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1 accoler
accoler [akɔle]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *akɔle* * *akɔle vt1) [deux bâtiments, éléments] to place side by side2) (= attribuer)* * *accoler verb table: aimer vtr1 ( mettre côte à côte) accoler un bâtiment à qch to build a building right next to sth; accoler une étiquette/un nom à to attach a label/a name to; accoler une idée à to associate an idea with;2 Imprim to bracket (together) [lignes, paragraphes].[akɔle] verbe transitif1. [disposer ensemble] to place ou to put side by side2. [joindre par une accolade] to bracket together -
2 parenthèse
parenthèse [paʀɑ̃tεz]feminine noun( = digression) digression ; ( = signe) parenthesis• ouvrir/fermer la parenthèse to open/close the parentheses* * *paʀɑ̃tɛz1) ( digression)(soit dit) par parenthèse or entre parenthèses — incidentally
2) ( signe typographique) bracketmettre quelque chose entre parenthèses — lit to put something in brackets; fig to put something aside
3) ( épisode) interlude* * *paʀɑ̃tɛz nf1) (= ponctuation) bracketentre parenthèses — in brackets, figincidentally
2) MATHÉMATIQUE bracket3) (= digression) digression, (= intermède, période) interlude* * *parenthèse nf1 ( digression) je fais une parenthèse pour vous expliquer… if I may just explain briefly…; ouvrir une parenthèse to digress; refermons la parenthèse but to come back to what we were talking about; (soit dit) par parenthèse or entre parenthèses incidentally;2 ( signe typographique) bracket; ouvrir/fermer la parenthèse to open/close brackets; mettre qch entre parenthèses lit to put sth in brackets; fig to put sth aside;3 ( épisode) interlude.[parɑ̃tɛz] nom fémininmais c'est une parenthèse but that's a digression ou an asideje fais une (brève) parenthèse pour signaler que... incidentally ou in parenthesis, we may briefly note that...fermons la parenthèse anyway, enough of thatentre parenthèses locution adjectivaleentre parenthèses locution adverbiale1. [mot, phrase]mettre quelque chose entre parenthèses to put something in parenthesis, to put something in ou between brackets (UK)par parenthèse locution adverbiale
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