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1 autoproclamé
autoproclamé, e [otopʀɔklame]* * *otopʀɔklame adj autoproclamé, -e(président, chef, leader, vainqueur) self-proclaimed -
2 crier
crier [kʀije]➭ TABLE 71. intransitive verba. [personne] to shout ; (très fort) to scream ; (ton aigu) to shriek ; ( = vagir) to cry ; (de peur) to cry out• « oh non ! » cria-t-il "oh no!" he cried• crier à l'assassin or au meurtre to shout "murder"2. transitive verb* * *kʀije
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1) ( pour dire) to shout ( à quelqu'un to somebody)crier des slogans — to shout ou chant slogans
2) ( pour proclamer) to proclaim [indignation]; to protest [innocence]
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crier à verbe transitif indirecton a crié au génie quand il a proposé sa théorie — he was proclaimed a genius when he put forward his theory
on a crié au scandale quand... — there was an outcry when...
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verbe intransitif1) [personne] to shout; ( en pleurant) to cry; ( de peur) to screamcrier de peur/plaisir — to cry out in fear/delight
crier après (colloq) quelqu'un — to shout at somebody
2) [animal] to give a cry; [singe] to chatter; [mouette] to cry; [porc] to squeal3) [craie, chaussure] to squeak; [planche, marche, gond] to creak; [pneu, frein] to squeal••crier comme un cochon qu'on égorge or un damné — to squeal like a stuck pig
* * *kʀije1. vi1) (pour appeler) to shout, to cry2) (de peur, de douleur) to scream3) fig (= grincer) to squeal, to screech2. vt[ordre, injure] to shout* * *crier verb table: plierA vtr1 ( pour dire) to shout (à qn to sb); crier des slogans to shout ou chant slogans; il m'a crié de m'enfuir he shouted to me to run away; elle a crié qu'elle en avait marre○/que c'était fini she shouted that she'd had enough/that it was over;2 ( pour proclamer) crier son indignation/dégoût to proclaim one's indignation/disgust; crier son innocence to protest one's innocence.B crier à vtr ind ils criaient à l'oppression/l'injustice/la provocation they protested that it was oppression/injustice/provocation; on a crié au génie quand il a proposé sa théorie he was proclaimed a genius when he put forward his theory; crier au vol/au meurtre to cry ou shout ‘stop thief’/‘murder’; on a crié au scandale quand… there was an outcry when…C vi1 ( forcer la voix) [personne] to shout; ( en pleurant) to cry; ( de peur) to scream; elle n'arrête pas de crier [adulte] she's always shouting; ne crie pas, je t'entends! you don't have to shout, I can hear you!; crier de joie to shout for joy; crier de douleur/peur/plaisir to cry out in pain/fear/delight; crier après○ qn to shout at sb;2 ( émettre des sons) [animal] to give a cry; [singe] to chatter; [mouette] to cry; [porc] to squeal;3 (crisser, grincer) [craie, chaussure] to squeak; [planche, marche, gond] to creak; [pneu, frein] to squeal; la scie criait sur le métal the saw screeched as it bit into the metal.crier comme un cochon qu'on égorge or un damné to squeal like a stuck pig.[krije] verbe intransitif1. [généralement] to cry (out)crier de douleur to scream with ou to cry out in paincrier comme un damné ou putois ou veaua. (familier) [fort] to shout ou to yell at the top of one's voiceb. [avec des sons aigus] to squeal like a stuck pigc. [protester] to scream blue murdercrier au scandale to call it a scandal, to cry shamecrier à l'aide ou au secours to shout for help, to cry for help[souris] to squeak[porc] to squeal[perroquet] to squawk[paon] to screech[oie] to honk[cuir, craie] to squeak[charnière] to creak————————[krije] verbe transitif1. [dire d'une voix forte - avertissement] to shout ou to cry (out) ; [ - insultes, ordres] to bawl ou to yell out (separable)a. [arriver] without warningb. [partir] without so much as a by-your-leave2. [faire savoir]crier son innocence to proclaim ou to protest one's innocencecrier misère [se plaindre] to complain of hardshipa. [le rendre public] to shout ou to proclaim something from the rooftopsb. [s'en vanter] to let everyone know about something3. [demander]————————crier après verbe plus préposition1. [s'adresser à] to shout ou to yell at2. [réprimander] to scold -
3 proclamer
proclamer [pʀɔklame]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ république, état d'urgence, indépendance, innocence] to proclaim ; [+ résultats] to announce* * *pʀɔklame1) ( reconnaître officiellement) to proclaim2) ( annoncer) to declare [confiance, intention, conviction]; to proclaim [innocence]* * *pʀɔklame vt1) [indépendance, volonté] to proclaim2) [résultat d'un examen] to announce* * *proclamer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( reconnaître officiellement) to proclaim [souveraineté, état d'urgence]; il a été proclamé roi he was proclaimed king;2 ( annoncer) [personne] to declare [confiance, intention, conviction]; to proclaim [innocence]; [affiche, document] to proclaim [liberté, souveraineté].[prɔklame] verbe transitif -
4 soutien
soutien [sutjɛ̃]masculine nouna. ( = aide) support• apporter son soutien à qn/qch to give sb/sth one's supportb. ( = personne) être soutien de famille to be the main wage-earner in the family* * *sutjɛ̃nom masculin1) ( appui) support (à for)soutien en anglais — École extra help in English
2) ( agent) support3) (de voûte, plate-forme) support* * *sutjɛ̃ nm* * *soutien nm1 ( appui) support (à for); j'affirme/exprime mon soutien aux travailleurs I confirm/express my support for the workers; le parti a proclamé/manifesté son soutien à la majorité the party proclaimed/showed its support for the majority; soutien financier/politique financial/political support; soutien moral/actif moral/active support; mesures de soutien à l'économie measures to support the economy; soutien en physique/anglais Scol extra help in physics/English; soutien aux victimes victim support;2 ( agent) support; leur fils/l'armée/le parti est leur seul soutien their son/the army/the party is their sole support;3 (de voûte, plate-forme) support.soutien de famille wage earner in a family (exempt from national service).[sutjɛ̃] nom masculin2. [aide] supportapporter son soutien à quelqu'un to support somebody, to back somebody up3. [défenseur] supporter4. DROITêtre soutien de famille to have dependents (and receive special treatment as regards French National Service)5. ÉCONOMIE -
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proclaimed — index alleged, public (known) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
Proclaimed — Proclaim Pro*claim , v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Proclaimed}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Proclaiming}.] [OE. proclamen, L. proclamare; pro before, forward + clamare to call or cry out: cf. F. proclamer. See {Claim}.] [1913 Webster] 1. To make known by public… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
proclaimed — un·proclaimed; … English syllables
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self-proclaimed — [self′prō klāmd′] adj. so proclaimed or announced by oneself [a self proclaimed ruler] … English World dictionary
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self-proclaimed — adj. proclaimed by oneself or itself to be such. * * * ˌself proˈclaimed [self proclaimed] adjective (often disapproving) giving yourself a particular title, job, etc. without the agreement or permission of other people … Useful english dictionary
