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1 conclure
conclure [kɔ̃klyʀ]➭ TABLE 35 transitive verba. ( = signer) [+ affaire, accord] to conclude• marché conclu ! it's a deal!b. ( = terminer) [+ débat, discours, texte] to concludec. ( = déduire) to conclude• j'en conclus que... I therefore conclude that...* * *kɔ̃klyʀ
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2) ( régler) to conclude [accord]conclure un marché — to close ou clinch ou strike a deal
‘marché conclu!’ — ‘it's a deal!’
3) ( mettre fin à) [personne] to conclude [discours] ( par with)4) ( être la fin de) [concert, match] to bring [something] to a close [festival, journée]
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conclure à verbe transitif indirect ( décider)conclure à la culpabilité de quelqu'un — to conclude that somebody is guilty; [jury] to return a verdict of guilty
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verbe intransitif Droitconclure en faveur de/contre quelqu'un — [témoignage] to go in favour [BrE] of/against somebody; [juge, jury] to find in favour [BrE] of/against somebody
* * *kɔ̃klyʀ1. vt1) (= terminer) to conclude2) (= signer) [accord, pacte] to enter into3) (= déduire)en conclure que...; J'en conclus que... — I take it that...
Il n'est pas venu - nous en avons conclu qu'il ne s'intéressait plus à cette affaire. — He didn't come - so we took it that he wasn't interested in the matter any more.
2. vi1) (= terminer) to concludePour conclure, je dirai que... — To conclude, I will say that...
conclure sur; Il a conclu sur une citation de Victor Hugo. — He concluded with a citation from Victor Hugo.
Elle a voulu conclure sur une note optimiste. — She wanted to conclude on an optimistic note.
2) DROITconclure au suicide — to come to the conclusion that it was suicide, to pronounce that it is a case of suicide DROIT
* * *conclure verb table: conclureA vtr1 ( déduire) to conclude (que that), to draw the conclusion (que that); ( parvenir à une opinion) to draw a conclusion (de from); que concluez-vous de ces chiffres? what conclusion do you draw from these figures?; il ne faut pas se hâter d'en conclure que we mustn't jump to the conclusion that; oui, mais de là à conclure qu'il est coupable… yes, but to decide from that that he is guilty…;2 ( régler) to conclude [accord, transaction]; conclure un marché to close ou clinch ou strike a deal; ‘marché conclu!’ ‘it's a deal!’;3 ( mettre fin à) [personne] to conclude [discours, séance] (par with); to finish off [soirée, match] (par with); ‘voilà,’ dit-il pour conclure ‘that's all,’ he concluded; avant de conclure j'aimerais ajouter que before concluding I would just like to add that;4 ( être la fin de) [concert, match] to bring [sth] to a close [festival, journée]; [phrase] to bring [sth] to a close ou an end [discours, chapitre]; to conclude [lettre]; [but] to end [match].B conclure à vtr ind ( décider) conclure à la nécessité/folie de qch to conclude that sth is necessary/crazy; conclure à la culpabilité de qn to conclude that sb is guilty; [jury] to return a verdict of guilty; conclure au meurtre to conclude that it was murder; [jury] to return a verdict of murder; conclure à l'acquittement Jur to decide on an acquittal.C vi1 Jur conclure en faveur de/contre qn [témoignage] to go in favourGB of/against sb; [juge, jury] to find in favourGB of/against sb;2 Sport [joueur de tennis] to end the match.D se conclure vpr1 ( s'achever) [soirée, festival, discours] to end (par with);2 ( se régler) [accord, transaction] to be concluded; [marché] to be clinched ou struck.[kɔ̃klyr] verbe transitif1. [terminer - discussion, travail] to end, to conclude, to bring to a close ou conclusion ; [ - repas] to finish ou to round off (separable)conclure par to end ou to conclude withmaintenant, vous devez conclure now you must come to a conclusion2. [déduire] to conclude3. [accord] to conclude[traité] to sign[cessez-le-feu] to agree to (inseparable)————————[kɔ̃klyr] verbe intransitifles témoignages concluent contre lui/en sa faveur the evidence goes against him/in his favour————————conclure à verbe plus préposition————————pour conclure locution adverbiale -
2 convaincre
convaincre [kɔ̃vɛ̃kʀ]➭ TABLE 42 transitive verba. [+ personne sceptique] to convince ( de qch of sth ) ; [+ personne hésitante] to persuade ( de faire qch to do sth)• se laisser convaincre to let o.s. be persuadedb. [+ coupable] il a été convaincu de meurtre/de trahison he was convicted of murder/treason* * *kɔ̃vɛ̃kʀ
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1) to convince [incrédule] (de of; que that); to persuade [indécis] ( de faire to do)se laisser convaincre — to let oneself be persuaded; ( à tort) to allow oneself to be persuaded
2) Droit to prove [somebody] guilty (de of)
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se convaincre verbe pronominal to convince oneself (de of)* * *kɔ̃vɛ̃kʀ vt1) (= persuader) to convinceIl a essayé de me convaincre de rester. — He tried to persuade me to stay.
