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1 cortège
cortège [kɔʀtεʒ]masculine noun• cortège de [+ malheurs, faillites] trail of* * *kɔʀtɛʒnom masculin1) ( défilé) procession2) ( série) liter•Phrasal Verbs:* * *kɔʀtɛʒ nmprocession, figet son cortège de... (suivi d'un nom au pluriel) — and its attendant...
* * *cortège nm1 ( défilé) procession; marcher en cortège to walk in procession; se former en cortège to form a procession; le cortège des grévistes the procession of strikers; suivi d'un cortège d'enfants/de chiens followed by a troop of children/of dogs;2 ( série) liter un cortège de souvenirs a stream of memories; un cortège de joies et de peines a succession of joys and sorrows; la guerre et son cortège de misères war and its trail of misery.cortège funèbre (funeral) cortège; cortège nuptial wedding procession.[kɔrtɛʒ] nom masculin1. [accompagnateurs] cortege[d'un roi] retinue3. [défilé] processioncortège funèbre funeral cortege ou procession -
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3 convoi
convoi [kɔ̃vwa]masculine nouna. ( = cortège funèbre) funeral processionb. [de véhicules, navires, prisonniers] convoy• convoi exceptionnel ≈ wide (or long or dangerous) load* * *kɔ̃vwanom masculin1) (de véhicules, troupes) convoy‘convoi exceptionnel’ — Automobile ‘abnormal load’
* * *kɔ̃vwa nm1) [voitures, prisonniers] convoy2) (= train) train* * *convoi nm1 (de véhicules, prisonniers, troupes) convoy; un convoi militaire a military convoy; un convoi de ravitaillement a supply convoy; ‘convoi exceptionnel’ Aut ‘abnormal load’;2 Rail train; un convoi de marchandises a goods train.convoi funèbre funeral cortege.[kɔ̃vwa] nom masculin‘convoi exceptionnel’ ‘wide ou dangerous load’3. [cortège] convoy————————en convoi locution adverbiale -
4 enterrement
enterrement [ɑ̃tεʀmɑ̃]masculine noun[de mort] ( = action) burial ; ( = cérémonie) funeral• enterrement civil/religieux non-religious/religious funeral• faire or avoir une tête or mine d'enterrement (inf) to look gloomy* * *ɑ̃tɛʀmɑ̃nom masculin1) ( inhumation) burial (de of)2) ( obsèques) funeralfaire une tête d'enterrement — (colloq) to look gloomy
3) ( mise à l'écart) shelving* * *ɑ̃tɛʀmɑ̃ nm1) (= mise en terre) burying2) (= cérémonie) funeral, burial3) (= cortège funèbre) funeral procession* * *enterrement nm1 ( inhumation) burial (de of);2 ( obsèques) funeral; bel enterrement nice funeral; messe d'enterrement funeral mass; faire une tête d'enterrement to look gloomy;3 ( mise à l'écart) shelving; l'enterrement du rapport Grunard the shelving of the Grunard report;4 ( fin) death; l'enterrement d'une illusion the death of an illusion.[ɑ̃tɛrmɑ̃] nom masculin1. [funérailles] funeralcette soirée, c'était un enterrement de première classe it was like watching paint dry, that party2. [ensevelissement] burial3. [cortège] funeral procession————————d'enterrement locution adjectivalefaire une tête d'enterrement to wear a gloomy ou long expression -
5 deuil
deuil [dœj]masculine noun* * *dœjnom masculin1) ( décès) bereavementêtre frappé par un deuil — to be bereaved, to suffer a bereavement
2) ( douleur) mourning [U], grief3) ( tenue) mourning (clothes)être/se mettre en deuil — to be in/go into mourning
prendre/porter le deuil de quelqu'un — to go into/wear mourning for somebody
4) ( période) period of mourning5) ( cortège) funeral procession••faire son deuil de quelque chose — (colloq) to kiss something goodbye (colloq)
* * *dœj nm1) (= perte) bereavement, (= période) mourningIl y a eu un deuil dans la famille. — There's been a bereavement in the family., There's been a death in the family.
2) (= chagrin) grief* * *deuil nm1 ( décès) bereavement; être frappé par un deuil to be bereaved, to suffer a bereavement; un nouveau deuil les afflige they have suffered another bereavement fml, there has been another death in the family; elle est en deuil? has she lost somebody?;2 ( douleur) mourning ¢, grief; jour de deuil national day of national mourning; pays plongé dans le deuil country plunged into mourning; prendre part or s'associer au deuil de qn to share (in) sb's grief ou sorrow;3 ( tenue) mourning (clothes); être/se mettre en deuil to be in/go into mourning; être en grand deuil to be in deep mourning; prendre/porter le deuil de qn to go into/wear mourning for sb; la nature est en deuil fig, liter nature is in mourning;4 ( période) period of mourning; abréger le deuil to cut short a period of mourning; une année de deuil a year's mourning;5 ( cortège) funeral procession; le deuil se réunira à l'église the funeral procession will meet at the church; mener or conduire le deuil to head the funeral procession, to be chief mourner.faire son deuil de qch○ to kiss sth goodbye○; le contrat, tu peux en faire ton deuil you can kiss ou say goodbye to the contract○.[dɶj] nom masculinta nouvelle voiture, tu peux en faire ton deuil you might as well kiss your new car goodbye2. [décès] bereavement3. [tenue conventionnelle] mourningporter/prendre le deuil (de quelqu'un) to be in/to go into mourning (for somebody)4. [période] mourning5. [convoi] funeral processionconduire ou mener le deuil to be the chief mourner————————de deuil locution adjectivale[vêtement] mourning (modificateur)————————en deuil locution adjectivale————————en deuil de locution prépositionnelle
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