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1 draper
draper [dʀape]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. reflexive verb* * *dʀape
1.
verbe transitif to drape [tissu]; ( envelopper) to drape [personne]
2.
se draper verbe pronominal1) litse draper dans — to wrap oneself in [châle]
2) fig* * *dʀape vtto drape, [robe, jupe] to arrange* * *draper verb table: aimerA vtr ( arranger) to drape [tissu, rideau]; ( envelopper) to drape [personne, statue]; un châle lui drapait les épaules a shawl was draped around his/her shoulders; être drapé dans son manteau to be wrapped in one's coat.B se draper vpr2 fig se draper dans sa dignité to stand on one's dignity; se draper dans sa vertu to pride oneself on one's virtue.[drape] verbe transitif2. [arranger - châle, rideaux] to drape————————se draper verbe pronominalse draper dans un châle to drape ou to wrap oneself in a shawl
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