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1 prodiguer
prodiguer [pʀɔdige]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ argent] to be lavish with* * *pʀɔdige1) ( distribuer sans compter) to lavish [affection, soins]; to make lots of [promesses]; to give lots of [conseils, encouragements]2) ( donner) to give [soins]* * *pʀɔdiɡe vt1) [soins, attentions]2) [argent, biens] to be lavish with* * *prodiguer verb table: aimer vtr1 ( distribuer sans compter) to lavish [attentions, affection, soins, compliments] (à on); to make lots of [promesses] (à to); to give lots of [conseils, encouragements] (à to); prodiguer des excuses à qn to apologize profusely to sb; prodiguer ses efforts to spare no effort; malgré les efforts prodigués par l'équipe despite the team's heroic effort;2 ( donner) to give [soins] (à to); pendant qu'il prodiguait ses soins aux blessés while he was attending to the wounded; prodiguer des soins adéquats aux malades to care adequately for the patients.[prɔdige] verbe transitif[faire don de] to be lavish withla nature nous prodigue ses bienfaits nature is profuse ou lavish in its bounty
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