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1 prouver
prouver [pʀuve]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb• il est prouvé que... it has been proved that...• cela prouve que... it proves that...• il a voulu se prouver (à lui-même) qu'il en était capable he wanted to prove to himself that he was capable of it* * *pʀuve
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1) ( établir la réalité de) to proveil faudrait qu'il accepte, et ça n'est pas prouvé — (colloq) he has to accept and there's no guarantee that he will
2) ( indiquer) to show3) ( exprimer) to demonstrate [sentiment]
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se prouver verbe pronominal1) ( à soi-même) to prove to oneself2) ( être démontré)3) ( l'un l'autre)••* * *pʀuve vtprouver par A+B que; prouver par A plus B que — to prove logically that
* * *prouver verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( établir la réalité de) to prove; ton hypothèse reste à prouver your hypothesis is yet to be proved; il faudrait qu'il accepte, et ça n'est pas prouvé○ he has to accept and there's no guarantee that he will; prouver par l'absurde to prove by reductio ad absurdum; prouver à qn que to prove to sb that; prouver qch à qn to prove sth to sb;2 ( indiquer) to show; tout prouve qu'il est sincère everything shows that he's sincere;3 ( exprimer) to demonstrate [sentiment].B se prouver vpr1 ( à soi-même) elle cherche à se prouver qu'elle a raison she's trying to prove to herself that she's right;2 ( être démontré) un axiome ne se prouve pas an axiom cannot be proved;3 ( l'un l'autre) ils se sont prouvé qu'ils s'aimaient they demonstrated their love for one another.n'avoir plus rien à prouver to have proved oneself.[pruve] verbe transitif1. [faire la preuve de] to proveil n'est pas prouvé que... there's no proof that...les faits ont prouvé qu'elle était bel et bien absente the facts proved her to have indeed been absentprouve-moi le contraire! give me proof of ou to the contrary!il m'a prouvé par A + B que j'avais tort he demonstrated that I was wrong in a very logical way2. [mettre en évidence] to show3. [témoigner] to demonstrateprouver à quelqu'un son amitié/sa reconnaissance to demonstrate one's friendship/gratitude to somebody, to give somebody proof of one's friendship/gratitude————————se prouver verbe pronominal transitif
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