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1 féliciter
féliciter [felisite]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbto congratulate (qn de or sur qch sb on sth)• je vous félicite ! congratulations!2. reflexive verb* * *felisite
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verbe transitif to congratulate ( pour on)
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se féliciter verbe pronominal* * *felisite vt* * *féliciter verb table: aimerA vtr to congratulate [personne] (pour qch on sth; à l'occasion de qch on sth); féliciter qn d'avoir fait qch to congratulate sb on doing sth; je te félicite! congratulations!; je ne te félicite pas! iron it's nothing to be proud of!B se féliciter vpr ( se réjouir) se féliciter de qch to be very pleased about sth; je me félicite d'avoir été présent I'm very pleased I was there; je me félicite de vous l'entendre dire I'm very pleased to hear you say it; il se félicite que l'accord soit conclu he is very pleased that the agreement has been made; il a accepté et je m'en félicite he has agreed, and I am very pleased.[felisite] verbe transitif————————se féliciter de verbe pronominal plus préposition1. [se réjouir de]se féliciter de quelque chose to be glad ou pleased about something2. [se louer de]
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