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1 emprisonner
emprisonner [ɑ̃pʀizɔne]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *ɑ̃pʀizɔne1) ( mettre en prison) to imprison (à, dans in); fig2) ( retenir) to keep [somebody] prisoner (à, dans in)3) ( enfermer) to clasp [personne, main]* * *ɑ̃pʀizɔne vtto imprison, to jail* * *emprisonner verb table: aimer vtr2 ( retenir) to keep [sb] prisoner (à, dans in);[ɑ̃prizɔne] verbe transitif2. [immobiliser] to traple cou emprisonné dans une minerve his neck tightly held in ou constricted by a surgical collar3. [psychologiquement] -
2 écrouer
écrouer [ekʀue]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb( = incarcérer) to imprison* * *ekʀueverbe transitif Droit to commit [somebody] to prison* * *ekʀue vtto imprison, (provisoirement) to remand in custody* * *[ekrue] verbe transitif -
3 incarcérer
incarcérer [ɛ̃kaʀseʀe]➭ TABLE 6 transitive verb* * *ɛ̃kaʀseʀeverbe transitif to imprison, to jail* * *ɛ̃kaʀseʀe vt* * *incarcérer verb table: céder vtr to imprison, jail; il est incarcéré depuis trois ans he has been in prison for three years.[ɛ̃karsere] verbe transitifto incarcerate (soutenu) -
4 contraindre
contraindre [kɔ̃tʀɛ̃dʀ]➭ TABLE 52 transitive verb* * *kɔ̃tʀɛ̃dʀ
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1) ( obliger)être contraint au repos — to be forced ou compelled to rest
2) ( réprimer) to restrain [sentiments, désir]; to curb [goût]
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se contraindre verbe pronominal1) ( se forcer)2) ( se contenir) liter to exercise self-control* * *kɔ̃tʀɛ̃dʀ vtcontraindre qn à faire — to force sb to do, to compel sb to do
* * *contraindre verb table: craindreA vtr1 ( obliger) contraindre qn à la passivité or à demeurer passif to force ou compel sb to remain passive; être contraint au repos or de se reposer to be forced ou compelled to rest; je serai contraint de déménager I'll have to ou be forced to move; je me vois contraint de démissionner I have no option but to resign; contraindre par corps Jur to imprison [sb] for debt; contraindre qn par saisie de biens Jur to distrain sb's property;B se contraindre vpr1 ( se forcer) se contraindre à faire to force oneself to do; se contraindre à des exercices/à une vie austère to force oneself to exercise/to keep to an austere lifestyle;2 ( se contenir) liter to exercise self-control.[kɔ̃trɛ̃dr] verbe transitif1. [obliger]contraindre quelqu'un à: la situation nous contraint à la prudence the situation forces us to be carefulje suis contraint de rester à Paris I'm obliged ou forced to stay in Paris2. (littéraire) [réprimer - désir, passion] to constrain (littéraire), to restrain, to keep a check on3. (littéraire) [réprimer]————————se contraindre verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi) -
5 embastiller
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6 bloquer
I.v. trans.1. To 'put away', to imprison.II.v. pronom. To 'cop', to get punishment. Il s'est bloqué deux heures de colle: He copped two hours' detention. -
7 boucler
v. trans.1. To lock, to close. Boucler la lourde: To lock the door. Les condés ont bouclé son tapis: The fuzz closed down his gamingjoint.2. To 'clap in jail', to imprison.3. La boucler: To shut up. Ça vous la boucle?! There's no answer to that! — You don't know what to say, do you?! (also: ça vous en bouche un coin!).5. Boucler une affaire: To wrap up a deal. C'est une affaire bouclée alors, hein? It's a deal then?! -
8 embastiller
v. trans. To 'clap into jail', to imprison. -
9 embigner
v. trans. To 'clap into jail', to imprison. -
10 enchetarder
v. trans. To 'clap into jail', to imprison (also: enchtiber). -
11 enchrister
v. trans. To 'clap into jail', to imprison. -
12 entoiler
v. trans. To 'clap into jail', to imprison. -
13 emprisonner
gaol, imprison, jail
См. также в других словарях:
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