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1 inclined
inclined [ɪn'klaɪnd]∎ to feel or be inclined to do sth (tend to) avoir tendance à faire qch; (have desire to) avoir envie de faire qch;∎ I'm inclined to agree j'aurais tendance à être d'accord;∎ he's inclined to exaggeration il a tendance à exagérer, il exagère facilement;∎ the drawers are inclined to stick les tiroirs ont tendance à se coincer;∎ he's inclined to put on weight il a tendance à grossir;∎ to be well inclined towards sb être bien disposé envers qn;∎ if you are so inclined si ça vous dit, si le cœur vous en dit;∎ I'm not musically inclined (don't like music) je ne suis pas très porté sur la musique; (have no talent) je n'ai pas de talent musical;∎ if you're that way inclined (if you want to) si cela vous dit;∎ familiar he's the other way inclined (in his sexual orientation) il est de l'autre bord;∎ familiar I'm not that way inclined je ne suis pas comme ça(b) (slanting, leaning) incliné►► inclined plane plan m incliné; -
2 incline
a. ( = bend) incliner• inclined at an angle of... incliné à un angle de...• to be inclined to do sth ( = have tendency to) avoir tendance à faire qch ; ( = feel desire to) être enclin à faire qch• I'm inclined to think that... je suis enclin à penser que...a. ( = slope) s'inclinerb. ( = tend towards) his politics incline towards socialism il a des idées proches du socialisme3. nounpente f━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✦ Lorsque incline est un verbe, l'accent tombe sur la deuxième syllabe: ɪnˈklaɪn, lorsque c'est un nom, sur la première: ˈɪnklaɪn.* * *1. ['ɪŋklaɪn] 2. [ɪn'klaɪn]transitive verb1) ( tilt) incliner2)3. [ɪn'klaɪn]to be inclined to do — ( have tendency) avoir tendance à faire; ( have desire) avoir envie de faire
1) ( tend)to incline to ou towards — [ideas, politics] tendre vers
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3 half
half [hα:f](plural halves)1. nouna. (of one whole) moitié f• nearly half of all marriages end in divorce près de la moitié des mariages se terminent par un divorce• 100 employees, half of whom are part-time 100 employés, dont la moitié sont à temps partielb. (in numbers, calculations) demi m• to cut sth in half [+ object] couper qch en deux ; [+ costs, prices, workforce] réduire qch de moitiéc. ( = part of match) mi-temps f• the first/second half la première/seconde mi-temps2. adjective3. adverba. ( = 50%) a mixture of half milk, half cream un mélange moitié lait moitié crème• a PC costs half as much again in Europe as in America les PC coûtent une fois et demie plus cher en Europe qu'en Amériqueb. ( = partially) à moitié• half angry, half amused mi-fâché, mi-amuséc. ( = almost) un peu• I'm half afraid that... j'ai un peu peur que... ne + subj• I half suspect that... je soupçonne que...• not half! tu parles ! (inf)• what time is it? -- half past quelle heure est-il ? -- la demie4. compounds━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━(US) ( = milk and cream) mélange mi-crème mi-lait• it took half-an-hour ça a pris une demi-heure ► half-baked adjective [plan, idea] à la noix (inf) ; [attempt] maladroit• to have a half-day (holiday) avoir une demi-journée (de congé) ► half-dead adjective à moitié mort• the clock struck the half-hour l'horloge a sonné la demie adjective [wait] d'une demi-heure ► half-life noun demi-vie f• there are no half measures with him il ne fait jamais les choses à moitié ► half-moon noun demi-lune f• children are admitted half price les enfants paient demi-tarif adjective• tickets are half price this week les billets sont à moitié prix cette semaine ► half-sister noun demi-sœur f• at half time à la mi-temps adjective• half-time score score m à la mi-temps ► half-truth noun demi-vérité f* * *[hɑːf], US [hæf] 1.1) ( one of two parts) moitié f2) ( fraction) demi m5) (colloq) GB ( half pint) demi-pinte f6) GB ( half fare) demi-tarif m2.3.a half-litre —
1) (50%) moitié fthat was a meal and a half! — (colloq) ça a été un sacré repas! (colloq)
2) ( in time) demi/-e m/fhalf past two — GB
4.half two — (colloq) deux heures et demie
1) à moitiéhalf as much money/as many people — moitié moins d'argent/de personnes
I was half hoping that... — j'espérais presque que...
2) (colloq) ( in phrases)not half old — pas jeune iron
he wasn't half surprised — (colloq) il était drôlement (colloq) surpris
it doesn't half stink! — (colloq) ça pue drôlement! (colloq)
not half! — (colloq) et comment!
not half bad — (colloq) pas mauvais or mal du tout
••half a minute ou second ou tick (colloq) GB ou mo (colloq) — une petite minute, un instant
one's better ou other half — sa (douce) moitié
too clever by half — (colloq) un peu trop malin/-igne
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4 apt
apt [æpt]a. ( = appropriate) pertinentb. ( = inclined) to be apt to do sth avoir tendance à faire qch* * *I [æpt]1) ( suitable) [choice, description] heureux/-euse; [title, style] approprié (to, for à)2) ( inclined)IIabrév écrite = apartment -
5 incline
∎ it's unlikely to incline them to work harder il est peu probable que cela les pousse ou incite à travailler davantage;∎ his unhappy childhood inclined him towards cynicism or to be cynical c'est à cause de son enfance malheureuse qu'il a tendance à être cynique(b) (lean, bend) incliner;∎ to incline one's head incliner la tête;∎ literary to incline one's ear to sb prêter l'oreille à qn∎ to incline to do sth avoir tendance à faire qch;∎ he inclines towards exaggeration il a tendance à exagérer, il exagère facilement(b) (lean, bend) s'incliner3 noun -
6 prone
prone [prəʊn](a) (inclined) sujet, enclin;∎ to be prone to do sth être sujet ou enclin à faire qch;∎ prone to a disease prédisposé à une maladie(b) (prostrate) à plat ventre;∎ in a prone position couché sur le ventre
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