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1 conférer
conférer [kɔ̃feʀe]➭ TABLE 6 transitive verb* * *kɔ̃feʀe1) to confer [droit, statut]; to award [décoration]2) fml [fonction, âge] to give [droit, privilège]* * *kɔ̃feʀe vt1) [titre, grade]2) figconférer qch à qch/qn (un certain aspect etc) — to endow sth/sb with sth, to give sth to sth/sb, to give sth/sb sth
Ceci lui conférait un certain prestige. — This gave him a certain prestige.
* * *conférer verb table: céderA vtr1 ( remettre) [personne, institution] to confer [diplôme, droit, statut, ordres] (à on); to award [décoration] (à on); conférer le baptême à qn to baptize sb;2 ( donner) fml [fonction, âge, fortune] to give [droit, privilège] (à to); l'aisance que confère la compétence the confidence that comes with skill.[kɔ̃fere] verbe transitifconférer une médaille à quelqu'un to confer a medal on ou upon somebody————————[kɔ̃fere] verbe intransitif
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