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suppose [sə'pəʊz]∎ I suppose it's too far to go and see them now je suppose que c'est trop loin pour qu'on aille les voir maintenant;∎ if we suppose it is worth £5 si nous supposons que cela vaut 5 livres;∎ Mathematics suppose x equals y soit x égal à y;∎ I suppose you think that's funny! je suppose que vous trouvez ça drôle!;∎ I suppose you can't remember THAT EITHER! tu ne te souviens probablement pas de ça non plus!;∎ let's suppose (that)… supposons que…(b) (think, believe) penser, croire;∎ do you suppose he'll do it? pensez-vous ou croyez-vous qu'il le fera?;∎ I suppose not, I don't suppose so je ne (le) pense pas;∎ I don't suppose he'll agree ça m'étonnerait qu'il soit d'accord, je ne pense pas qu'il sera d'accord;∎ I suppose it must be three years since I last saw her je pense que ça doit faire trois ans que je ne l'ai pas vue;∎ you don't suppose anything's happened to them, do you? tu ne penses pas qu'il leur est arrivé quelque chose?;∎ I don't suppose you'd have time to read this, would you? tu n'as pas le temps de lire ceci, je suppose?;∎ and who do you suppose I met in the shop? et devine qui j'ai rencontré dans le magasin!∎ that theory supposes a balanced budget cette théorie suppose un budget équilibrésupposer, imaginer;∎ he's gone, I suppose? il est parti, je suppose ou j'imagine?;∎ there were, I suppose, about fifty people there il y avait, je dirais, une cinquantaine de personnessi;∎ suppose they see you? et s'ils vous voyaient?;∎ suppose we wait and see et si on attendait pour voir?;∎ suppose I'm right and she DOES come? mettons ou supposons que j'aie raison et qu'elle vienne?
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