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121 accommodant
accommodant, e [akɔmɔdɑ̃, ɑ̃t]adjective* * *accommodante akɔmɔdɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif [personne] accommodating* * *akɔmɔdɑ̃, ɑ̃t adj accommodant, -eaccommodating, easy-going* * *( féminin accommodante) [akɔmɔdɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectif -
122 accompli
accompli, e [akɔ̃pli]( = parfait, expérimenté) accomplished* * *akɔ̃pli adj accompli, -e(= chevronné) accomplished* * *A pp ⇒ accomplir.B pp adj ( parfait) [personne] accomplished; ( achevé) fulfilled, accomplished; mission accomplie! mission accomplished!1. [parfait] accomplished2. [révolu]elle a vingt ans accomplis she's turned ou over 20 -
123 accoutumé
accoutumé, e [akutyme]* * *
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accoutumée akutyme adjectif ( habituel) customary
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comme à l'accoutumée locution adverbiale as usual* * *akutyme adj accoutumé, -e1)accoutumé à — accustomed to, used to
2) (= habituel) customary, usualcomme à l'accoutumée — as is customary, as is usual
* * *A adj liter ( habituel) customary, usual; avec leur politesse accoutumée with their customary politeness.B comme à l'accoutumée loc adv as usual.( féminin accoutumée) [akutyme] adjectif————————comme à l'accoutumée locution adverbiale -
124 accro
( = accroché)1. adjective2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *akʀo *1. adj inv(= accroché)2. nmf* * *A adj hooked○; il est complètement accro he's completely hooked; être accro à qch/qn to be hooked on sth/sb.B nmf addict; les accros de la moto/du petit écran motorcycling/TV addicts.[akro] (familier) adjectifa. [drogue] to be hooked on somethingb. (figuré) to be hooked on ou really into something————————[akro] (familier) nom masculin et féminin -
125 accrocheur
accrocheur, -euse [akʀɔ∫œʀ, øz]adjective[titre] eye-catching ; [slogan] catchy* * ** * *akʀɔʃœʀ, øz adj (-euse)1) (vendeur, concurrent) tenacious2) (publicité) eye-catching, (titre) catchy, eye-catching* * *accrocheur, - euse adj1 ( opiniâtre) [démarcheur, vendeur] persistent;( féminin accrocheuse) [akrɔʃɶr, øz] (familier) adjectif1. [tenace - vendeur] pushy———————— -
126 accueillant
accueillant, e [akœjɑ̃, ɑ̃t]adjective* * *accueillante akœjɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif1) [personne] hospitable ou welcoming ( à l'égard de to)2) [maison] homely GB, homey US; [ville, campagne] friendly, welcoming; [appartement, chambre] inviting* * *akœjɑ̃, ɑ̃t adj accueillant, -e(personne) welcoming, friendly, (pays, région, quartier) welcomingSes parents ont été très accueillants. — Her parents were very welcoming.
* * *accueillant, accueillante adj1 [personne] hospitable ou welcoming (à l'égard de to);2 [maison] homely GB, homey US; [ville, campagne] friendly, welcoming; [appartement, chambre] inviting.( féminin accueillante) [akɶjɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectif[maison] hospitablea. [endroit] inhospitableb. [personne] unwelcoming, cold -
127 accusateur
accusateur, -trice [akyzatœʀ, tʀis]adjective[doigt] accusing ; [documents] incriminating* * *
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- trice akyzatœʀ, tʀis adjectif [silence, doigt] accusing (épith); [présence, discours] accusatory
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nom masculin, féminin accuseraccusateur public — Histoire public prosecutor
* * *akyzatœʀ, tʀis (-trice)1. nm/f2. adj(doigt, regard) accusing* * *accusateur, - triceA adj1 [silence, mot, doigt, ton] accusing ( épith);2 [inscription, présence, discours] accusatory.B nm,f accuser.accusateur public Hist public prosecutor.( féminin accusatrice) [akyzatɶr, tris] adjectif[silence, regard] accusing[bilan] incriminating————————, accusatrice [akyzatɶr, tris] nom masculin, nom féminin[dénonciateur] accuseraccusateur nom masculin -
128 accusé
accusé, e [akyze]1. adjective( = marqué) marked2. masculine noun, feminine noun3. compounds* * *
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nom masculin, féminin defendantPhrasal Verbs:* * *akyze nm/f accusé, -eaccused, defendantaccusé, levez-vous — the defendant will rise
* * *A pp ⇒ accuser.C nm,f Jur defendant; les accusés the accused; faites entrer l'accusé call the defendant; ‘accusé levez-vous’ ‘will the defendant please rise’., accusée [akyze] nom masculin, nom fémininaccusé, levez-vous! the accused will stand!————————accusé de réception nom masculin
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