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proclaim [prə'kleɪm]∎ to proclaim independence proclamer l'indépendance;∎ on the day that peace was proclaimed le jour de l'armistice;∎ to proclaim a state of emergency proclamer l'état d'urgence;∎ a holiday was proclaimed for the investiture une journée de congé fut octroyée pour l'investiture;∎ many proclaimed that he was mad or proclaimed him to be mad beaucoup de gens ont déclaré qu'il était fou;∎ he proclaimed himself emperor il s'est proclamé empereur;∎ she proclaimed her innocence elle a clamé son innocence∎ his behaviour proclaimed his nervousness son comportement trahissait sa nervosité;∎ his expression proclaimed his absolute sincerity une sincérité totale se lisait sur son visage
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