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replacer [ʀ(ə)plase]➭ TABLE 31. transitive verba. ( = remettre) [+ objet] to replaceb. ( = resituer) il faut replacer les choses dans leur contexte we must put things back in their contextc. [+ employé] to find a new job ford. [+ plaisanterie, expression] il faudra que je la replace, celle-là ! (inf) I must remember to use that one again!2. reflexive verba. [employé] to find a new jobb. ( = s'imaginer) se replacer dans les mêmes conditions to put o.s. in the same situation* * *ʀ(ə)plase
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1) ( placer à nouveau) to put [something] back, to replace [objet]
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se replacer verbe pronominal fig ( s'imaginer)* * *ʀ(ə)plase vtto replace, to put back* * *replacer verb table: placerA vtr1 ( placer à nouveau) to put [sth] back, to replace [objet] (dans in; sur on); on l'a replacé dans sa position initiale it was put back in its original position;2 fig ( situer) replacer qch dans son contexte to set sth back in context; replacer un débat dans un contexte international to set a debate back in an international context;3 ( redonner un emploi) to find [sb] another job;4 ○( citer à nouveau) to repeat, to trot out [sth] again [blague, expression].B se replacer vpr1 ( retrouver un emploi) to find another job (dans in);2 fig ( s'imaginer) se replacer dans une période/un contexte to imagine oneself back in a period/context.[rəplase] verbe transitifelle est bonne, celle-là, je la replacerai! that's a good one, I must remember it ou use it myself sometime!3. [trouver un nouvel emploi pour - domestique] to find a new position for ; [ - employé] to reassign————————se replacer verbe pronominal intransitif1. [se remettre en place] to take up one's position again2. [domestique] to find (oneself) a new job
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