Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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- An agreement signed by the British and French governments in 1904 aiming to settle long-standing disputes between the two powers in territories such as Morocco, Egypt, Siam, Madagascar, the New Hebrides, West and Central Africa, and Newfoundland. It was motivated by a shared fear of Germany and in turn led to the Triple Entente between Britain, France and the Russian Empire in 1907. It represented a historic shift from conflict to rapprochement and negotiated agreements.
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
entente [ɑ̃tɑ̃t] SOST f
1. entente (bon rapport):
2. entente (alliance) (gén) also DIR , POL:
3. entente (accord):
l'Entente Cordiale Info
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- An agreement signed by the British and French governments in 1904 aiming to settle long-standing disputes between the two powers in territories such as Morocco, Egypt, Siam, Madagascar, the New Hebrides, West and Central Africa, and Newfoundland. It was motivated by a shared fear of Germany and in turn led to the Triple Entente between Britain, France and the Russian Empire in 1907. It represented a historic shift from conflict to rapprochement and negotiated agreements.
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En manque de temps de jeu, il trouve un terrain d'entente pour rompre ce contrat.
fr.wikipedia.org Destins de deux femmes à la fois réunies et opposées dans l’entente comme dans la mésentente.
fr.wikipedia.org En 1969, une entente fédérale-provinciale est signée dans le but de créer un nouveau parc national.
fr.wikipedia.org Téchiné admet avoir été impressionné par l'entente entre les deux acteurs principaux, qu'il a trouvés « capables de générosité jusqu'à l'obscénité ».
fr.wikipedia.org Les deux pays ont signé plusieurs mémorandums d'entente sur des secteurs comme l'acier, le charbon ou encore l’énergie avec des pipelines.
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