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1 dépenser
dépenser [depɑ̃se]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbb. [+ forces, énergie] to expend2. reflexive verb* * *depɑ̃se
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1) ( employer de l'argent) to spend [salaire, fortune]2) ( consommer) to use up [carburant]; to use [tissu, papier]; to spend [temps]
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se dépenser verbe pronominal1) ( faire de l'exercice) to get (enough) exercise2) ( se donner du mal)* * *depɑ̃se1. vt1) [argent, somme] to spend2) [gaz, eau] to use2. vito spend, to spend money* * *dépenser verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( employer de l'argent) to spend [salaire, fortune] (en or pour on); aimer dépenser to enjoy spending money; dépenser sans compter to spend (money) freely;2 ( consommer) [moteur, machine, chaudière] to use up [carburant]; to use [tissu, papier]; to spend [temps]; j'ai dépensé toute mon énergie à essayer de I've worn myself out trying to; ils ont dépensé des trésors d'imagination pour faire they've really used their imagination to do.B se dépenser vpr1 ( faire de l'exercice) to get (enough) exercise; se dépenser beaucoup to get a lot of exercise;2 ( se donner du mal) se dépenser pour qn/qch to do a lot for sb/sth; se dépenser pour faire to put a lot of energy into doing; dans son travail, il se dépense sans compter he gives his all to his work.[depɑ̃se] verbe transitif1. [argent] to spenddépenser sans compter to spend (money) lavishly ou without counting the cost2. [consommer - mazout] to use————————se dépenser verbe pronominal intransitif1. [se défouler] to let off steamse dépenser sans compter pour quelque chose to put all one's energies into something, to give something one's all
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