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1 fabriquer
fabriquer [fabʀike]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb(industriellement) to manufacture ; (de façon artisanale, chez soi) to make ; [+ cellules, anticorps] to produce ; [+ faux document] to forge ; [+ histoire] to make up* * *fabʀike
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1) ( produire) gén to make; ( industriellement) to manufacture‘fabriqué en France’ — ‘made in France’
2) ( pour tromper) to forge [faux papiers]; to invent [alibi]3) (colloq) ( faire)
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se fabriquer verbe pronominal1) ( pour soi) to make [something] for oneself2) Commerce, Industrie to be manufactured* * *fabʀike vt1) [appareil, structure] to make, (industriellement) [composants] to manufacture, to make, [turbines, véhicules, logements préfabriqués] to manufacture, to make2) fig (= inventer) [histoire, alibi] to make up3) * (= faire)* * *fabriquer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( produire) gén to make; ( industriellement) to manufacture; produits fabriqués manufactured goods; ‘fabriqué en France’ ‘made in France’; fabriqué en usine/à la main factory-/hand-made; fabriqué en série mass-produced; fabriqué selon des méthodes artisanales [objet] hand-crafted; [moutarde] traditional;2 ( pour tromper) to forge [faux papiers, fausse monnaie]; to invent [alibi]; c'est une histoire fabriquée it's a made-up story; c'est fabriqué de toutes pièces it's a complete fabrication;3 ○( faire) qu'est-ce que tu fabriques? what are you up to?; qu'est-ce que tu fabriques ici? what are you doing here?B se fabriquer vpr1 ( pour soi) se fabriquer to make [sth] for oneself [meuble, appareil]; se fabriquer un personnage to create a persona for oneself;[fabrike] verbe transitif[gâteau, pull-over, guirlande] to makeça alors, qu'est-ce que tu fabriques par ici? what on earth are you doing here?qu'est-ce que tu as encore fabriqué avec mes clefs? (péjoratif) now what have you gone and done with my keys?qu'est-ce qu'il fabrique, ce bus? what's that bus up to?3. (péjoratif) [histoire] to concoct[personnalité] to build up (separable)fabriquer quelque chose de toutes pièces to make something up, to fabricate something -
2 exhiber
exhiber [εgzibe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbb. [+ animal] to exhibit ; (pejorative) [+ partie du corps] to show off ; [+ savoir, richesse] to display2. reflexive verb* * *ɛgzibe
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verbe transitif to flaunt [toilettes, richesse, objet]; to show [animal]; to expose [partie du corps]
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s'exhiber verbe pronominal1) pej ( se montrer) to flaunt oneself2) ( indécemment) to expose oneself* * *ɛɡzibe vt1) (= montrer) [papiers, certificat] to present, to produce2) péjoratif, [trophée, voiture] to display, to show offIl aime bien exhiber ses décorations. — He likes showing off his medals.
