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tête-à-tête

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tête-à-tête  (tt-tt, tt-tt)
adv. & adj.
Without the intrusion of a third person; in intimate privacy: talk tête-à-tête; a tête-à-tête supper.
n.
1. A private conversation between two persons.
2. A sofa for two, especially an S-shaped one allowing the occupants to face each other.

[French : tête, head + à, to + tête, head.]

tête-à-tête [ˌteɪtəˈteɪt]
n pl -têtes, -tête
1.
a.  a private conversation between two people
b.  (as modifier) a tête-à-tête conversation
2. (Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Furniture) a small sofa for two people, esp one that is S-shaped in plan so that the sitters are almost face to face
adv
intimately; in private
[from French, literally: head to head]
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
tête-à-tête
noun private conversation, talk, chat, parley, cosy chat, private word, confab (informal) the usual tête-à-tête between the Queen and the Prime Minister
Translations
tête-à-tête [ˈteɪtɑːˈteɪt] N (tête-à-tête, tête-à-têtes (pl)) → conversación f íntima
tête-à-tête
adj, advunter vier Augen
nTete-a-tete nt, → Tête-à-tête nt


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