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1 dessécher
dessécher [dese∫e]➭ TABLE 61. transitive verba. [+ terre, végétation] to parch ; [+ plante, feuille] to witherb. [+ cœur] to harden2. reflexive verb► se dessécher [terre] to dry out ; [plante, feuille] to wither ; [aliments] to go dry ; [peau] to get dry* * *deseʃe
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1) ( déshydrater) to dry [something] out2) ( rendre insensible) to harden [personne, cœur]; to deaden [imagination]
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se dessécher verbe pronominal1) ( se déshydrater) [cheveux, lèvres] to become dry; [végétation] to wither; [sol] to dry out* * *deseʃe vt1) [terre, plante] to dry out2) [peau] to dryLe soleil dessèche la peau. — The sun dries your skin.
3) (volontairement) [aliments] to dry4) fig, [cœur] to harden* * *dessécher verb table: céderA vtr1 ( déshydrater) to dry [sth] out; le soleil dessèche la peau the sun makes your skin dry, the sun dries your skin out; arbre/fruit desséché withered tree/fruit; cheveux desséchés dry hair;B se dessécher vpr1 ( se déshydrater) [cheveux, lèvres] to become dry; [végétation] to wither; [sol] to dry out;2 fig [personne] to wither; un vieillard desséché a withered old man; un intellectuel desséché a fusty intellectual;3 ( devenir insensible) [personne] to become unfeeling, to harden.[deseʃe] verbe transitif1. [peau, cheveux] to dry out (separable)[pétale, feuille] to witherla bouche desséchée par la peur mouth dry ou parched with fear3. [endurcir]————————se dessécher verbe pronominal intransitif1. [peau, cheveux] to go dry2. [cœur] to harden -
2 rôtir
rôtir [ʀotiʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verb2. intransitive verb3. reflexive verb► se rôtir* * *ʀɔtiʀ
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verbe transitif to roast [viande]; to toast [pain]
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verbe intransitif1) Culinaire to roast2) (colloq) ( être exposé au soleil) to roast3) (colloq) ( subir une forte chaleur) [personne] to be roasting
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se rôtir verbe pronominal [personne] ( au soleil) to roast (oneself); ( devant un feu) to toast (oneself)••il attend que ça lui tombe tout rôti dans le bec — (colloq) he expects things to fall into his lap
* * *ʀotiʀ1. vt(faire rôtir) to roast2. vi* * *rôtir verb table: finirA vtr Culin to roast [viande]; to toast, to grill [pain, tartine]; faire rôtir to roast [viande]; to toast, to grill [pain, tartine].B vi1 Culin to roast; mettre un poulet à rôtir au four to put a chicken in the oven to roast;2 ○( être exposé au soleil) to roast; se faire rôtir les pieds au soleil to roast one's feet in the sun;3 ○( subir une forte chaleur) [personne] to roast, to be roasting.C se rôtir vpr1 Culin to be roasted;2 ○( s'exposer à la chaleur) to roast (oneself), to toast (oneself); se rôtir les pieds to roast ou toast one's feet.il attend que ça lui tombe tout rôti dans le bec he expects things to fall into his lap.[rotir] verbe transitif1. [cuire] to roast2. (familier) [dessécher] to parch————————[rotir] verbe intransitif[cuire] to roast————————se rôtir verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)se rôtir au soleil to bask ou to fry in the sun -
3 percevoir
vt., recueillir, recouvrer, (des impôts, des cotisations...) => Ramasser, Recevoir, Récolter.A1) percevoir (une pension, un salaire...) => Recevoir, Toucher.A2) entendre, percevoir, sentir, remarquer, saisir par les sens, (un son, une différence...) ; apercevoir, voir ; entendre dire ; (Giettaz) sembler: parchaivre (Albanais.001, Alex.019b, Annecy.003b, Thônes.004b), parchevai (Cordon.083), parsaivre (003a,004a,019a, Giettaz.215, Notre-Dame-Be.214b, St-Nicolas-Cha.125, Villards-Thônes.028), parsevai (Giettaz), parsèvai (Saxel.002), pêrsêvre (214a), pessaivre (Beaufort), C.1, R.1 ; parchaitre (003.DES.), R. Sentir (chêtre). - E.: Accorder, Ouie, Prêcher.A3) entendre dire: awire (dire) (001), wi dire (025) ; parchaivre (dire) vt. (001,004).A4) en entendre parler: ê-n awire parlâ (001), pc. an parsaivre prèzî (215).A5) entendre // sentir percevoir (pour soi, dans son corps, dans son esprit, à l'intérieur de soi-même, au-dedans de soi): s'parchaivre vp. (001).A6) entendre prêcher: parsaivre on sarmon < percevoir un sermon> (003).--C.1-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ind. prés.: (je) parchaivo (001), parsaivo (028) ; (tu, il) parchai (001,002,003, 004,083, Megève.201), parsai (125,215). - Ind. imp.: (je) parsevyeû (Houches.235) ; (il) parchaive (002), parchevai (201), parch(e)vive (001,004), parsevai, pèrsevai (214). - Pp.: parchu, -wà (001,003,004,021,235, Arvillard, Megève) / -ouha (002), -wè (...) / -ouhe (002) || parsu m. (214,215).--R.1-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- parsaivre < afr. perceivre < l. percipere => Chasser.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -
4 gale
1. jędza2. parch3. świerzb -
5 gratte
1. drapaczka2. drobny3. obrywka4. parch -
6 teigne
1. mól2. parch3. strup -
7 dessécher
bake, parch
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