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déferler [defεʀle]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb[vagues] to break* * *defɛʀleverbe intransitif [vague] to break ( sur on); [violence, protestations] to erupt; [injures] to pour out; [articles] to flood in; [personnes] to pour ( sur into; dans through)* * *defɛʀle vi[vagues] to break, fig to surge* * *déferler verb table: aimerB vi1 fig [violence, protestations, délinquance] to erupt; [injures] to pour out; [articles] to flood in; déferler sur [crise, racisme] to sweep through; une vague de racisme déferle sur la France a wave of racism is sweeping through France; les nouveaux films déferlent sur la ville a wave of new films has hit the city; les images déferlent sur or à l'écran pictures flash across the screen;2 lit [vague] to break (sur on);3 ( envahir) déferler sur [réfugiés, soldats] to pour into [ville, pays]; déferler dans [réfugiés, manifestants, touristes] to pour through [rues].[defɛrle] verbe intransitif1. [vague] to break2. [se répandre] to rush into3. [fuser - émotion, applaudissements] to erupt————————[defɛrle] verbe transitif
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