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1 autodidacte
autodidacte [otodidakt]1. adjective2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *otodidakt
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adjectif gén self-educated; ( dans un domaine) self-taught
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nom masculin et féminin self-educated person, autodidact sout* * *otodidakt nmf* * *B nmf self-educated person, autodidact sout.[otɔdidakt] adjectif————————[otɔdidakt] nom masculin et féminin -
2 cultiver
cultiver [kyltive]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ champ] to cultivateb. [+ céréales, légumes, vigne] to grow ; [+ moules, huîtres] to farmc. [+ goût, don, image] to cultivated. [+ personne, amitié] to cultivate2. reflexive verb* * *kyltive
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1) Agriculture to grow [plante]; to cultivate [champ]2) ( entretenir) to cultivate
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se cultiver verbe pronominal1) ( devoir être entretenu) [amitié, don] to need to be cultivated2) ( s'instruire) [personne] to improve one's mind3) [plante] to be grown; [terre] to be cultivated* * *kyltive vt1) [champs, terre] to cultivate, to farm, [légumes] to growIl cultive la vigne. — He grows grapes.
2) fig, [vertus, différences] to develop* * *cultiver verb table: aimerA vtr2 ( entretenir) to cultivate [art, image, tradition, relation, mémoire, don].B se cultiver vpr1 ( devoir être entretenu) [beauté, amitié, don, goût] to need to be cultivated;2 ( s'instruire) [personne] to improve one's culture;3 Agric [plante] to be grown; [terre] to be cultivated.[kyltive] verbe transitif[plantes] to grow2. [conserver obstinément - accent] to cultivate3. [entretenir - relations, savoir] to keep up————————se cultiver verbe pronominal intransitif————————se cultiver verbe pronominal transitif -
3 instruire
instruire [ɛ̃stʀyiʀ]➭ TABLE 381. transitive verba. ( = former) to teach ; [+ recrue] to trainb. (Law) [+ affaire, dossier] to conduct an investigation into2. reflexive verb► s'instruire ( = apprendre) to educate o.s.* * *ɛ̃stʀɥiʀ
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1) ( former) [personne] to teach [enfant]; to train [soldats]2) Droit3) ( informer) fml
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s'instruire verbe pronominal ( apprendre) to learn* * *ɛ̃stʀɥiʀ1. vt1) [élèves] to teach2) [recrues] to train3) DROIT, [affaire] to conduct the investigation for4)instruire qn de qch (= informer) — to inform sb of sth, to advise sb of sth
2. viinstruire contre qn DROIT — to investigate sb
* * *instruire verb table: conduireA vtr1 ( former) [personne] to teach [enfant, jeunesse]; [personne] to train [soldats]; ce film ne vise pas à instruire this film is not intended to be educational;2 Jur instruire une affaire to prepare a case for judgment; le juge chargé d'instruire l'affaire the judge in charge of preparing the case for judgment; instruire contre qn to make a case against sb;3 fml ( informer) instruire qn de qch to inform sb of sth; il nous a instruits de ses intentions he informed us of his intentions.B s'instruire vpr1 ( apprendre) to learn; on s'instruit à tout âge it's never too late to learn;2 fml ( s'informer) s'instruire de qch to find out about sth; il s'est instruit des intentions de ton collègue he found out what your colleague's intentions were.[ɛ̃strɥir] verbe transitif[former] to educateune émission destinée à instruire en distrayant a programme designed to be both entertaining and educational2. (soutenu) [aviser]instruire quelqu'un de quelque chose to inform somebody of something, to acquaint somebody with something3. DROITinstruire une affaire ou un dossier to set up a preliminary inquiry————————[ɛ̃strɥir] verbe intransitif————————s'instruire verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)————————s'instruire verbe pronominal intransitif[apprendre] to learn————————s'instruire de verbe pronominal plus prépositions'instruire de quelque chose to (try to) obtain information about something, to find out about somethings'instruire de quelque chose auprès de quelqu'un to inquire of somebody about something (soutenu), to ask somebody about something
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self-taught — /self tawt /, adj. 1. taught to oneself or by oneself to be (as indicated) without the aid of a formal education: self taught typing; a self taught typist. 2. learned by oneself: a self taught mastery of the guitar. [1715 25] * * * … Universalium
self-taught — adj having learned a skill or subject by reading about it, practising it etc yourself, rather than in a school ▪ She received some education at night school, but was largely self taught. ▪ a self taught pianist … Dictionary of contemporary English
self-taught — [ ,self tɔt ] adjective people who are self taught have learned particular skills by themselves, instead of being taught by someone … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Self-taught — a. Taught by one s own efforts. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
self-taught — self′ taught′ adj. 1) taught by oneself without the aid of formal instruction: a self taught typist[/ex] 2) learned by oneself • Etymology: 1715–25 … From formal English to slang
self-taught — [self′tôt′] adj. 1. having taught oneself through one s own efforts; self educated 2. learned by oneself without instruction … English World dictionary
self-taught — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ having acquired knowledge or skill on one s own initiative rather than through formal instruction or training … English terms dictionary
self-taught — ADJ If you are self taught, you have learned a skill by yourself rather than being taught it by someone else such as a teacher at school. Paul is self taught and became interested in photography just four years ago. ...a self taught musician … English dictionary
self-taught — UK [ˌself ˈtɔːt] / US [ˌself ˈtɔt] adjective people who are self taught have learnt particular skills by themselves, instead of being taught by someone … English dictionary
self-taught — adjective Date: 1725 1. having knowledge or skills acquired by one s own efforts without formal instruction < a self taught musician > 2. learned by oneself < self taught knowledge > … New Collegiate Dictionary
self-taught — adj. Self taught is used with these nouns: ↑artist, ↑musician, ↑painter … Collocations dictionary