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41 alimenter
alimenter [alimɑ̃te]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ personne, animal] to feedb. [+ chaudière] to feed ; [+ moteur] to supply ; [+ compte bancaire] to put money into ; [+ marché] to supply (en with)• alimenter une ville en gaz/électricité to supply a town with gas/electricityc. [+ conversation] [personne] to keep going ; [+ curiosité] to feed ; [+ inflation, polémique, rumeurs, soupçons] to fuel2. reflexive verb► s'alimenter [personne] to eat* * *alimɑ̃te
1.
1) to feed [personne, animal]2) ( approvisionner) [torrent, eau] to feed [lac, turbine]; [tuyau, système] to feed [chaudière]alimenter quelque chose en — to feed something with [papier, données]
3) fig to fuel [conversation, feu]
2.
s'alimenter verbe pronominal1) [personne] to eat; [animal] to feeds'alimenter de — [personne] to live on; [animal] to feed on
2) (en eau, gaz, électricité) [ville]3) [conversation, haine]* * *alimɑ̃te vt1) [enfant, population] to feed2) TECHNIQUE to supply, to feedalimenter en — to supply with, to feed with
3) [débat, rumeurs, spéculations] to fuelalimenter une réflexion — to give food for thought, to provide food for thought
4) [croissance, inflation] to fuel5) [fonds, caisse] to put money into* * *alimenter verb table: aimerA vtr1 to feed [personne, animal]; alimenter au biberon to bottle-feed; alimenter qn artificiellement to feed sb artificially;2 ( approvisionner) [torrent, eau] to feed [lac, rivière, barrage, turbine]; [tuyau, système] to feed [chaudière, poêle, moteur]; alimenter qch en to feed sth with [papier, grain, données]; alimenter une chaudière en mazout to feed ou supply a stove with oil; alimenter un appareil en électricité to power an appliance with electricity; la centrale alimente toute la ville the power station supplies the whole town with electricity; alimenter un budget to fund a budget;3 fig to fuel [conversation, hostilité, feu].B s'alimenter vpr1 [personne] to eat; [animal] to feed; il s'alimente bien/mal he eats well/badly; s'alimenter de [personne] to live on; [animal] to feed on;2 (en eau, gaz, électricité) [ville, bâtiment] s'alimenter en to be supplied with;3 [conversation, jalousie, haine] s'alimenter de to thrive on.[alimɑ̃te] verbe transitif1. [nourrir - malade, bébé] to feed2. TECHNOLOGIE [moteur, pompe] to feed[ville] to supply3. [approvisionner - compte] to put money intoalimenter les caisses de l'État to be a source of revenue ou cash for the Government4. [entretenir - conversation] to sustain ; [ - curiosité, intérêt] to feed, to sustain ; [ - doute, désaccord] to fuel————————s'alimenter verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)[généralement] to eats'alimenter bien/mal to have a good/poor diet[bébé] to feed oneself————————s'alimenter en verbe pronominal plus préposition[se procurer] -
42 racheter
racheter [ʀa∫(ə)te]➭ TABLE 51. transitive verba. [+ objet que l'on possédait avant] to buy back ; [+ nouvel objet] to buy another ; [+ pain, lait] to buy some more ; [+ objet d'occasion] to buy ; [+ entreprise, usine en faillite] to buy out• j'ai dû racheter du tissu/des verres I had to buy some more material/some more glassesb. ( = réparer) [+ péché, crime] to atone for ; [+ mauvaise conduite, faute] to make amends for2. reflexive verb► se racheter [criminel] to make amends• se racheter aux yeux de qn to redeem o.s. in sb's eyes* * *ʀaʃte
1.
