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1 instruire une affaire
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2 enquêter
enquêter [ɑ̃kete]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb[juge] to hold an inquiry ( sur into ) ; [police] to investigate ; (sur un sujet) to conduct a survey ( sur on)* * *ɑ̃keteverbe intransitif [policier] to carry out an investigation ( sur into), to investigate; [expert, commission] to hold an inquiry ( sur into)* * *ɑ̃kete vi1) (police, journaliste) to investigateLa police enquête actuellement sur le crime. — The police are currently investigating the crime.
2) (administration, justice) to hold an inquiry3) (= faire un sondage) to do a surveyenquêter sur — to do a survey on, carry out an opinion poll on
* * *enquêter verb table: aimer vi [policier, gendarme] to carry out an investigation (sur into), to investigate; [expert, technicien, commission] to hold an inquiry (sur into); la police enquête sur le crime the police are carrying out an investigation into the crime ou are investigating the crime.[ɑ̃kete] verbe intransitifenquêter sur un meurtre to inquire into ou to investigate a murder -
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4 enquête
enquête [ɑ̃kεt]feminine noun• ouvrir une enquête [juge] to open an inquiry• mener or conduire une enquête [police] to lead an investigation• j'ai fait or mené ma petite enquête I've done a little investigating* * *ɑ̃kɛtouvrir une enquête — to open ou set up an investigation
•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɑ̃kɛt nf1) [journaliste, police] investigationLa police a ouvert une enquête. — The police have begun an investigation.
2) (judiciaire, administrative, parlementaire) inquiry3) (= sondage d'opinion) surveyUne enquête parmi les étudiants a montré que... — A survey of students has shown that...
* * *enquête nf1 Admin, Jur inquiry, investigation (sur into); ( pour déterminer les causes d'une mort) inquest (sur into); enquête de police police investigation; enquête judiciaire judicial inquiry; ouvrir une enquête to open ou set up an investigation ou inquiry; mener une enquête to lead an investigation ou inquiry; l'enquête suit son cours the investigation is continuing;2 Presse, Sociol ( reportage) investigation (sur into); ( sondage) survey (sur about); enquête pour sondage sample survey; mener une enquête auprès de la population to carry out a survey among the population; une enquête par téléphone a telephone survey.enquête administrative public inquiry; enquête d'opinion gén survey; ( pour des élections) opinion poll; enquête parlementaire parliamentary inquiry GB, legislative inquiry US; enquête préliminaire preliminary investigation; enquête sociale investigation allowing a judge to decide on custody rights in a divorce case.[ɑ̃kɛt] nom fémininfaire ou mener sa petite enquête to make discreet inquiriesouvrir/conduire une enquête to open/to conduct an investigation -
5 examiner
examiner [εgzamine]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = analyser) to examine ; [+ question, demande, cas] to look into ; [+ projet de loi] to discuss• examiner qch dans le or en détail to examine sth in detail2. reflexive verb► s'examiner [personne] to examine o.s.* * *ɛgzamine1) ( étudier) gén to examine; ( pour faire des changements) to review [situation]2) ( observer) to examine [marchandise, visage]3) Médecine to examine [malade, blessure]* * *ɛɡzamine vt* * *examiner verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( étudier) gén to examine; ( pour faire des changements) to review [situation]; rejeter une demande sans l'examiner to dismiss a request out of hand; examiner qch de près to have a close look at sth; il faut examiner la situation de plus près the situation must be looked at more closely; examiner qn de la tête aux pieds to look sb up and down;3 Méd to examine [malade, blessure];B s'examiner vpr to examine oneself.[ɛgzamine] verbe transitif1. [réfléchir sur - dossier, documents] to examine, to go through (inseparable) ; [ - circonstances] to examine ; [ - requête] to examine, to consider ; [ - affaire] to investigate, to examine, to go into (inseparable)2. [regarder de près - meuble, signature etc.] to examine ; [ - personne] to look carefully at, to study ; [ - appartement] to have a look aroundb. (figuré) to have a very close look at, to scrutinize3. MÉDECINE [lésion, malade] to examine————————s'examiner verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)————————s'examiner verbe pronominal(emploi réciproque) to scrutinize one another ou each other -
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explorer [εksplɔʀe]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *ɛksplɔʀeverbe transitif to explore* * *ɛksplɔʀe vt* * *explorer verb table: aimer vtr1 ( visiter) to explore [pays, forêt];2 ( examiner) to explore [thème, marché, options, domaine, inconscient]; to investigate, to examine [question, cause]; ( du regard) to scan [horizon, lieu]; ( de la main) to explore [tiroir, sac];3 Méd to explore [organe].[ɛksplɔre] verbe transitif1. [voyager dans - contrée, île] to explore2. MÉDECINE [voie respiratoire, tube digestif] to explore -
7 instruire
instruire [ɛ̃stʀyiʀ]➭ TABLE 381. transitive verba. ( = former) to teach ; [+ recrue] to trainb. (Law) [+ affaire, dossier] to conduct an investigation into2. reflexive verb► s'instruire ( = apprendre) to educate o.s.* * *ɛ̃stʀɥiʀ
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1) ( former) [personne] to teach [enfant]; to train [soldats]2) Droit3) ( informer) fml
