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1 cloîtrer
klwatʀe
1.
verbe transitif ( enfermer) to shut [somebody] away
2.
se cloîtrer verbe pronominal ( s'enfermer) to shut oneself away* * *cloîtrer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( enfermer) to shut [sb] away; il cloître sa fille dans sa chambre he keeps his daughter shut (away) in her bedroom; rester cloîtré dans sa chambre to shut oneself away in one's room;2 Relig to put [sb] into a monastery [homme]; to put [sb] into a convent [femme]; religieuse cloîtrée nun belonging to an enclosed order.B se cloîtrer vpr1 ( s'enfermer) to shut oneself away (dans in); se cloîtrer dans le silence to retreat into silence;2 Relig [homme] to enter a monastery; [femme] to enter a convent.[klwatre] verbe transitif1. RELIGION2. [enfermer] to shut up ou awaynous sommes cloîtrés toute la journée/dans notre atelier we're shut up all day/in our workshop————————se cloîtrer verbe pronominal -
2 clausura sf
[klau'zura]Rel -
3 clausura
sf [klau'zura]Rel
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