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passe-partout

/ˌpæs.pɑːˈtuː/

Traduction: Nom avec deux sens distincts : une clé universelle qui ouvre toutes les portes d'un bâtiment, ou une méthode de fixation d'un tableau à l'aide d'un ruban adhésif.

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/ˌpæs.pɑːˈtuː/C2formal
  • frNom avec deux sens distincts : une clé universelle qui ouvre toutes les portes d'un bâtiment, ou une méthode de fixation d'un tableau à l'aide d'un ruban adhésif.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a master key that opens all doors in a building, or a method of mounting a picture using gummed tape.

  1. Master keyC1formal

    A key that can open all locks in a building or system, providing universal access.

    frPasse-partout (clé universelle)

    • The caretaker used a passe-partout to enter every room in the museum.
    • Only the manager holds the passe-partout for the entire office complex.
    • The security system was designed so that a single passe-partout could override all locks.

    Synonymesmaster keypasskeyskeleton key

  2. Picture mountingC1formal

    A method of mounting a picture or artwork using a piece of gummed tape or a mat to secure it within a frame.

    frMontage sous passe-partout

    • The artist used a passe-partout to mount the print neatly in the frame.
    • A passe-partout gives a clean, professional look to a framed photograph.
    • The gallery preferred passe-partout mounting for its simplicity and elegance.

    Synonymesmattingmounting

Formes
  • passe-partouts plural form
  • passe-partouts' possessive plural form
  • passe-partout's possessive singular form
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