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accentuer [aksɑ̃tye]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbto accentuate ; [+ goût] to bring out ; [+ pression] to increase ; [+ lettre] to accent ; [+ syllabe] to stress2. reflexive verb► s'accentuer [tendance, contraste, traits, inégalités] to become more marked ; [pression] to increase* * *aksɑ̃tɥe
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1) ( rendre plus évident) [situation] to accentuate [inégalités]; to heighten [tensions]; to increase [tendance]2) ( tenter de faire ressortir) [personne] to highlight [trait de caractère]; to emphasize [aspect]3) ( rendre tonique) to stress; ( en poésie) to accentuate [syllabe]4) ( écrire) to put an accent on [lettre]
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s'accentuer verbe pronominal to become more marked* * *aksɑ̃tɥe vt1) [lettre, caractère] to accent2) [syllabe] to stress3) (= faire ressortir) [impression, sentiment, tendance, baisse, phénomène] to accentuate, to emphasize4) (= augmenter) [effort, pression] to increase* * *accentuer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( rendre plus évident) [mesure, situation] to accentuate [inégalités, différences]; to heighten [tensions]; to increase [tendance];2 ( tenter de faire ressortir) [personne] to highlight [différences, trait de caractère, inégalités]; to emphasize [aspect];3 Phon to stress, ( en poésie) to accentuate [syllabe]; syllabe accentuée/non accentuée stressed/unstressed syllable, ( en poésie) accented/unaccented syllable;4 ( écrire) to put an accent on [lettre]; les lettres accentuées letters with accents, accented letters.B s'accentuer vpr [déséquilibre, phénomène, tendance] to become more marked, to become more pronounced; [timidité] to become worse.[aksɑ̃tɥe] verbe transitif2. [dans l'écriture] to put an accent on3. [rendre plus visible - ressemblance, différence] to accentuate, to bring out (inseparable), to emphasize ; [ - forme, traits] to emphasize, to accentuate, to highlight————————s'accentuer verbe pronominal intransitif[contraste, ressemblance] to become more marked ou apparent ou pronounced[tendance] to become more noticeable[crise] to increase in intensity
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