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apt [æpt]∎ to be apt to do sth avoir tendance à faire qch;∎ I am apt to forget people's names j'ai tendance à oublier le nom des gens;∎ people are apt to believe the worst les gens croient facilement le pire∎ to be apt to do sth être susceptible de faire qch;∎ buttons are apt to get lost les boutons se perdent facilement∎ an apt expression une expression heureuse;∎ it is very apt that it should end in this way il est tout à fait approprié que cela se termine de cette manière
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apt — 1 happy, felicitous, appropriate, fitting, *fit, suitable, meet, proper Analogous words: apposite, pertinent, *relevant, apropos: pat, timely, opportune (see SEASONABLE): telling, convincing, compelling (see VALID): right, nice, precise, exact… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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