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1 presume
presume [prɪˈzju:m]a. ( = suppose) présumerb. ( = take liberty) to presume to do sth se permettre de faire qch* * *[prɪ'zjuːm], US [-'zuːm] 1.transitive verb1) ( suppose) supposer, présumer‘does he know?’ - ‘I presume so’ — ‘le sait-il?’ - ‘probablement’
2) ( presuppose) présupposer3) ( dare)2.to presume upon — abuser de [person, kindness]
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2 presume
presume, US [transcription][-"zu ;m"]A vtr1 ( suppose) supposer, présumer (that que) ; I presume (that) he's honest je suppose qu'il est honnête ; I presumed him to be honest je le croyais honnête ; to be presumed to be être présumé être ; I presume it was him je suppose que c'était lui ; ‘does he know?’-‘I presume so/I presume not’ ‘le sait-il?’-‘probablement/probablement pas’ ; you'll come, I presume? tu viendras, je suppose? ; presumed dead/innocent/guilty présumé mort/innocent/coupable ;2 ( presuppose) présupposer (that que) ;3 ( dare) to presume to do se permettre de faire.B vi to presume upon abuser de [person, kindness] ; I hope I'm not presuming j'espère que je ne m'avance pas trop. -
3 supposed
supposed [sə'pəʊzd]∎ the supposed author of this poem l'auteur présumé de ce poème;∎ pejorative all these supposed experts tous ces prétendus experts∎ to be supposed to do sth être censé faire qch;∎ there is supposed to be a well in the garden on dit qu'il y a un puits dans le jardin;∎ she was supposed to be at work elle était censée être à son travail;∎ what's that switch supposed to do? à quoi sert cet interrupteur?;∎ how am I supposed to know? comment est-ce que je saurais ou suis censé savoir, moi?;∎ I'm not supposed to know je ne suis pas censé savoir;∎ you're not supposed to do that! tu ne devrais pas faire ça!;∎ the computer's not supposed to make a noise like that l'ordinateur ne devrait pas faire un tel bruit;∎ how am I supposed to work in conditions like these! comment veut-on que je travaille dans de telles conditions!;∎ what's that supposed to mean? qu'est-ce que tu veux dire par là?;∎ we're not supposed to use dictionaries nous n'avons pas le droit de nous servir de dictionnaires;∎ this restaurant is supposed to be very good il paraît que ce restaurant est excellent;∎ you're supposed to be my friend! je te croyais mon ami!
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