1) ( récupérer un objet vendu) to buy [something] back2) ( acheter encore)3) ( pour renouveler)mes draps sont usés, il faut que j'en rachète — my sheets are worn out, I'll have to buy new ones
4) ( acheter) to buy out [société, usine]; to buy up [ensemble d'actions]5) [pécheur] to atone for [faute] ( par by); [qualité] to make up for [défaut]6) [examinateur] to mark up [candidat, copie]
2.
se racheter verbe pronominal to redeem oneself ( par through)* * *ʀaʃ(ə)te vt1) [article perdu] to buy anotherJ'ai racheté un portefeuille. — I've bought another wallet.
2) (davantage) to buy moreIl faut racheter du lait. — We have to buy some more milk.
Il faut racheter 3 œufs. — We have to buy another 3 eggs., We have to buy 3 more eggs.
3) (après avoir vendu) to buy backTrois mois après, on lui a racheté la maison. — Three months later we bought the house back from him.
4) (reprise)Si on le prend chez eux, ils nous rachètent l'ancien à un bon prix. — If we buy it from them, they'll give us a good trade-in price for the old one., If we buy it from them, they'll buy back the old one for a good price.
5) (d'occasion) to buyIl m'a racheté ma moto. — He bought my bike from me.
6) COMMERCE, [participation, firme] to buy up7) [pension, rente] to redeem9) [mauvaise conduite, oubli, défaut] to make up for* * *racheter verb table: acheterA vtr1 ( récupérer un objet vendu) to buy [sth] back;2 ( acheter encore) je vais racheter du vin/une bouteille/deux bouteilles I'll buy some more wine/another bottle/two more bottles;3 ( pour renouveler) mes draps sont usés, il faut que j'en rachète my sheets are worn out, I'll have to buy new ones;4 ( acheter) je rachète votre voiture 500 euros I'll buy your car off you for 500 euros;5 ( effectuer une opération commerciale) to buy out [société, usine]; to buy up [ensemble d'actions];6 ( pour se dégager) to redeem [dette, rente];9 ( compenser) [personne] to make amends for [impolitesse]; [qualité] to make up for, to compensate for [défaut]; il n'y en a pas un pour racheter l'autre they're as bad as each other;10 Scol [examinateur] to mark up [candidat, copie].B se racheter vpr to redeem oneself (par through); se racheter aux yeux de qn to redeem oneself in sb's eyes.[raʃte] verbe transitif1. [en plus] to buy some more (of)a. [en supplément] to buy some more sharesb. [pour remplacer celles qu'on a vendues] to buy back ou to repurchase sharesje vais racheter un service à café I'm going to buy another ou a new coffee set2. [acheter] to buy‘on vous rachète vos anciens meubles’ COMMERCE your old furniture taken in part-exchange (UK) ou as a trade-in (US)3. [rente, cotisations] to redeem[pécheur] to redeem7. ÉDUCATION————————se racheter verbe pronominal[pécheur] to redeem oneself -
43 déjà
déjà [deʒa]adverba. ( = dès maintenant, dès ce moment) alreadyb. ( = auparavant) before• 30 tonnes, c'est déjà un gros camion 30 tons, that's quite a big truck* * *deʒa1) ( dès maintenant) alreadyil est déjà tard — it is already late, it is late already
sans cela, j'aurais déjà fini — if it hadn't been for that, I would have finished already ou I'd be finished by now
elle serait déjà mariée, si elle l'avait voulu — she could have been married by now if she'd wanted
2) ( précédemment) before, alreadyje te l'ai déjà dit — I told you before, I've already told you once
3) (colloq) ( pour renforcer)être second, c'est déjà très bien! — even to come second is pretty good!
il s'est excusé, c'est déjà quelque chose — at least he apologized, that's something
4) (colloq) ( pour protester)5) (colloq) ( pour faire répéter) againc'est combien, déjà? — how much was it again?
* * *deʒa adv1) (= dès à présent) [avoir terminé, être prêt] alreadyJ'ai déjà fini. — I've already finished.
2) (= auparavant) [être allé, avoir visité] beforec'est déjà pas mal — that's not too bad, that's not too bad at all
quel nom, déjà? — what was the name again?
