Contraction de « que » et « une », utilisée après un comparatif pour introduire un second terme féminin singulier.
Contraction of "que" and "une", used after a comparative to introduce a second feminine singular term.
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La thèse doit formuler une position nuancée plutôt qu’une opinion vague. — The thesis must formulate a nuanced position rather than a vague opinion.
Cherches-tu plus qu’une réponse simple ? — Are you looking for more than a simple answer?
Ce projet ne demande rien de plus qu’une bonne préparation. — This project requires nothing more than good preparation.
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