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1 affirmer
affirmer [afiʀme]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. ( = proclamer) to assertb. ( = manifester) to assert• talent/personnalité qui s'affirme talent/personality which is asserting itself• il s'affirme comme l'un de nos meilleurs romanciers he is establishing himself as one of our best novelists* * *afiʀme
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1) ( soutenir) to maintain [vérité, contraire]‘je n'ai pas l'intention de démissionner’, affirma-t-il — ‘I have no intention of resigning,’ he declared
affirmer que — to maintain ou claim (that)
2) ( prouver) to assert [talent, personnalité, autorité]3) ( proclamer) to declare, to affirm [volonté, désir] (à to)
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s'affirmer verbe pronominal [progrès, tendance] to become apparent; [personnalité, style] to assert itselfs'affirmer comme — to establish oneself/itself etc as
* * *afiʀme vt1) (= prétendre) to maintain, to claimaffirmer que — to maintain that, to claim that
Il a affirmé que c'était la vérité. — He claimed it was the truth.
2) [autorité, volonté, personnalité] to assert* * *affirmer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( soutenir) to maintain [fait, vérité, contraire]; ‘je n'ai pas l'intention de démissionner’, affirma-t-il ‘I have no intention of resigning,’ he declared; affirmer faire/avoir fait to claim to do/to have done; affirmer que to maintain ou claim (that); pouvez-vous l'affirmer? can you be sure about it?; la police ne peut encore rien affirmer the police are not yet able to make any positive statement; je vous l'affirme I can assure you (of it);2 ( prouver) to assert [talent, personnalité, autorité, originalité, indépendance];3 ( proclamer) to declare, to affirm [volonté, désir] (à to).B s'affirmer vpr [progrès, tendance] to become apparent; [majorité] to be established; [personnalité, style] to assert itself; s'affirmer comme [personne] to establish oneself as; s'affirmer comme une force nouvelle to establish itself as a new force; le festival s'affirme comme un événement majeur the festival is becoming established as a major event.[afirme] verbe transitifrien ne permet encore d' affirmer qu'il s'agit d'un acte terroriste there is no firm evidence as yet that terrorists were involvedle Premier ministre a affirmé son désir d'en finir avec le terrorisme the Prime Minister stated his desire to put an end to terrorismla semaine dernière, affirma-t-il last week, he said2. [exprimer - volonté, indépendance] to assert————————s'affirmer verbe pronominal intransitif[personne] to assert oneself[qualité, désir, volonté] to assert ou to express itself
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