* * *déjà adv1 ( dès maintenant) already; il est déjà tard it is already late, it is late already; à trois ans déjà, il savait lire he could already read by the age of three; sans cela, j'aurais déjà fini if it hadn't been for that, I would have finished already ou I'd be finished by now; elle serait déjà mariée, si elle l'avait voulu she could have been married by now if she'd wanted;2 ( précédemment) before, already; je te l'ai déjà dit I told you before, I've already told you once;3 ○( pour renforcer) c'est déjà un joli salaire! that's a pretty good salary!; être second, c'est déjà très bien! even to come second is pretty good!; c'est déjà beaucoup d'avoir la santé if at least you have your health, that's a good start; il s'est excusé, c'est déjà quelque chose at least he apologized, that's something;4 ○( pour protester) elle est déjà assez riche (comme ça)! she's rich enough as it is; déjà qu'il est assommant, s'il faut en plus l'écouter! he's boring enough as it is without having to listen to him as well; déjà que j'ai la migraine, tu veux que je supporte ce bruit? with this migraine, how am I supposed to stand that noise?;5 ○( pour faire répéter) again; qu'est-ce que tu voulais, déjà? what did you want again?; il a dit quoi, déjà? what did he say again?; c'est combien, déjà? how much was it again?[deʒa] adverbe1. [dès maintenant, dès lors] alreadyenfant, il aimait déjà les fleurs even as a child he liked flowers2. [précédemment]3. [emploi expressif]il est d'accord sur le principe, c'est déjà beaucoup he's agreed on the principle, that's somethingdonne un euro, ce sera déjà ça give one euro, that'll be a starton a perdu une valise, mais ni l'argent ni les passeports, c'est déjà ça! we lost a case, but not our money or passports, which is something at least!il faut déjà qu'il ait son examen he needs to pass his exam first, before he does anything else he has to pass his exam4. (familier) [pour réitérer une question] againelle s'appelle comment déjà? what did you say her name was?, what's she called again? -
44 suffrage
suffrage [syfʀaʒ]masculine nouna. (Politics) ( = voix) vote• suffrage direct/universel ( = système) direct/universal suffrage• le parti obtiendra peu de/beaucoup de suffrages the party will get a poor/good share of the vote* * *syfʀaʒnom masculin3) fig ( approbation) approval [U]* * *syfʀaʒ nmsuffrage direct — direct suffrage, direct voting
suffrage indirect — indirect suffrage, indirect voting
2) (du public) approval no plremporter tous les suffrages; rallier tous les suffrages — to win general approval
* * *suffrage nm1 Pol ( système) suffrage; suffrage direct/indirect/restreint/universel direct/indirect/restricted/universal suffrage;2 Pol ( voix) vote; suffrages exprimés recorded votes; les suffrages catholiques the catholic vote; remporter peu de suffrages to receive few votes;[syfraʒ] nom masculinêtre élu au suffrage direct/indirect to be elected by direct/indirect suffrage2. [voix] voteobtenir beaucoup/peu de suffrages to poll heavily/badlysa dernière pièce a enlevé ou remporté tous les suffrages his last play was an unqualified success -
45 cloquer
I.v. trans.1. To 'belt', to hit, to land a blow. Elle lui a cloqué une beigne: She clocked him one.2. To give. Il cloqua deux thunes dans la gapette d'un mendigot: He slipped some poor devil a few coppers.3. To put out of sight, to conceal. Quand il vit que ça tournait au vinaigre, il cloqua son flingue sous le paddock: When he saw that things were going sour, he hid his shooter under the bed.II.v. intrans. To 'let off, to 'fart', to break wind.III.v. trans. reflex.1. To snuggle down into, to settle comfortably in. Il se cloqua d'autor dans le meilleur fauteuil: He made a bee-line for the most comfortable armchair and nestled into it.2. To 'take cover', to hide.3. Se cloquer un godet: To 'knock back', to down a drink.4. Se cloquer un bécot: To exchange a kiss.
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