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proprement [pʀɔpʀəmɑ̃]adverb• mange proprement ! don't make such a mess!* * *pʀɔpʀəmɑ̃1) ( au sens strict) purelyproprement dit — ( sans considérations annexes) as such (après n); ( au sens restreint) in the strict sense of the word (après n)
2) ( absolument) absolutely3) ( véritablement) really4) ( littéralement) literally5) ( spécifiquement) specifically6) ( comme il faut)le professeur l'a proprement remis à sa place — he was well and truly put in his place by the teacher
7) ( avec soin) neatly8) ( honnêtement) [gagner sa vie] honestly; [agir] decently* * *pʀɔpʀəmɑ̃ adv1) (avec propreté) [manger] properly2) (avec soin) [écrire, travailler] neatly3)le village proprement dit — the actual village, the village itself
* * *proprement adv1 ( au sens strict) purely; les institutions proprement financières purely financial institutions; à proprement parler strictly speaking; proprement dit ( sans considérations annexes) as such ( après n); ( au sens restreint) in the strict sense of the word ( après n); quant au procès/au village proprement dit as for the trial/the village itself ou proper; la psychiatrie/physique proprement dite psychiatry/physics proper;2 ( absolument) [honteux, insupportable, scandaleux] absolutely;3 ( véritablement) really; c'est proprement de la bassesse that's really low; il s'est proprement moqué de toi he made a proper fool of you;4 ( littéralement) literally; l'air est devenu proprement irrespirable the air has become literally unbreathable;5 ( spécifiquement) specifically; une question proprement européenne a specifically European issue; une maladie proprement infantile a disease of childhood;6 ( comme il faut) well and truly; le professeur l'a proprement remis à sa place he was well and truly put in his place by the teacher;7 ( avec soin) [écrire, s'habiller, vêtu] neatly; faire son travail or travailler proprement to do a neat job; il tient son cahier très proprement he keeps his exercise book very neat; mange proprement! eat cleanly!;[prɔprəmɑ̃] adverbe1. [avec propreté] cleanlyil s'est fait proprement éjecter (familier) he was thrown out unceremoniously ou well and truly thrown outl'aspect proprement éducatif du projet leur a échappé they missed the specifically educational significance of the project————————à proprement parler locution adverbiale————————la maison proprement dite the house proper, the actual house, the house itself
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