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s'instruire verbe pronominal ( apprendre) to learn* * *ɛ̃stʀɥiʀ1. vt1) [élèves] to teach2) [recrues] to train3) DROIT, [affaire] to conduct the investigation for4)instruire qn de qch (= informer) — to inform sb of sth, to advise sb of sth
2. viinstruire contre qn DROIT — to investigate sb
* * *instruire verb table: conduireA vtr1 ( former) [personne] to teach [enfant, jeunesse]; [personne] to train [soldats]; ce film ne vise pas à instruire this film is not intended to be educational;2 Jur instruire une affaire to prepare a case for judgment; le juge chargé d'instruire l'affaire the judge in charge of preparing the case for judgment; instruire contre qn to make a case against sb;3 fml ( informer) instruire qn de qch to inform sb of sth; il nous a instruits de ses intentions he informed us of his intentions.B s'instruire vpr1 ( apprendre) to learn; on s'instruit à tout âge it's never too late to learn;2 fml ( s'informer) s'instruire de qch to find out about sth; il s'est instruit des intentions de ton collègue he found out what your colleague's intentions were.[ɛ̃strɥir] verbe transitif[former] to educateune émission destinée à instruire en distrayant a programme designed to be both entertaining and educational2. (soutenu) [aviser]instruire quelqu'un de quelque chose to inform somebody of something, to acquaint somebody with something3. DROITinstruire une affaire ou un dossier to set up a preliminary inquiry————————[ɛ̃strɥir] verbe intransitif————————s'instruire verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)————————s'instruire verbe pronominal intransitif[apprendre] to learn————————s'instruire de verbe pronominal plus prépositions'instruire de quelque chose to (try to) obtain information about something, to find out about somethings'instruire de quelque chose auprès de quelqu'un to inquire of somebody about something (soutenu), to ask somebody about something -
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prospecter [pʀɔspεkte]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verbb. [+ marché] to explore ; [+ région, clientèle] to canvass* * *pʀɔspɛkte1) ( pour vendre) to canvass2) ( pour trouver) to prospect* * *pʀɔspɛkte vt1) (rechercher des gisements minéraux) [région] to prospect in2) COMMERCE, [marché] to explore* * *prospecter verb table: aimer vtr2 ( pour trouver) to prospect; prospecter un sol pour y trouver du pétrole to prospect for oil in an area of ground;3 ( examiner) to scrutinize [fichier]; prospecter les petites annonces to search through ou trawl the small ads.[prɔspɛkte] verbe transitif[clientèle] to canvass2. MINES to prospect————————[prɔspɛkte] verbe intransitif -
9 rechercher
rechercher [ʀ(ə)∫εʀ∫e]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. ( = chercher à trouver) [+ objet égaré ou désiré, enfant perdu] to search for ; [+ coupable, témoin] to look for ; [+ cause d'accident] to try to determine• « on recherche femme de ménage » (dans une annonce) "cleaning lady required"b. ( = viser à) [+ honneurs, compliment] to seek ; [+ danger] to court ; [+ succès, plaisir] to pursue• rechercher l'amitié/la compagnie de qn to seek sb's friendship/companyc. ( = reprendre) [+ personne] to collect* * *ʀ(ə)ʃɛʀʃe1) ( tâcher de trouver) to search out [objet convoité]; to look for [objet égaré]; to look for [logement, emploi, explication]; Informatique to search for [donnée]‘recherchons vendeuse qualifiée’ — ‘qualified sales assistant GB ou clerk US required’
2) ( tâcher d'obtenir) to seek [sécurité, bonheur, paix] ( auprès de quelqu'un with somebody); to seek, to look for [alliés, soutien]; to fish for [compliments]* * *ʀ(ə)ʃɛʀʃe vt1) [objet égaré, personne] to look for, to search for, [témoins, coupable, main-d'œuvre] to look forLa police recherche l'assassin. — The police are looking for the killer.
2) [causes d'un phénomène, nouveau procédé] to try to find3) [bonheur, l'amitié de qn] to seek4) INFORMATIQUE"rechercher et remplacer" — "search and replace"
* * *rechercher verb table: aimer vtr1 ( tâcher de trouver) to search out [objet convoité]; to look for [objet égaré]; to look for [logement, emploi, explication]; Ordinat to search for [donnée]; collectionneur qui recherche un livre rare collector searching out ou trying to track down a rare book; rechercher un terme dans une banque de données to search a data bank for a term; rechercher les causes d'un accident/d'un phénomène to look into the causes of an accident/of a phenomenon; il est recherché pour meurtre/par la police/dans le monde entier he's wanted for murder/by the police/the world over; ‘recherchons vendeuse qualifiée’ ‘qualified sales assistant GB ou clerk US required’;2 ( tâcher d'obtenir) to seek [sécurité, bonheur, paix] (auprès de qn with sb); to seek, to look for [alliances, alliés, soutien]; to fish for [compliments].[rəʃɛrʃe] verbe transitif1. [document, objet] to look ou to search for (inseparable)[disparu] to search for (inseparable)[assassin] to look for (inseparable)‘on recherche pour meurtre homme brun, 32 ans’ ‘wanted for murder brown-haired, 32-year-old man’2. [dans une annonce]4. [compliment, pouvoir, gloire] to seek (out)[sécurité] to look for (inseparable)[fortune, plaisirs] to be in search of[prendre à nouveau]va me rechercher du pain chez le boulanger/à la cuisine go and get me some more bread from the baker's/kitchen -
10 enquêter (sur)
enquire, inquire, investigate, probe
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