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1 avilir
avilir [aviliʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verb[+ personne] to demean2. reflexive verb► s'avilir [personne] to demean o.s.* * *aviliʀ
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verbe transitif to demean [personne]
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s'avilir verbe pronominal [personne] to demean oneself* * *aviliʀ vt* * *avilir verb table: finirA vtr to demean [personne]; to debase [monnaie]; to bring down the price of [marchandise].B s'avilir vpr [personne] to demean oneself; [marchandise, monnaie] to depreciate; la langue écrite s'avilit the written language is being debased.[avilir] verbe transitif[marchandise] to cause to depreciate————————s'avilir verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)to demean ou to debase ou to disgrace oneself————————s'avilir verbe pronominal intransitif[monnaie, marchandise] to depreciate -
2 déprécier
déprécier [depʀesje]➭ TABLE 71. transitive verb( = faire perdre de la valeur à) to depreciate ; ( = dénigrer) to belittle2. reflexive verb* * *depʀesje1) Économie, Finance to depreciate2) ( rabaisser) to disparage, to depreciate* * *depʀesje vt* * *déprécier verb table: plierA vtr2 ( rabaisser) to disparage, to depreciate.B se déprécier vpr2 ( se rabaisser) to put oneself down.[depresje] verbe transitif————————se déprécier verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)————————se déprécier verbe pronominal intransitif -
3 dévaloriser
dévaloriser [devalɔʀize]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb[+ marchandises, collection] to reduce the value of ; [+ monnaie, diplôme] to undermine the value of2. reflexive verb* * *devalɔʀize
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1) Économie, Finance ( diminuer la valeur de) to reduce the value of [monnaie, produit]2) ( diminuer le prestige de) to depreciate [objet]; to belittle [personne]
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se dévaloriser verbe pronominal1) ( en valeur) to lose value; ( en prestige) to lose prestige2) ( se déprécier soi-même) to put oneself down* * *devalɔʀize vt* * *dévaloriser verb table: aimerA vtrB se dévaloriser vpr1 ( en valeur) to lose value; ( en prestige) to lose prestige; le métier se dévalorise the job is losing its prestige;2 ( se déprécier soi-même) to put oneself down.[devalɔrize] verbe transitif————————se dévaloriser verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)[se discréditer] to lose credibility————————se dévaloriser verbe pronominal intransitif
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