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aspect [aspε]masculine nouna. ( = allure) [de personne, objet, paysage] appearanceb. [de question] aspectc. [de verbe] aspect* * *aspɛnom masculin1) ( perspective) side2) ( facettes) aspect3) ( apparence) appearance4) Linguistique aspect* * *aspɛ nm1) (visuel) appearance, look2) fig, [problème, question] aspect, sideexaminer qch sous tous ses aspects; considérer qch sous tous ses aspects — to consider sth from every angle
3) LINGUISTIQUE aspect* * *aspect nm1 ( perspective) side; voir qch sous son aspect positif to see the good side of sth; je ne connaissais pas Paul sous cet aspect I didn't know that side of Paul; examiner la question sous tous ses aspects to examine the question from every angle; je n'avais pas vu la situation sous cet aspect I hadn't seen the situation in that light; prendre un aspect inquiétant/bizarre to take an alarming/a strange turn;2 ( facettes) aspect; cet aspect du problème that aspect of the problem; par bien des aspects in many respects;3 ( apparence) appearance; leur aspect physique their physical appearance; changer d'aspect to change in appearance; reprendre son aspect normal to look normal again; d'aspect redoutable formidable-looking; une femme d'aspect engageant a pleasant-looking woman; avoir l'aspect du cuir/bois to look like leather/wood; garder l'aspect du neuf to stay looking new;[aspɛ] nom masculindonner l'aspect de quelque chose à quelqu'un to give somebody the appearance of something, to make somebody look like somethinga. [ressembler à quelque chose] to take on the appearance of somethingb. [se métamorphoser en quelque chose] to turn into somethingoffrir ou présenter l'aspect de quelque chose to look like ou to resemble somethingenvisager ou examiner une question sous tous ses aspects to consider a question from all anglesvu sous cet aspect seen from this angle ou point of view————————à l'aspect de locution prépositionnelle
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