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1 surmonter
surmonter [syʀmɔ̃te]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = être au-dessus de) to topb. [+ obstacle, difficultés, dégoût, peur] to overcome2. reflexive verb► se surmonter [personne] to control o.s.* * *syʀmɔ̃te1) ( dépasser) to overcome [obstacle, crise]2) ( être placé au-dessus de)* * *syʀmɔ̃te vt1) (= vaincre) to overcomeIl nous reste de nombreux obstacles à surmonter. — We still have many obstacles to overcome.
2) (= être au-dessus de) to be on top of* * *surmonter verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( dépasser) to overcome [obstacle, problème, crise, contradiction, méfiance]; surmonter l'épreuve de la séparation to get through ou survive (the ordeal of) separation;2 ( être placé au-dessus de) être surmonté de qch to be topped ou surmounted by sth; un dôme surmonte la tour the tower is topped ou surmounted by a dome.B se surmonter vpr ( se dépasser) les déceptions/problèmes se surmontent disappointments/problems can be overcome.[syrmɔ̃te] verbe transitif2. [triompher de - difficulté] to get over, to surmount, to overcome ; [ - peur, émotion] to overcome, to get the better of, to master ; [ - fatigue] to overcome -
2 napper
napper [nape]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *napeverbe transitif Culinaire (avec de la sauce, du chocolat) to coat (de with); ( avec de la confiture) to glaze* * *nape vt* * *napper verb table: aimer vtr Culin (avec de la sauce, du chocolat) to coat (de with); ( avec de la confiture) to glaze.[nape] verbe transitif
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