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1 raidir
raidir [ʀediʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verb2. reflexive verba. [corde] to grow taut ; [position] to hardenb. [personne] ( = perdre sa souplesse) to become stiff ; ( = bander ses muscles) to stiffen* * *ʀɛdiʀ
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1) lit to tighten [cordage]; to tense [bras, corps]2) fig to harden [attitude]
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se raidir verbe pronominal1) lit [cordage] to get tighter; [bras, corps] to tense up; [tissu] to stiffen2) fig* * *ʀediʀ vt1) [muscles] to stiffen2) [câble] to pull taut, to tighten* * *raidir verb table: finirA vtr2 fig to harden [attitude].B se raidir vpr1 lit [cordage] to get tighter; [bras, corps] to tense up; [tissu] to stiffen; les membres raidis par le froid limbs stiffened by the cold;2 fig [attitude, mouvement] to harden; se raidir contre la douleur to brace oneself against pain.[rɛdir] verbe transitif1. [tendre] to stiffen2. [faire perdre sa souplesse à] to stiffen————————se raidir verbe pronominal intransitif3. [rassembler sa volonté] to steel ou to brace oneself
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