2) DROITconvaincre qn de [délit] — to convict sb of
* * *convaincre verb table: vaincreA vtr1 to convince [incrédule] (de of; que that); to persuade [indécis] (de faire to do); on a fini par le convaincre de rester we managed to persuade him to stay ou talk him○ into staying; je ne suis pas convaincu I remain to be convinced; se laisser convaincre to let oneself be persuaded; ( à tort) to allow oneself to be persuaded; crois-tu qu'il se laisserait convaincre? do you think that he is open to persuasion?;2 Jur to prove [sb] guilty (de of).B se convaincre vpr to convince oneself (de of).[kɔ̃vɛ̃kr] verbe transitifconvaincre quelqu'un de faire quelque chose to persuade somebody to do something, to talk somebody into doing something2. [prouver coupable]convaincre quelqu'un de vol to convict somebody of theft, to find somebody guilty of theft————————se convaincre verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi) -
3 juger
juger [ʒyʒe]➭ TABLE 3 transitive verba. to judge ; [+ accusé] to tryb. ( = estimer) juger qch/qn ridicule to consider sth/sb ridiculousc. (locutions)* * *ʒyʒe
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1) ( former une opinion sur) to judge2) ( considérer) to consider3) Droit ( examiner) to try [affaire, personne]; ( décider) to judge [affaire]; to arbitrate in [différend, litige]l'affaire sera jugée demain — the case will be heard ou tried tomorrow
4) ( pour un concours) to judge [candidats, films]
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juger de verbe transitif indirect1) ( évaluer)à en juger par tes réponses — judging by ou from your answers
2) ( imaginer)
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se juger verbe pronominal1) ( se considérer) to consider oneself2) Droit [affaire] to be heard* * *ʒyʒe1. vt1) DROIT, [affaire, accusé] to try2) (exprimer un jugement sur) [comportement, personne] to judge3) (= considérer)juger que — to think that, to consider that
2. vià en juger par... — judging by...
3. nm* * *juger verb table: mangerB vtr1 ( former une opinion sur) to judge; juger qn sur les apparences or la mine to judge sb by his/her appearance; juger sur les apparences to judge by appearances; jugez-le d'après ses actes judge him by what he does; je jugerai par moi-même I'll judge for myself; à toi de juger s'il faut accepter ou pas it's up to you to judge whether to accept or not; ce n'est pas à moi de juger I don't think it's any of my business; l'histoire jugera history will judge;2 ( considérer) to consider; juger qn intelligent to consider sb intelligent; juger qch dangereux/difficile to consider sth dangerous/difficult; juger que qch est dangereux to consider sth dangerous ou that sth is dangerous; juger dangereux que qn fasse to consider it dangerous for sb to do; juger bon/nécessaire de faire to consider it a good idea/necessary to do; un film jugé médiocre a film considered (to be) mediocre; ne le juge pas mal don't think badly of him; je t'avais mal jugé I misjudged you;3 Jur ( examiner) to try [affaire, personne]; ( décider) to judge [affaire]; to arbitrate in [différend, litige]; l'affaire sera jugée demain the case will be heard ou tried tomorrow; l'affaire est jugée Jur the case is closed; le tribunal jugera the court will decide; juger en droit/fait to make a judgment based on the statutes/facts;4 ( pour un concours) to judge [candidats, films].C juger de vtr ind1 ( évaluer) juger de to assess [niveau, valeur, capacité]; j'en jugerai par moi-même I'll judge for myself; pour autant qu'on puisse en juger as far as one can judge; à en juger par tes réponses judging by ou from your answers;2 ( imaginer) jugez de ma colère imagine my anger.D se juger vpr1 ( se considérer) to consider oneself;2 Jur [affaire] to be heard.[ʒyʒe] verbe transitifêtre jugé pour vol to be tried ou to stand trial for theftelle a été jugée coupable/non coupable she was found guilty/not guiltyl'histoire/la postérité jugera history/posterity will judgeà toi de juger (si/quand...) it's up to you to decide ou to judge (whether/when...)3. [se faire une opinion de] to judgejuger quelque chose/quelqu'un à sa juste valeur to form a correct opinion of something/somebodymoi, je ne juge pas I'm not in a position to judge, I'm not making any judgmentil ne faut pas juger sur ou d'après les apparences don't judge from ou go by appearances4. [considérer]juger quelqu'un capable/incompétent to consider somebody capable/incompetentjugé bon pour le service declared fit to join ou fit for the armyjuger quelqu'un bien/mal to have a good/poor opinion of somebodyvous me jugez mal [à tort] you're misjudging meagissez comme vous jugerez bon do as you think fit ou appropriate————————juger de verbe plus prépositionsi j'en juge par ce que j'ai lu judging from ou by what I've read, if what I've read is anything to go byjugez-en vous-même judge ou see for yourselfjugez de mon indignation imagine my indignation, imagine how indignant I felt————————se juger verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)————————se juger verbe pronominal (emploi passif)1. DROIT2. [se mesurer] to be judged3. [se considérer]les commerçants se jugent lésés shopkeepers consider ou think themselves hard done by -
4 Barbie, Klaus
(1913-1991)Known during the Second World War as the "Butcher of Lyons", Klaus Barbie was a notorious SS officer. As head of the Gestapo in Lyons, he oversaw the torture, death and deportation of Jews and French Resistance fighters betwen 1942 and 1944. Most notably, he was responsible for the torture and possible murder of Resistance leader Jean Moulin, and for the deportation to Auschwitz of 44 children from an orphanage at Izieu, a small town to the east of Lyon. After the war, he fled to Latin America, eventually ending up in Bolivia. In 1983 he was finally exradited to France, where he was put on trial in Lyon for crimes against humanity. Though he pleaded innocent, Barbie was found guilty, and sentenced to life imprisonment. He died in jail in 1991.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Barbie, Klaus
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