* * *exhiber verb table: aimerA vtr to flaunt [toilettes, richesse, objet]; to show [animal]; to expose [partie du corps]; Jur to produce [lettre, mandat].B s'exhiber vpr1 [exhibitionniste] to expose oneself;2 pej ( se montrer) to flaunt oneself.[ɛgzibe] verbe transitif1. [afficher - décorations, muscles] to display, to show off (inseparable) ; [ - richesses] to display, to make a (great) show of ; [ - savoir] to show off————————s'exhiber verbe pronominal intransitif[parader] to parade (around)[impudiquement] to expose oneself -
3 émettre
émettre [emεtʀ]➭ TABLE 561. transitive verba. [+ lumière, son, radiation] to emit ; [+ odeur] to give offb. (Radio, TV) to transmitc. [+ monnaie, actions, emprunt] to issue ; [+ chèque] to drawd. [+ idée, hypothèse] to put forward ; [+ doute] to express2. intransitive verb* * *emɛtʀ1) ( exprimer) to express [avis]; to put forward [hypothèse]; to raise [objection]2) ( produire) to utter [cri]; to produce [son, chaleur]; to give off [odeur]3) ( mettre en circulation) to issue [timbre, monnaie]4) [banque] to float [emprunt]5) Radio, Télévision to broadcast [programme]6) [avion, bateau] to send out [signal]7) Physique to emit [radiation]* * *emɛtʀ1. vt1) [son, lumière] to give out, to emit2) RADIO, [signal, message] to transmit3) (= mettre en circulation) [billet, timbre, emprunt, chèque] to issue4) (= formuler) [hypothèse, avis] to voice, to put forward, [vœu] to express2. vi* * *émettre verb table: mettreA vtr1 ( exprimer) to express [avis, réserve, vœu]; to put forward [hypothèse, recommandation, proposition]; to raise [objection];6 [avion, bateau] to send out [message de détresse];7 Phys to emit [chaleur, radiation].B vi Radio, TV to broadcast; émettre à partir de Moscou/sur modulation de fréquence to broadcast from Moscow/on FM.[emɛtr] verbe transitif1. [produire - rayon, son] to emit, to give out (separable) ; [ - odeur] to give off (separable), to produce2. [exprimer - hypothèse, opinion] to venture, to put forward, to volunteer ; [ - doute, réserve] to express[emprunt] to float————————[emɛtr] verbe intransitif -
4 montrer
montrer [mɔ̃tʀe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb• je l'ai ici -- montre ! I've got it here -- show me!2. reflexive verba. ( = être vu) to appear• montrez-vous ! come out where we can see you!b. ( = s'avérer) il s'est montré très désagréable he was very unpleasant* * *mɔ̃tʀe
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1) ( faire voir) to show [objet, passeport]montrer quelque chose à quelqu'un — to show somebody something, to show something to somebody
2) ( faire visiter)3) ( faire connaître) to show [problème, sentiments, connaissances]; to reveal [intentions]4) ( indiquer) [personne] to point out [trace, lieu, objet]; [panneau] to point to [direction]; [tableau, sondage] to show [évolution, résultats]montrer quelque chose du doigt or d'un geste — to point to something, to point something out
montrer quelqu'un du doigt — lit to point at somebody; fig to point the finger at somebody
montrer le chemin à quelqu'un — lit, fig to show somebody the way
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se montrer verbe pronominal1) ( se révéler) [personne] to show oneself to be; [choses] to prove (to be)2) ( se faire voir) [personne] to show oneself; [soleil] to come outon n'est pas obligés de rester mais il faut au moins se montrer — we don't have to stay but we should at least put in an appearance
••montrer le bout de son or du nez — [personne] to show one's face; [soleil] to peep through; [plantes] to poke through
* * *mɔ̃tʀe vtmontrer qch du doigt — to point to sth, to point one's finger at sth
* * *montrer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( faire voir) to show [objet, passeport]; montrer qch à qn to show sb sth, to show sth to sb; je vais vous montrer votre chambre I'll show you your room; laissez-moi vous montrer la maison let me show you around the house; robe qui montre les épaules off-the-shoulders dress; ⇒ patte;2 ( faire connaître) to show [problème, sentiments]; to show, to reveal [intentions, connaissances]; montrer des signes d'impatience/de faiblesse to show signs of impatience/of weakness; montrer que to show that; j'ai essayé de lui montrer qu'il se trompait I tried to show him that he was wrong; montrer à qn comment faire/comment se servir de qch to show sb how to do/how to use sth; attends un peu, je vais te montrer○! just you wait, I'll show you○!; elle a honte de ses parents, elle n'ose pas les montrer she's ashamed of her parents, she keeps them out of sight;3 ( indiquer) [personne] to point out, to show [trace, lieu, objet]; [panneau, boussole] to point to [direction]; [tableau, graphique, sondage] to show [évolution, résultats]; montrer qch à qn to point sth out to sb; montrer qch du doigt or d'un geste to point to sth, to point sth out; montrer qn du doigt lit to point at sb; fig to point the finger at sb; montrer le chemin à qn lit, fig to show sb the way.B se montrer vpr1 ( se révéler) [personne] to show oneself to be; [choses] to prove (to be); le gouvernement s'est montré confiant the government showed itself to be confident; mes craintes se sont montrées vaines my fears proved to be groundless; elle s'est montrée à la hauteur de la situation she showed she was up to it; se montrer d'un pessimisme exagéré to be overly pessimistic; il s'est montré serviable he was very helpful; il faut se montrer optimiste we must try to be optimistic;2 ( se faire voir) to show oneself; après cela, il n'ose plus se montrer after that, he doesn't dare show his face; elle n'osait pas se montrer avec lui she didn't dare be seen with him; on n'est pas obligés de rester mais il faut au moins se montrer we don't have to stay but we should at least put in an appearance; le président est allé se montrer à Prague the president has gone to put in an appearance in Prague; il aime se montrer serrant la main à des gens importants he likes to be seen shaking hands with important people;3 ( apparaître) to appear; le soleil s'est montré entre deux averses the sun came out between two showers.montrer la porte à qn to show sb the door; montrer le poing à qn to shake one's fist at sb; montrer les dents to bare one's teeth; montrer le bout de son or du nez [personne] to show one's face; [soleil] to peep through; [fleurs, plantes] to poke through.[mɔ̃tre] verbe transitif1. [généralement] to showmontrer quelque chose à quelqu'un to show something to somebody, to show somebody something2. [exhiber - partie du corps] to show ; [ - bijou, richesse, talent] to show off (separable), to parade, to flauntelle montrait ses charmes she was displaying her charms ou leaving nothing to the imagination (euphémisme)[laisser apparaître - émotion] to showa. [de la tête] to nod towards the exitb. [du doigt] to point to the exitc. [de la main] to gesture towards the exitmontrer la voie ou le chemin to lead ou to show the waymontrer l'exemple to set an example, to give the lead5. [marquer - suj: aiguille, curseur, cadran] to show, to point to (inseparable) ; [ - suj: écran] to show, to displayla vie des galériens, si bien montrée dans son roman the lives of the galley slaves, so clearly depicted in her novella brochure montre comment s'en servir the booklet explains ou shows how to use it————————se montrer verbe pronominal intransitifle voilà, ne te montre pas! here he is, stay out of sight!elle ne s'est même pas montrée au mariage de sa fille she never even showed up ou showed her face ou turned up at her daughter's weddingse montrer à son avantage to show oneself in a good light ou to advantage2. [s'afficher] to appear ou to be seen (in public)3. [se révéler]ce soir-là, il s'est montré odieux/charmant he was obnoxious/charming that eveningmontre-toi un homme, mon fils! show them you're a man, my son!finalement, elle s'est montrée digne/indigne de ma confiance she eventually proved (to be) worthy/unworthy of my trust -
5 exclusivité
exclusivité [εksklyzivite]feminine noun• ce film passe en exclusivité à... this film is showing only at...* * *ɛksklyzivite1) ( droits) Commerce, Cinéma, Presse exclusive rights (pl)en exclusivité — [publier] exclusively; [produit] exclusive
2) (objet, produit)* * *ɛksklyzivite nf[groupe social, lieu] exclusiveness, COMMERCE exclusive rights pl* * *exclusivité nf1 ( droits) Comm, Cin, Presse exclusive rights (pl); acheter l'exclusivité d'une marque to buy the exclusive rights to a brand; avoir l'exclusivité de la vente/distribution de qch to have the exclusive sales/distribution rights to sth; obtenir l'exclusivité de la production et de la commercialisation de qch to obtain exclusive rights to produce and market sth; en exclusivité [montrer, vendre, publier, projeter] exclusively; [produit, interview, document] exclusive; tu n'as pas l'exclusivité du bon goût hum you don't have a monopoly on good taste;2 (objet, produit) c'est une exclusivité de notre entreprise it's exclusive to our company.[ɛksklyzivite] nom féminin1. COMMERCE [droit] exclusive rights2. [objet unique][article] exclusive (article)[interview] exclusive interview4. [privilège exclusif]en exclusivité locution adverbialechemises Verpé en exclusivité chez Flakk Flakk, sole authorized distributor for Verpé shirts2. [diffusé, publié] exclusively3. CINÉMA
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