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1 dépêtrer
dépêtrer [depetʀe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. reflexive verb► se dépêtrer to extricate o.s.* * *depɛtʀe
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verbe transitif to extricate (de from)
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se dépêtrer verbe transitifse dépêtrer de — to extricate oneself from [situation]; to get rid of [personne]
* * *dépêtrer verb table: aimerA vtr to extricate (de from).[depetre] verbe transitifdépêtrer quelqu'un/quelque chose de to extricate somebody/something fromdépêtrer quelqu'un d'une situation to extricate somebody from ou to get somebody out of a situation————————se dépêtrer de verbe pronominal plus préposition1. [de filets, de pièges] to free oneself from2. [d'un gêneur] to shake off (separable)[d'une situation] to get out ofil nous a dit tant de mensonges qu'il ne peut plus s'en dépêtrer he's told us so many lies that he can no longer extricate himself from them
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