convention

convention
convention [kɔ̃vɑ̃sjɔ̃]
feminine noun
convention ; ( = pacte) agreement
• convention collective collective agreement
• les conventions sociales social conventions
• la Convention de Genève the Geneva Convention
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kɔ̃vɑ̃sjɔ̃
1.
nom féminin
1) (accord, contrat) gén agreement; (officiel) covenant; (entre nations) convention; (clause) article, clause
2) (usage admis) convention

de convention — conventional

3) (assemblée) Politique convention

2.
conventions nom féminin pluriel (convenances) convention [U]
Phrasal Verbs:
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kɔ̃vɑ̃sjɔ̃
1. nf
1) (= norme) convention

de convention — conventional

2) (= accord) agreement

la Convention européenne des droits de l'homme — the European Convention on Human Rights

2. conventions nfpl
(= convenances) convention sg social conventions
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convention
A nf
1 (accord, contrat) gén agreement; (officiel) covenant; (entre nations) convention; (clause) article, clause; cela n'était pas dans nos conventions that was not part of our agreement; sauf convention contraire unless otherwise agreed, unless there be a clause to the contrary fml;
2 (usage admis) convention; c'est par convention que… it is a convention that…; de convention conventional;
3 Pol (assemblée) convention.
B conventions nfpl (convenances) convention ¢; défier les conventions to defy convention.
Composés
convention collective Écon collective labourGB agreement; convention financière Fin financial covenant; Convention nationale National Convention.
[kɔ̃vɑ̃sjɔ̃] nom féminin
1. [norme] convention
les conventions orthographiques spelling conventions
un système de conventions an agreed system
2. [règle de bienséance] (social) convention
respecter les conventions to conform to accepted social behaviour ou established conventions
3. [accord - tacite] agreement, understanding ; [ - officiel] agreement ; [ - diplomatique] convention
convention collective (du travail) collective agreement
4. POLITIQUE [assemblée - aux États-Unis] convention ; [ - en France] assembly
5. HISTOIRE
la Convention the French National Convention (1792-1795)
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de convention locution adjectivale
conformist, conventional
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par convention locution adverbiale
par convention, on symbolise la vitesse par un v speed is usually symbolised by a v

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