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1 christianisme
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2 christianisme
christianisme [kʀistjanism]masculine noun* * *kʀistjanismnom masculin* * *kʀistjanism nm* * *christianisme nm le christianisme Christianity.[kristjanism] nom masculin -
3 christianiser
christianiser [kʀistjanize]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *kʀistjanizeverbe transitif to Christianize* * *kʀistjanize vt* * *christianiser verb table: aimer vtr to Christianize.[kristjanize] verbe transitif -
4 christianisation
christianisation nf Christianization.[kristjanizasjɔ̃] nom féminin -
5 convertir
convertir [kɔ̃vεʀtiʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verbb. ( = transformer) to convert (en into)2. reflexive verb* * *kɔ̃vɛʀtiʀ
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1) ( faire changer d'idée) to convert [personne, parti, gouvernement] (à to)2) ( transformer) to convert [industrie, logements] (en into)3) Finance to convert [devise, dette] (en into)4) Mathématique, Informatique to convert [fractions, texte] (en to)
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se convertir verbe pronominal [personne] to convert, to become a convert (à to); [entreprise] to change products* * *kɔ̃vɛʀtiʀ vt1) RELIGION to convertconvertir qn à [religion] — to convert sb to, fig, [méthode, sport] to convert sb to
2) (= changer) [monnaie, unité de mesure]3) (= transformer, aménager) [bâtiment, pièce]* * *convertir verb table: finirA vtr1 ( faire changer d'idée) to convert [personne, parti, gouvernement] (à to); convertir qn au christianisme to convert sb to Christianity; convertir qn à l'écologie/au végétarisme to convert sb to ecological ideals/to vegetarianism;2 ( transformer) to convert [industrie, logements] (en into);3 Fin to convert [devise, prêt, dette] (en into);B se convertir vpr [personne] to convert, to become a convert (à to); [entreprise] to change products; le pays doit se convertir au libéralisme the country must go over to GB ou must adopt liberalism.[kɔ̃vɛrtir] verbe transitif1. [convaincre] to converta. [religion] to convert somebody tob. [opinion, mouvement] to win somebody over ou to convert somebody to3. INFORMATIQUE [données] to convert5. [transformer]ils ont converti la vieille gare en musée they converted ou transformed the old railway station into a museum————————se convertir verbe pronominal intransitif[athée] to become a believer[croyant] to change religionse convertir à [religion, mouvement] to be converted to, to convert to -
6 judéo-christianisme
[ʒydeɔkristjanism] ( pluriel judéo-christianismes) nom masculin
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