n'inclus pas
-don't include
Negative conjugation of inclure. There are other translations for this conjugation.

inclure

inclure
A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., acheter).
transitive verb
a. to include
Incluons un échantillon gratuit dans chaque envoi de nos produits de maquillage.Let's include a free sample in each shipment of our makeup products.
b. to enclose
Il faut inclure la facture lorsque vous envoyez le produit.You have to enclose the invoice when you send the product.
c. to attach
La grand-mère inclut un chèque dans chaque lettre qu'elle envoie à ses petits-enfants.The grandmother attaches a check to every letter she sends to her grandchildren.
a. to include
Ce panier garni inclut trois types de fromages.This gift basket includes three types of cheeses.
b. to cover
Le contrat inclut l’installation et l’entretien de vos appareils électroménagers.The contract covers installation and maintenance of your household appliances.
a. to include
Si l'on inclut le coût du transport, le voyage de Norman à Vancouver va coûter très cher.If you include the cost of transportation, Norman's trip to Vancouver is going to be very expensive.
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