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repertoire

/ˈrep.ə.twɑːr/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'ensemble des compétences, techniques ou œuvres disponibles pour une personne ou un groupe, par exemple le répertoire d'œuvres qu'un artiste peut interpréter.

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noun

/ˈrep.ə.twɑːr/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'ensemble des compétences, techniques ou œuvres disponibles pour une personne ou un groupe, par exemple le répertoire d'œuvres qu'un artiste peut interpréter.

A noun referring to the entire range of skills, techniques, or works that a person or group has available, such as the collection of pieces an artist can perform.

  1. Collection of Performable WorksB2formalart

    The complete set of plays, songs, operas, or other pieces that a performer or company is prepared to perform.

    frRépertoire (ensemble d'œuvres interprétables)

    • The pianist has a vast repertoire of classical pieces.
    • The theater company's repertoire includes both modern and classic plays.
    • She added a new song to her performance repertoire.

    Synonymescollectionlistrangerepertorystock

  2. Range of Skills or AbilitiesB2formal

    The entire range of skills, techniques, or methods that a person or group has available for use in a particular field.

    frÉventail de compétences

    • A good manager needs a wide repertoire of communication skills.
    • The chef's culinary repertoire includes dishes from many cultures.
    • His repertoire of problem-solving techniques is impressive.

    Synonymesarsenalbag of tricksrangerepertorystock-in-tradestore

Formes
  • repertoires plural form
  • repertoires' possessive plural form
  • repertoire's possessive singular form
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