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1 congestionner
kɔ̃ʒɛstjɔneverbe transitif to congest* * *kɔ̃ʒɛstjɔne vt1) [routes, organe] to congest2) [visage] to flush* * *congestionner verb table: aimerA vtr1 Méd to congest [poumon, muqueuse]; congestionner qn/le visage to cause sb/the face to flush; il est or son visage est tout congestionné he's all flushed;2 ( encombrer) to congest [rue, ville].B se congestionner vpr [personne, visage] to flush.[kɔ̃ʒɛstjɔne] verbe transitif1. [partie du corps] to congest[visage] to flush————————se congestionner verbe pronominal intransitif1. [visage] to become flushed2. [être encombré] to become clogged up ou congested -
2 colorer
colorer [kɔlɔʀe]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *kɔlɔʀe
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1) ( teinter) to colour [BrE] [liquide, verre]; to tint [photo, cheveux]; to stain [bois, cellule]; ( teindre) to dye [textiles, cheveux]colorer quelque chose en vert — to colour [BrE] something green
2) ( empreindre) [nostalgie] to tinge
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se colorer verbe pronominal [visage] to flush* * *kɔlɔʀe vtto colour Grande-Bretagne to color USA* * *colorer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( teinter) to colourGB [liquide, aliment, verre]; to tint [photo, cheveux]; to stain [bois, cellule]; ( teindre) to dye [textiles, cheveux]; colorer qch en vert to colourGB sth green;2 ( empreindre) [nostalgie, regret] to tinge; coloré de nostalgie tinged with nostalgia;3 ( embellir) to embellish [récit] (de with).B se colorer vpr1 lit [visage] to flush; [fruit] to take colourGB; se colorer de vert/rose liter [pétale, ciel] to become flushed with green/pink;2 fig se colorer de nostalgie/racisme to become tinged with nostalgia/racism.[kɔlɔre] verbe transitifcolorer quelque chose en rouge/jaune to colour something red/yellow3. [oignons, viande] to brown lightly————————se colorer verbe pronominal intransitif -
3 enflammer
enflammer [ɑ̃flαme]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ bois] to set fire tob. [+ foule] to inflame ; [+ imagination] to firec. [+ plaie] to inflame2. reflexive verba. ( = prendre feu) to catch fire* * *ɑ̃flame
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1) ( mettre le feu à) to set fire to2) ( exciter) to inflame [opinion, esprit, cœur]; to fire [imagination]; to fuel [colère]
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s'enflammer verbe pronominal1) ( prendre feu) [maison, papier] to go up in flames; [essence, bois] to catch fire2) ( s'exciter) [regard] to blaze; [imagination] to be fired (de with; à la vue de by); [pays, peuple] to explode* * *ɑ̃flɒme vt1) (par le feu) to set fire to2) MÉDECINE to inflame* * *enflammer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( mettre le feu à) to set fire to [objet, matériau];2 ( exciter) to inflame [opinion publique, esprit, cœur]; to fire [imagination]; to fuel [colère]; ( faire rougir) la fièvre enflammait ses joues her cheeks were burning with fever; liter le soleil couchant enflammait le ciel the sunset set the sky ablaze.B s'enflammer vpr1 ( prendre feu) [maison, voiture, papier] to go up in flames; [essence, bois] to catch fire; cela s'enflamme très facilement it catches fire very quickly;2 ( s'exciter) [regard] to blaze; [esprit, imagination, cœur] to be fired (de with; à la vue de by); [pays, peuple] to explode; s'enflammer pour qn to become passionate about sb; s'enflammer pour qch to get carried away by sth; M. Martin s'enflamme, expliquant que… Mr Martin gets carried away, explaining that…[ɑ̃flame] verbe transitif1. [mettre le feu à - bois] to light, to kindle, to ignite ; [ - branchages] to ignite ; [ - allumette] to light, to strike ; [ - papier] to ignite, to set on fire, to set alight2. (littéraire) [rougir] to flushla fièvre enflammait ses joues his cheeks were burning ou flushed with fever————————s'enflammer verbe pronominal intransitif1. [prendre feu - forêt] to go up in flames, to catch fire, to ignite ; [ - bois] to burst into flame, to light2. (littéraire) [rougir - visage, ciel] to flush3. [s'intensifier - passion] to flare up4. [s'enthousiasmer] to be fired with enthusiasm -
4 rougir
rougir [ʀuʒiʀ]➭ TABLE 21. intransitive verb• à ces mots, elle rougit she blushed at the words2. transitive verb* * *ʀuʒiʀ
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1) ( teinter) gén to redden2) ( chauffer) to make [something] red hot [métal]
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verbe intransitif1) [personne] (d'émotion, de honte) to blush (de with); ( de colère) to flush (de with); ( de chaleur) to go red; [peau, visage] to go ou turn redrougir jusqu'aux yeux or oreilles — to turn ou go as red as a beetroot GB ou a beet US
2) [fruit, feuille, forêt, ciel, crustacé, carapace] to turn red3) [métal, tison] to become red hot* * *ʀuʒiʀ vi1) (honte, timidité) to blush, to go redIl a rougi en me voyant. — He blushed when he saw me.
2) (plaisir, colère) to flushIl a rougi de colère. — He flushed with anger.
3) [fraise, tomate] to go red, to turn red4) [ciel] to turn red, to redden* * *rougir verb table: finirA vtr1 ( donner une teinte rouge) [personne] ( avec du fard) to redden [joues]; to turn [sth] red, to redden [arbres, feuilles]; le froid rougissait leur visage the cold turned their faces red; rougir son eau to put a little red wine in one's water; rougir la terre du sang de ses ennemis/de son sang to make the earth run red with one's enemies'blood/with one's blood;2 ( porter à incandescence) to heat [sth] until it is red hot, to make [sth] red hot [métal]; il a rougi une barre de fer he heated an iron bar until it was red hot.B vi1 [personne, visage] ( d'émotion) to blush, to go red (in the face) (de with); ( de colère) to flush, to go red (in the face) (de with); [personne, peau, visage, main] (à cause du froid, de la chaleur) to go red, to turn red; rougirde honte to go red with shame, to blush with shame; rougir jusqu'aux yeux or jusqu'aux oreilles to turn ou go as red as a beetroot GB ou a beet US, to turn ou go bright red; rougir jusqu'à la racine des cheveux to blush to the roots of one's hair; faire rougir qn to make sb blush ou go red; tu devrais rougir de tes mensonges you ought to be ashamed of your lies; il n'a pas à en rougir that's nothing for him to be ashamed of; sans rougir without shame, without feeling ashamed; ne rougir de rien to be utterly shameless, to have no shame;2 ( mûrir) [fruit, légume] to go ou turn red, to redden; [feuille, arbre, forêt] to turn red, to redden; ( à la cuisson) [crustacé, homard, carapace] to turn red;[ruʒir] verbe transitif1. [colorer en rouge]un dernier rayon de soleil rougissait le firmament one last ray of sun spread a red glow across the skiesdes yeux rougis par les larmes/la poussière eyes red with weeping/with the dust2. MÉTALLURGIE to heat to red heat ou until red-hot3. (figuré & littéraire)————————[ruʒir] verbe intransitif1. [chose, personne - généralement] to go ou to turn red[personne - de gêne] to blushje vous aime, dit-il en rougissant I love you, he said, blushing ou with a blushrougir jusqu'au blanc des yeux ou jusqu'aux oreilles to blush to the roots of one's hair2. (figuré)rougir de [avoir honte de] to be ashamed oftu n'as pas/il n'y a pas à en rougir there's nothing for you/nothing to be ashamed of
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