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1 décliner
décliner [dekline]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ offre, invitation, honneur] to decline• la direction décline toute responsabilité en cas de perte ou de vol the management accepts no responsibility for loss or theft of articlesb. [+ mot] to declined. [+ produit] to offer in a variety of forms2. intransitive verba. ( = s'affaiblir) to decline ; [malade, santé, vue] to deteriorate ; [forces, beauté, sentiment, prestige, popularité] to wane ; [ventes, marché, secteur] to be on the declineb. [jour] to draw to a close ; [soleil] to be setting* * *dekline
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1) ( refuser) to decline [invitation]; to turn down [offre]2) Linguistique to decline3) ( dire)
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verbe intransitif [lumière] to fade; [vue, santé] to deteriorate; [talent] to fade; [enthousiasme] to wane; [soleil] to go down
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se décliner verbe pronominal Linguistique to decline* * *dekline1. vi[jour] to fade, [santé] to deteriorate2. vt1) [invitation] to decline, [responsabilité] to refuse to acceptLa direction décline toute responsabilité en cas de perte ou de vol. — The management accepts no responsibility in case of loss or theft.
2) (moduler, transformer) to adapt3) [nom, adresse] to state4) LINGUISTIQUE to decline* * *décliner verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( refuser) to decline [invitation]; to turn down [suggestion, offre]; décliner toute responsabilité to disclaim all responsibility; décliner la compétence d'un tribunal to refuse to recognize the jurisdiction of a court;2 Ling to decline;3 fig modèle décliné en trois coloris item available in three colours;4 ( dire) to state, to give [nom, adresse]; refuser de décliner son identité to refuse to give one's name.B vi1 ( faiblir) [lumière] to fade; [vue] to deteriorate; [gloire, succès, santé] to decline; [talent] to fade; [enthousiasme] to wane; [malade] to deteriorate, to grow weaker; la construction ne cesse de décliner depuis… the building industry has been in constant decline since…;C se décliner vpr1 Ling to decline;2 fig ce modèle peut se décliner there are several versions available.[dekline] verbe transitif————————[dekline] verbe intransitif[soleil] to set[vieillard] to decline[santé, vue] to deteriorate[jour] to draw to a close————————se décliner verbe pronominal intransitif -
2 renier
renier [ʀənje]➭ TABLE 71. transitive verb[+ foi, opinion] to renounce ; [+ personne, œuvre, patrie, cause, parti] to disown ; [+ promesse, engagement] to go back on2. reflexive verb► se renier to go back on what one has said or done* * *ʀənje
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verbe transitif to renounce [religion, opinion]; to disown [enfant, œuvre]; to disclaim [obligation]
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se renier verbe pronominal ( désavouer ses opinions) to go back on one's opinions; ( désavouer le passé) to go back on everything one has stood for* * *ʀənje vt1) [parents] to disown, to repudiate2) [engagements] to go back on3) [foi, idéaux] to betray* * *renier verb table: plierA vtr to renounce [religion, opinion, cause]; to disown [ami, enfant, signature, œuvre]; to disclaim [obligation].B se renier vpr ( désavouer ses opinions) to go back on one's opinions; ( désavouer le passé) to go back on everything one has stood for.[rənje] verbe transitif[promesse] to break[religion] to renounce————————se renier verbe pronominal intransitif -
3 dénier
denier [dənje]masculine noun• les deniers publics or de l'État public monies* * *dənje
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nom masculin2) ( de collants) denier
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deniers nom masculin pluriel moneydeniers publics or de l'État — public funds
Phrasal Verbs:* * *dənje nm1) (= monnaie) formerly, a coin of small value2) [bas] denier* * *A nmB deniers nmpl money; payer de ses deniers to pay with one's own money; deniers publics or de l'État public funds.denier du culte Relig funds collected annually for a parish; denier de saint Pierre Relig Peter's pence.[denje] verbe transitifdénier quelque chose à quelqu'un to deny ou to refuse somebody something -
4 désavouer
désavouer [dezavwe]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *dezavwe1) ( ne pas reconnaître comme sien) to deny [acte, propos]2) ( rejeter) to disown [personne, candidat]3) Droit to disown [enfant]* * *dezavwe vt1) [œuvre] to disown2) [opinion, paroles, décision] to reject3) [personne] to disownLe Président ne veut pas désavouer son ministre. — The President does not want to disown his minister.
4) DROIT, [enfant] to deny paternity of* * *désavouer verb table: aimer vtr1 ( ne pas reconnaître comme sien) to deny [acte, propos]; il a désavoué les propos qu'il avait tenus he denied his previous comments;2 ( rejeter) to disown [personne, candidat]; elle a désavoué la conduite/les propos de son ami she disowned her friend's behaviourGB/comments;3 Jur to disown [enfant]; désavouer la paternité d'un enfant to deny that one is the father of a child.[dezavwe] verbe transitifdésavouer sa promesse to go back on one's word, to break one's promise2. [refuser de reconnaître - représentant, candidat] to challenge the authority ou legitimacy ofelle avait un si bon accent qu'un autochtone ne l'aurait pas désavouée her accent was so good that she could have passed for a native————————se désavouer verbe pronominal intransitif
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