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convene [kənˈvi:n]* * *[kən'viːn] 1.transitive verb organiser [meeting]; convoquer [group]2.intransitive verb se réunir -
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(conference, meeting) convoquer;∎ to convene a meeting of shareholders convoquer une assemblée d'actionnaires(of meeting, board, people) se réunir -
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[kən'vi:n](to (cause to) assemble or come together: to convene a meeting.) convoquer- convener -
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convoquer; réunir; rassembler; organiser [une conférence]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to convene
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summon [ˈsʌmən][+ energy, strength] rassembler* * *['sʌmən]transitive verb1) ( call for) gen faire venir; convoquer [ambassador]to summon reinforcements/a taxi — appeler des renforts/un taxi
2) Law citer3) ( convene) convoquer•Phrasal Verbs: -
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1 ( call for) faire venir [doctor, employee, servant, police, waiter] ; convoquer [ambassador] ; to summon sb to sb's office/to a meeting convoquer qn dans le bureau de qn/à une réunion ; to summon sb in faire entrer qn ; to summon sb to do sth sommer qn de faire qch ; to summon help chercher de l'aide ; to summon reinforcements/a taxi appeler des renforts/un taxi ;2 ( summons) citer ; to be summoned (to appear) before the court être cité à comparaître devant la cour (for pour ; for doing pour avoir fait) ;3 ( convene) convoquer [parliament, meeting, conference] (to do pour faire) ;4 Mil sommer [troops] (to do de faire) ;5 = summon up.■ summon up:▶ summon up [sth] ( gather) rassembler [energy, courage, support, resources] (to do pour faire) ; ( evoke) évoquer [memory, thought, image, scenario] ; to summon up spirits appeler les esprits. -
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summon ['sʌmən]∎ they were summoned to the headmaster's office ils ont été convoqués au bureau du directeur∎ to summon a meeting convoquer une réunion∎ to summon sb to appear in court citer qn en justice;∎ the court summoned her as a witness la cour l'a citée comme témoin;∎ summon the next witness! (in courtroom) faites entrer le témoin suivant(d) (muster → strength) rassembler, faire appel à;∎ he couldn't summon enough courage to ask her out il n'a pas trouvé le courage nécessaire pour lui demander de sortir avec lui∎ she summoned us in/up elle nous a sommés ou ordonné d'entrer/de monter(a) (courage, strength) rassembler, faire appel à;∎ she summoned up her courage to ask him elle a pris son courage à deux mains pour lui poser la question;∎ I'll be there if I can summon up the energy j'y serai si j'arrive à rassembler suffisamment d'énergie(b) (help, support) réunir, faire appel à;∎ I can't summon up much interest in this plan je n'arrive pas à m'intéresser beaucoup à ce projet(c) (memories, thoughts) évoquer
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