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1 abuse
∎ such positions are open to abuse de telles situations incitent aux abus;∎ Law abuse of authority abus m d'autorité ou de pouvoir;∎ Parliament abuse of privilege abus m de droit∎ to heap or shower abuse on sb accabler qn d'injures(c) (UNCOUNT) (cruel treatment) mauvais traitements mpl(d) (unjust practice) abus m(a) (authority, position, someone's trust, patience) abuser de;∎ a much abused word un mot employé abusivement∎ to abuse oneself se masturber -
2 abuse
a. ( = misuse) [+ privilege] abuser deb. [+ person] ( = insult) insulter ; ( = ill-treat) maltraiter ; [+ child, woman, prisoner] faire subir des mauvais traitements à ; (sexually) faire subir des sévices sexuels à2. nouna. [of power, authority] abus mb. ( = insults) insultes fpl ; ( = ill-treatment) mauvais traitements mpl (of à ) ; [of child, woman, prisoner] maltraitance f ; (sexual) abus m sexuel━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✦ Lorsque abuse est un verbe, le se final se prononce z: əˈbju:z ; lorsque c'est un nom, il se prononce s: əˈbju:s.* * *1. [ə'bjuːs]1) ( maltreatment) mauvais traitement m; ( sexual) sévices mpl (sexuels)2) ( misuse) abus mdrug abuse — usage m des stupéfiants
3) ( insults) injures fpl2. [ə'bjuːz]transitive verb2) ( misuse) abuser de [position, power]3) ( insult) injurier
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