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muscler [myskle]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ corps, personne] to develop the muscles ofb. [+ économie, industrie] to strengthen2. reflexive verb► se muscler [personne] to develop one's muscles* * *myskle
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1) litmuscler les bras/jambes — to develop the arm/leg muscles
2) fig to strengthen
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se muscler verbe pronominal1) [personne] to develop one's muscles2) [entreprise] to become more competitive* * *myskle vt* * *muscler verb table: aimerA vtr2 fig to strengthen; muscler l'industrie to make industry more competitive.B se muscler vpr1 [personne] to develop one's muscles;2 [entreprise] to become more competitive.[myskle] verbe transitif1. SPORTmuscler ses jambes/épaules to develop one's leg/shoulder muscles2. (figuré) [renforcer] to strengthen————————se muscler verbe pronominal
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