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selection

/sɪˈlek.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action ou le processus de choisir quelqu'un ou quelque chose parmi un groupe, ou l'ensemble des options disponibles parmi lesquelles on peut choisir.

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noun

/sɪˈlek.ʃən/B1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action ou le processus de choisir quelqu'un ou quelque chose parmi un groupe, ou l'ensemble des options disponibles parmi lesquelles on peut choisir.

A noun referring to the act or process of choosing someone or something from a group, or the range of things available to choose from.

  1. Choice or pickB1formal

    The act of choosing someone or something from a group.

    frChoix ou sélection

    • The selection of the winner was made by a panel of judges.
    • Her selection for the team was based on her skills.
    • The selection of a new manager took several weeks.

    Synonymeschoicedecisionelectionoptionpickpreference

  2. Range of optionsA2formal

    A variety of items available to choose from.

    frAssortiment

    • The store offers a wide selection of shoes.
    • There is a good selection of books in the library.
    • The restaurant has a selection of desserts.

    Synonymesarrayassortmentchoicecollectionmixpickrangevariety

  3. Collection of chosen itemsB2formal

    A set of things that have been chosen from a larger group.

    frSélection choisie

    • The museum displayed a selection of ancient artifacts.
    • He published a selection of his best poems.
    • The exhibition features a selection of modern art.

    Synonymesarrayassortmentchoicecross-sectionlineuppickrangesamplingshortlistvariety

Formes
  • selections plural form
  • selections' possessive plural form
  • selection's possessive singular form
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