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1 débattre
débattre [debatʀ]➭ TABLE 411. transitive verb• à vendre 1 000 € à débattre (petite annonce) for sale: 1,000 euros or nearest offer► débattre de or sur to discuss2. reflexive verb* * *debatʀ
1.
verbe transitif ( négocier) to negotiate
2.
débattre de or sur verbe transitif indirect ( discuter) to discuss; (au Parlement, à la télévision) to debate
3.
se débattre verbe pronominal1) lit [animal] to struggle; [personne] to put up a struggle* * *debatʀ1. vtto discuss, to debate2. vidébattre de [prix, choix] — to discuss
* * *débattre verb table: battreA vtr1 ( discuter) to discuss [question];C se débattre vpr1 lit [animal] to struggle; [personne] to put up a struggle; se débattre contre to struggle with;2 fig to struggle (dans with; contre against).[debatr] verbe transitif————————débattre de verbe plus préposition,débattre sur verbe plus préposition————————se débattre verbe pronominal intransitif1. [s'agiter - victime] to struggle ; [ - poisson] to thrash about2. [lutter]————————à débattre locution adjectivale‘prix à débattre’ open to offers, negotiable‘30 euros à débattre’ ‘30 euros or nearest offer’
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