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1 gré
gré [gʀe]masculine noun* * *gʀenom masculin1) ( convenance)être au gré de quelqu'un — [qualité, objet] to be to somebody's liking
de mon/ton plein gré — of my/your own free will
2) ( gratitude) fml3) ( hasard)* * *abr nf garantie contre les risques à l'exportationservice provided by ECGD* * *gré nm1 ( convenance) être au gré de qn [qualité, objet] to be to sb's liking; si la chambre n'est pas à votre gré if the room isn't to your liking; trop fort/violent à mon gré too strong/violent for my liking; vous pouvez modifier le décor à votre gré you can modify the decoration as you wish; contre le gré de qn against sb's will; nous sommes retenus contre notre gré we're being held against our will; de plein gré willingly; de mon/ton etc plein gré of my/your etc own free will; de bon gré gladly; de mauvais gré reluctantly; bon gré mal gré willy-nilly; de gré ou de force one way or another; de gré à gré [transaction, vendre] by mutual agreement;2 fml ( gratitude) savoir gré à qn de qch to be grateful to sb for sth; je lui sais gré de ce qu'il a fait I'm grateful to him for what he's done;3 ( hasard) j'ai flâné au gré de mon humeur I strolled where the mood took me; au gré des circonstances as circumstances dictate.[gre] nom masculin1. [goût, convenance]prenez n'importe quelle chaise, à votre gré sit down wherever you wish ou please2. [volonté, accord]je suis venue de mon plein ou propre gré I came of my own free willil la suivit de bon gré he followed her willingly ou of his own accord3. (soutenu) [gratitude]on vous saura mauvais gré d'avoir dit la vérité you'll get little reward ou people won't thank you for having spoken the truth————————au gré de locution prépositionnelleballotté au gré des événements tossed about ou buffeted by eventsde gré à gré locution adverbiale -
2 voguer
voguer [vɔge]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb[embarcation] to sail* * *vɔgeverbe intransitif liter1) ( naviguer) [navire] to sail2) fig [esprit, pensées] to wander••* * *vɔɡe vi* * *1 [navire] ( naviguer) to sail (vers toward, towards GB);2 fig [esprit, pensées] to wander; insouciant de tout, il voguait au gré des événements oblivious to everything, he drifted with the flow of events.et vogue la galère! come what may![vɔge] verbe intransitifa. [navire] to sail towardsb. [personne] to sail for2. (littéraire) [nuage, image] to drift ou to be floating by
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