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1 mêlé
mêlé, e [mele]1. adjectivemixed ; [couleurs, tons] mingled2. feminine nouna. ( = bataille) mêlée générale free-for-all* * *
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participe passé adjectif [éléments, public, société] mixed; [sons, eaux] mingled* * *A pp ⇒ mêler.B pp adj [éléments, public, société] mixed; [sons, parfums, eaux] mingled; mêlé de mingled with; avec une crainte mêlée de respect with mingled fear and respect; plaisir mêlé de regret pleasure tinged with regret.C mêlée nf1 (bataille, cohue) mêlée; mêlée générale free-for-all; la mêlée devint générale it turned into a free-for-all; se jeter dans la mêlée to fling oneself into the fray;2 Sport ( au rugby) scrum; plonger dans la mêlée to dive into the scrum; mêlée ordonnée set scrum; mêlée ouverte loose scrum, ruck; mêlée tournée wheeled scrum;( féminin mêlée) [mele] adjectifun chagrin mêlé de pitié sorrow mixed ou mingled with pitymêlée nom féminineffondrer/tourner la mêlée to collapse/to wheel the scruma. [généralement] loose scrumb. [balle par terre] ruckc. [balle en main] maul -
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3 regroupement
regroupement [ʀ(ə)gʀupmɑ̃]masculine nouna. [d'objets, pièces de collection] bringing together ; [d'industries, partis, parcelles] grouping togetherb. ( = fait de réunir de nouveau) [d'armée, personnes] reassembling ; [de bétail] rounding up againc. [de coureurs] bunching together ; [de rugbymen] loose scrum* * *ʀ(ə)gʀupmɑ̃nom masculin1) ( rassemblement) (de mots, services, d'usines) grouping; ( d'intérêts) pooling; ( de personnes) bringing together; (de provinces, terrains) grouping together, regrouping2) ( fusion) merger3) ( fait de remettre ensemble) (de personnes, pièces de collection) getting [something] back together; ( de troupes) rallying; ( de troupeau) rounding up* * *ʀ(ə)ɡʀupmɑ̃ nmgrouping together, (= groupe) grouping* * *regroupement nm1 ( rassemblement) (de mots, services, d'usines) grouping; ( d'intérêts) pooling; ( de personnes) bringing together; (de provinces, terrains) grouping together, regrouping; ( de sociétés) grouping, consolidation; lieu de regroupement meeting point;2 ( fusion) merger; favoriser les regroupements to encourage mergers;3 ( fait de remettre ensemble) (de personnes, pièces de collection) getting [sth] back together; ( de troupes) rallying; ( de troupeau) rounding up.regroupement familial Admin family entry and settlement; regroupement pédagogique Admin school merger, school consolidation US.[rəgrupmɑ̃] nom masculinregroupement de troupes gathering ou grouping together of troops -
4 regrouper
regrouper [ʀ(ə)gʀupe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb[+ objets, industries, partis, parcelles] to group together ; [+ pièces de collection] to bring together ; [+ territoires] to consolidate ; [+ services, classes] to merge2. reflexive verba. ( = se réunir) [personnes] to gather ; [entreprises] to group togetherb. [coureurs] to bunch together again ; [rugbymen] to form a loose scrum* * *ʀ(ə)gʀupe
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1) ( mettre ensemble) to group [something] together [objets, mots, services, terrains]; to bring [something] together [personnes]; to pool [intérêts]; ( amalgamer) to mergel'exposition regroupe vingt tableaux de Monet — the exhibition brings together twenty pictures by Monet
2) ( remettre ensemble) to reassemble [élèves]; to rally [partisans, armée]; to regroup [parti]; to round up [animaux]
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se regrouper verbe pronominal1) ( se mettre ensemble) [groupes, entreprises] to group together; [mécontents] to gather (together)2) ( se remettre ensemble) [personnes] to regroup; [coureurs] to bunch together again* * *ʀ(ə)ɡʀupe vt1) (= grouper) to group togetherNous avons regroupé les enfants suivant leur âge. — We grouped the children together according to age.
2) (= contenir) to include, to comprise* * *regrouper verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( mettre ensemble) to group [sth] together [objets, mots, services, terrains]; to bring [sth] together [personnes]; to group [sth] together, to consolidate [provinces, territoires]; to pool [intérêts]; ( amalgamer) to merge; l'exposition regroupe vingt tableaux de Monet the exhibition brings together twenty Monets; regrouper deux chapitres en un seul to merge two chapters into one; les trois écoles regroupent 3 000 élèves the three schools have a combined roll of 3,000 pupils; questions regroupées autour d'un thème questions based on a theme;2 ( remettre ensemble) to reassemble [élèves]; to rally [partisans, armée]; to regroup [parti]; to round up [animaux].B se regrouper vpr1 ( se mettre ensemble) [groupes, entreprises] to group together; [mécontents] to gather (together) (autour de around; derrière behind); se regrouper en association to form an association;2 ( se remettre ensemble) [personnes] to regroup; [coureurs] to bunch together again.[rəgrupe] verbe transitif2. [contenir] to containle centre culturel regroupe sous un même toit un cinéma et un théâtre the arts centre accommodates ou has a cinema and a theatre (under the same roof)————————se regrouper verbe pronominal intransitif1. [institutions] to group together[foule] to gatherles sociétés se sont regroupées pour mieux faire face à la concurrence the companies have joined forces to deal more effectively with the competition
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