusqu'à atteindre 55 conseillers en 1543.
fr.wikipedia.org
On n'est pas sûr du nombre d'enseignants qui ont une idée fausse sur la parité de zéro.
fr.wikipedia.org
Si le nombre est juste, ils gagnent 500 points de vie pour chacune de leurs cartes.
fr.wikipedia.org
Et dans les villages, le bâti rural traditionnel recèle nombre d’éléments riches et variés.
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Cette pratique est généralement associée au statut social de l'homme, le nombre de femmes témoignant de son importance et de sa puissance.
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