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involve [ɪn'vɒlv]∎ it involves a lot of work cela implique ou nécessite ou veut dire beaucoup de travail;∎ what does the job involve? en quoi consiste le travail?;∎ my job involves a lot of travel je dois beaucoup voyager dans mon travail;∎ a job which involves meeting people un travail où l'on est amené à rencontrer beaucoup de gens;∎ it won't involve you in much expense cela ne t'entraînera pas dans de grosses dépenses;∎ there's a lot of work involved in launching a new product le lancement d'un nouveau produit implique beaucoup de travail(b) (concern, affect) concerner, toucher;∎ this discussion doesn't involve you cette discussion ne vous concerne pas;∎ there are too many accidents involving children il y a trop d'accidents dont les enfants sont les victimes(c) (bring in, implicate) impliquer;∎ over two hundred people were involved in planning the event plus de deux cents personnes ont participé à la préparation de l'événement;∎ several vehicles were involved in the accident plusieurs véhicules étaient impliqués dans cet accident;∎ it's not necessary to involve anyone else in this matter il n'est pas nécessaire d'impliquer quelqu'un d'autre dans ou d'associer quelqu'un d'autre à cette affaire;∎ we try to involve the parents in the running of the school nous essayons de faire participer les parents à la vie de l'école;∎ I'm not going to involve myself in their private affairs je ne vais pas me mêler de leur vie privée ou de leurs affaires(d) (absorb, engage) absorber;∎ the novel doesn't really involve the reader le lecteur ne se sent pas impliqué dans ce roman
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