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Paradis
vacances parlementaires

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. recess [Brit rɪˈsɛs, ˈriːsɛs, Am ˈriˌsɛs, rəˈsɛs] N

1. recess:

recess LAW, POL (parliamentary)
recess (in courts)
to be in recess

2. recess Am (break):

recess (in school)
recess (during meeting)

3. recess CONSTR:

recess (for door, window)
recess (large alcove)
recess (smaller)
recess (very small)

Phrases:

the recesses of cupboard, room, building, cave

II. recess [Brit rɪˈsɛs, ˈriːsɛs, Am ˈriˌsɛs, rəˈsɛs] VB trans

1. recess CONSTR:

recess bath, light

2. recess Am (interrupt):

recess meeting, hearing

III. recess [Brit rɪˈsɛs, ˈriːsɛs, Am ˈriˌsɛs, rəˈsɛs] VB intr Am

recess LAW, POL

IV. recessed ADJ CONSTR

recessed bath, cupboard, seat, lighting
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recess Am
recess
recess Am
recess Am
recoin fig
recess
recess sing
vaquer tribunal, assemblée:
to be in recess
recess
recess
to recess

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recess <-es> [rɪˈses, Am ˈri:ses] N

1. recess POL:

recess

2. recess Am, Aus SCHOOL:

recess

3. recess (alcove):

recess

4. recess (in trial):

recess

5. recess pl (secret places):

recess
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engleski
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recess
enfoncement d'une falaise
recess
recess Am
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recess <-es> [ˈri·ses] N

1. recess POL:

recess

2. recess SCHOOL:

recess

3. recess (alcove):

recess

4. recess (in trial):

recess

5. recess pl (secret places):

recess
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
recess
enfoncement d'une falaise
recess
recess
to go out for recess
the recess bell rings
Present
Irecess
yourecess
he/she/itrecesses
werecess
yourecess
theyrecess
Past
Irecessed
yourecessed
he/she/itrecessed
werecessed
yourecessed
theyrecessed
Present Perfect
Ihaverecessed
youhaverecessed
he/she/ithasrecessed
wehaverecessed
youhaverecessed
theyhaverecessed
Past Perfect
Ihadrecessed
youhadrecessed
he/she/ithadrecessed
wehadrecessed
youhadrecessed
theyhadrecessed