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1 heurter
heurter [ˈœʀte]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = cogner) [+ objet] to hit ; [+ personne] to collide with ; [+ voiture] to bump into ; ( = bousculer) to jostleb. ( = choquer) [+ personne, préjugés] to offend ; [+ bon goût, bon sens] to go against ; [+ amour-propre] to injure ; [+ opinions] to clash with2. reflexive verba. ( = s'entrechoquer) to collideb. ( = s'opposer) [personnes, opinions] to clashc. ( = rencontrer) se heurter à un problème to come up against a problem* * *’œʀte
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1) ( cogner contre) [objet] to hit; [personne] to collide with [passant, véhicule]; to bump into [objet, personne à l'arrêt]2) ( cogner)heurter quelque chose avec or contre quelque chose — to knock something against something
3) ( offenser) to offend [personne, morale]; to go against [convenances]; to hurt [sentiment]heurter l'opinion publique — [action] to run counter to public opinion; [personne] to conflict with public opinion
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verbe intransitif
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se heurter verbe pronominal1) ( se cogner) [véhicules, personnes] to collide; [tasses] to knock against each otherse heurter contre or à quelqu'un/quelque chose — to bump into somebody/something
2) ( rencontrer)se heurter à — to come up against [préjugé, refus]
3) ( s'affronter) to clash (à with)* * *'œʀte vt1) [mur] to hit, [personne] to collide with2) (= offenser, blesser) to upset3)* * *heurter verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( cogner contre) [objet] to hit, strike; [personne] to collide with [personne, véhicule]; to bump into [objet, personne à l'arrêt]; la voiture a heurté un piéton the car hit ou struck a pedestrian; la bicyclette a heurté le bord du trottoir the bicycle hit the kerb GB ou curb US; sa tête heurta le mur his head hit ou struck the wall; heurter qn avec qch to knock sb with sth; heurter qch avec qch to knock against sth with sth; il a heurté la table avec sa valise he knocked against the table with his suitcase;2 ( cogner) heurter qch avec or contre qch to knock sth against sth;3 ( offenser) to offend [personne, nation, bonne conscience]; to go against [convenances]; to hurt [sentiment]; heurter l'opinion publique [action] to run counter to public opinion; [personne] to conflict with public opinion; heurter qn de front to clash with sb head-on.C se heurter vpr1 ( se cogner) [véhicules, personnes] to collide; [verres, tasses] to bang ou knock against each other; les idées se heurtaient dans sa tête ideas were jostling ou whirling about in his head; se heurter contre or à qn/qch to bump into sb/sth;2 ( rencontrer) se heurter à to come up against [préjugé, crainte, problème]; se heurter à un refus to come up against a refusal;3 ( s'affronter) [idées, couleurs] to clash ou conflict (à with); [personne] to clash (à with).[ʼɶrte] verbe transitifen descendant du train, je l'ai heurté avec mon sac I caught him with my bag ou I bumped into him with my bag as I got off the train————————heurter à verbe plus préposition(littéraire) [porte] to knock at————————heurter contre verbe plus préposition————————se heurter verbe pronominal (emploi réciproque)2. [être en désaccord] to clash (with each other)nous nous sommes heurtés à la dernière réunion we crossed swords ou clashed at the last meeting————————se heurter à verbe pronominal plus préposition[rencontrer] to come up against
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