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1 concourir
concourir [kɔ̃kuʀiʀ]➭ TABLE 111. intransitive verb[concurrent] to compete• concourir à qch/à faire qch [personnes] to work towards sth/towards doing sth ; [circonstances] to contribute to sth/to doing sth* * *kɔ̃kuʀiʀ
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verbe intransitif1) ( participer) [athlète, candidat] to compete ( pour for; dans in); [livre, film] to be entered ( pour for)2) Mathématique ( converger) to converge
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concourir à verbe transitif indirect1) ( collaborer pour)concourir à quelque chose/à faire — [facteurs] to combine to bring about something/to do; [personnes] to work together toward(s) something/to do
2) ( contribuer à) [facteur, personne]* * *kɔ̃kuʀiʀ vi1) SPORT to compete2)concourir à [effet] — to contribute to
* * *concourir verb table: courirA vi1 ( participer) [athlète, candidat] to compete (pour for; dans in); [livre, film] to be entered, to be in the running (pour for); concourir aux jeux Olympiques to compete in the Olympic games; les films admis à concourir au festival the films which have been entered for the festival;B concourir à vtr ind1 ( collaborer pour) concourir à qch [facteurs] to combine to bring about sth; [personnes] to work together towards sth; concourir à faire qch [facteurs] to combine to do sth; [personnes] to work together to do sth;2 ( contribuer à) [facteur, personne] concourir à qch to help bring about sth; concourir à faire qch to help do sth.[kɔ̃kurir] verbe intransitif1. [être en compétition] to competeconcourir avec quelqu'un to compete with ou against somebody————————concourir à verbe plus préposition
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