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lot 
  n 
 a lot   (pron)  beaucoup 
  (adv)  beaucoup 
We still owe quite a lot.  Nous devons encore beaucoup d'argent. 
Have one of mine, I've got a lot.   
I learned a lot from him.   
He reads a lot.  Il lit beaucoup. 
They went out a lot.   
I like him a lot.  Je l'aime beaucoup. 
This happens a lot.  Cela arrive souvent. 
not a lot   (=nothing much) pas grand-chose 
What did you do at the weekend? -- Not a lot.  Qu'as-tu fait ce week-end? -- Pas grand-chose. 
there's not a lot you can do   
There's not a lot between the two teams.  Il n'y a pas beaucoup de différence entre les deux équipes. 
on paper there's not a lot between the teams   
 a lot of  beaucoup de 
a lot of people   
I drink a lot of coffee.   
A lot of our land is used to grow crops.   
We saw a lot of interesting things.  Nous avons vu beaucoup de choses intéressantes. 
 the lot  le tout 
She's taken the lot!   
Instead of paying his rent, he went to a betting shop and lost the lot.   
that's the lot  c'est tout 
 lots of  des tas de 
a big house with lots of windows   
He's got lots of friends.  Il a des tas d'amis. 
She's got lots of money.  Elle a plein d'argent. 
  (=set) 
[+people] 

They're a boring lot.  * Ils ne sont pas rigolos, ceux-là. 
Future generations are going to think that we were a pretty boring lot.   
We've just sacked one lot of builders.  Nous venons de renvoyer une première équipe de maçons. 
  (=batch) lot  m  
They are busy giving out two lots of pamphlets to people in the street.   
  (=piece of land) terrain  m  
If oil or gold is discovered under your lot, you can sell the mineral rights.   
  (at auctions)  lot  m  
lot no. 359   
Lot No 359 was a folder of 11 original sketches.   
  (=destiny) sort  m , destinée  f  
to improve one's lot  améliorer sa condition 
attempts by the workers to improve their lot   
to be discontented with one's lot  ne pas être satisfait(e)  de son sort 
Young people are usually less contented with their lot.   
to throw in one's lot with sb   (=join forces with) se mettre du côté de qn 
He decided to throw in his lot with far-right groups in parliament.   
 to draw lots  tirer au sort 
Two names were selected by drawing lots.   
to draw lots for sth  tirer qch au sort 


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ordre sur rompus de qu... n. odd lot order ~