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peupler [pœple]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *pœple
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1) ( faire occuper) to populate [pays] (de with); to stock [bois, étang] (de with)2) ( occuper) [personnes] to populate [pays]; [animaux, plantes] to colonize [région]; [spectateurs, étudiants] to fill [salle, rue]peuplé de — peopled with [personnes]
3) ( remplir) [souvenirs, rêves] to fill
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se peupler verbe pronominal [ville, région] to fill up (de with)* * *pœple vt1) [hommes, poissons] to inhabit2) fig, [imagination, rêves] to fill3) [pays, région] to populate4) [étang] to stock* * *peupler verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( faire occuper) to populate [pays, région, île] (de with); to stock [bois, étang, région] (de with);2 ( occuper) [personnes, population] to populate [pays, région, île]; [animaux, plantes] to colonize [pays, région, île]; [spectateurs, délinquants, étudiants] to fill [salle, rue];3 ( remplir) [souvenirs, rêves, visions] to fill; fantasmes qui peuplent l'esprit fantasies which fill the mind.B se peupler vpr [ville, région] to fill up (de with).[pɶple] verbe transitif[forêt] to plant (with trees)[rivière] to stock (with fish)3. (figuré & littéraire) to fill————————se peupler verbe pronominal intransitif
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