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militer [milite]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verba. [personne] to be a militantb. [arguments, raisons] militer en faveur de or pour to militate in favour of* * *militeverbe intransitif1) ( agir) gén to campaign; ( dans un parti) to be a political activist2) ( constituer un argument)militer pour or en faveur de — to argue in favour [BrE] of
* * *milite vi1) [personne] to be a militantmiliter pour qch [raisons, éléments] — to militate in favour of sth
* * *militer verb table: aimer vi1 ( agir) to campaign (pour, en faveur de for; contre against);2 ( être engagé) to be a political activist;3 ( appartenir politiquement) il milite au Parti communiste/dans un parti de droite he's an active member of the Communist Party/of a right-wing party;4 ( constituer un argument) militer pour or en faveur de to argue in favourGB of; militer contre to militate against.[milite] verbe intransitif1. [agir en militant] to be a militant ou an activistmiliter au ou dans le parti socialiste to be a socialist party activistmiliter pour/contre quelque chose to fight for/against something2. [plaider] to militateces témoignages ne militent pas en votre faveur this evidence goes ou militates against you
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