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déclasser [deklαse]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. [+ coureur] to relegate (in the placing) ; (dans une hiérarchie) to lower in status ; [+ hôtel] to downgradeb. [+ fiches, livres] to put back in the wrong order* * *deklase1) ( rétrograder) to downgrade2) ( mettre en désordre) to jumble up* * *deklɒse vt1) [véhicules, matériel] to decommission2) (changer le statut de) [terres, terrain] to reclassify3) SPORT, [coureur, équipe] to relegate4) (= déranger) [fiches, livres] to get out of order* * *déclasser verb table: aimer vtr2 ( mettre en désordre) to jumble up [livres, fiches];4 ( dévaloriser) déclasser qn [situation, travail] to lower sb's status; ( humilier) to be socially demeaning for [personne].[deklase] verbe transitif1. [déranger] to put out of order2. [rétrograder] to downgrade3. [déprécier] to demeance travail le déclassait he was lowering ou demeaning himself in that job4. [changer de catégorie - hôtel] to downgrade————————se déclasser verbe pronominal intransitif2. [dans un train] to change to a lower-class compartment[dans un navire] to change to lower-class accommodation
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