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1 célébrer
célébrer [selebʀe]➭ TABLE 6 transitive verb* * *selebʀe1) ( fêter) to celebrate [événement]2) ( accomplir) to celebrate [messe, mariage, culte]; to perform [rite]3) ( vanter) to praise [personne]; to remember [mort, disparu]; to extol [qualité]* * *selebʀe vt1) (= commémorer, fêter) to celebrate2) (= louer) to extol* * *célébrer verb table: céder vtr1 ( fêter) to celebrate [événement];[selebre] verbe transitif1. [fête] to observe[anniversaire, messe, mariage] to celebrate -
2 prôner
prôner [pʀone]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *pʀoneverbe transitif to advocate, to extol the virtues of* * *pʀone vt1) (= préconiser) to advocate, to commend2) (= louer) to laud, to extol* * *prôner verb table: aimer vtr to advocate, to extol the virtues of.[prone] verbe transitif
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