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own [əʊn]1. adjective• all my own work! je l'ai fait moi-même !• "own garden" « jardin privatif »• he scored an own goal (British) il a marqué un but contre son camp ; (figurative) ça s'est retourné contre lui2. pronoun• organic farming is now coming into its own l'agriculture biologique commence à prendre de l'importance• did you do it all on your own? est-ce que vous l'avez fait tout seul ?• who owns this house? à qui appartient cette maison ?4. compounds• their own-brand or own-label peas leur propre marque de petits pois• come on, own up! allons, avoue !* * *[əʊn] 1.adjective propreher own car/house/business — sa propre voiture/maison/affaire
2.the house has its own garage/garden — c'est une maison avec garage/jardin (privatif)
my own — le mien, la mienne
3.his/her own — le sien, la sienne
transitive verb1) ( possess) avoir [car, house, dog]2) ( admit) reconnaître, avouer4.Phrasal Verbs:- own up••each to his own — chacun son goût (colloq)
to get one's own back — se venger ( on somebody de quelqu'un)
См. также в других словарях:
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