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03:30 Jun 10, 2015 |
English to French translations [PRO] Education / Pedagogy / Exams | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Anne-Sophie Cardinal Canada Local time: 06:57 | ||||||
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4 +7 | sessions passées (ou 'semestres passés', si plus général) |
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4 | sessions précédentes |
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previous sessions sessions passées (ou 'semestres passés', si plus général) Explanation: It seems to refer to the specific period of time during an academic year when exams take place. Students are using content from the previous "exams session" from previous academic years / semesters, to practice for the current year's exam. I believe 'semestres passés' might also work, for a more broad application. If the meaning is specifically about the 'exams period', I would tend to use 'sessions passées' rather than 'semestres passées' or 'années passées'.... I hope this helps! :) Reference: http://sac.epfl.ch/calendrier-academique https://www.lojiq.org/participer/programmes/etudes-et-stages/session-detudes/ |
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