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1 right of peoples to dispose of own fate
Юридический термин: право народов распоряжаться своей судьбойУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > right of peoples to dispose of own fate
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2 право народов распоряжаться своей судьбой
2) Politics: right of peoples to order their own destiniesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > право народов распоряжаться своей судьбой
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3 disposer
disposer [dispoze]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = arranger) to arrangeb. disposer qn à faire qch/à qch ( = engager à) to incline sb to do sth/towards sth ; ( = préparer à) to prepare sb to do sth/for stha. disposer de ( = avoir l'usage de) [+ somme d'argent] to have at one's disposal ; [+ matériel, voiture] to have the use of• il disposait de quelques heures pour visiter Lille he had a few hours free in which to visit Lilleb. (Sport = se débarrasser de) to dispose of3. intransitive verb4. reflexive verb• se disposer à faire qch ( = se préparer à) to prepare to do sth━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━+1! disposer de ≠ to dispose of* * *dispoze
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verbe transitif ( placer) to arrange [objets]; to position [personnes]
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disposer de verbe transitif indirect1) ( avoir)2) ( se servir de)3) ( partir)merci, vous pouvez disposer — thank you, you may go
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se disposer verbe pronominal1) ( se préparer)2) ( se placer)* * *dispoze1. vt1) (= arranger, placer) to arrange2) (= inciter)disposer qn à qch — to dispose sb towards sth, to incline sb towards sth
disposer qn à faire qch — to dispose sb to do sth, to incline sb to do sth
2. vi1)disposer de (= avoir) [accessoire] — to have at one's disposal, [logement] to have, [argent, fonds] to have at one's disposal
Je dispose d'un ordinateur. — I have access to a computer.
Pourrais-je disposer d'un bureau? — Can I have access to an office?, Can I have the use of an office?
2) (= faire une certaine utilisation)disposer de [subordonnés] — to make use of
Il disposait des esclaves comme bon lui semblait. — He did what he liked with the slaves.
* * *disposer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( placer) to arrange [objets]; [chef, capitaine] to position [personnes]; disposer des chaises le long d'un mur to arrange chairs along a wall; nous étions disposés en cercle autour de lui we formed a circle around him;B disposer de vtr ind1 ( avoir) disposer de to have, to have at one's disposal [moyens, instruments, temps]; les machines dont nous disposons the machines we have at our disposal; vous disposez de cinq minutes pour répondre you have five minutes to answer; je ne dispose que de quelques minutes pour vous recevoir I can only spare you a few minutes;2 ( se servir de) disposer de to use; vous pourrez disposer de notre appartement cet été you can use our apartment this summer; disposez de moi comme vous voudrez fml you can employ me as you like;3 ( être maître de) fml disposer de la vie/du sort de qn to have sb's life/fate in one's hands; le droit des peuples à disposer d'eux-mêmes the right of peoples to self-determination; merci, vous pouvez disposer thank you, you may go; ⇒ homme.C se disposer vpr1 ( se préparer) se disposer à faire to be about to do; je me disposais à vous écrire quand vous avez appelé I was about to write when you rang GB ou called;2 ( se placer) nous nous sommes disposés en cercle autour de lui we formed a circle around him.[dispoze] verbe transitif1. [arranger - verres, assiettes] to lay, to set ; [ - fleurs] to arrange ; [ - meubles] to place, to arrange2. [inciter]disposer quelqu'un à to incline somebody to ou towards3. [préparer]être disposé à faire quelque chose to feel disposed ou to be willing to do somethingj'étais en retard, ce qui l'a tout de suite mal disposé à mon égard I was late, which put him off me straightaway————————[dispoze] verbe intransitif[partir]————————disposer de verbe plus préposition1. [avoir] to have (at one's disposal ou available)2. [utiliser] to use3. DROIT————————se disposer à verbe pronominal plus préposition
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