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  • 201 behøve

    verb
    avoir besoin de qqch
    Expl ressentir la nécessité d'avoir qqch; ne pas pouvoir se passer de qqch
    Ex1 L'homme a besoin d'argent/d'amour pour vivre.
    Ex2 J'ai besoin d'une nouvelle chemise car celle-ci est toute usée.
    avoir besoin + de
    Expl ne pas pouvoir (objectivement ou subjectivement) se passer de qqc ou de qqn
    Ex1 J'aurais besoin d'un dictionnaire français-anglais pour une traduction que je dois faire pour la semaine prochaine. Pourrais-tu me prêter le tien?
    Ex2 J'ai besoin de toi, ne me quitte pas, reste avec moi, je t'en supplie!
    avoir besoin + de qqch
    Syn falloir (impersonnel: il me/te faut qqch)
    Ex1 Ce pauvre orphelin a besoin d'un toit, d'un bon repas chaud et de beaucoup de tendresse.
    Ex2 J'ai besoin de ton aide.
    verb + inf
    avoir besoin de faire qqch (faire = n'importe quel verbe)
    Ex1 J'ai besoin de sortir un peu pour prendre l'air et me changer les idées.
    Ex2 J'ai besoin de récupérer après le travail intense de ces dernières semaines.

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