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1 appauvrir
appauvrir [apovʀiʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verb[+ personne, sol, langue] to impoverish2. reflexive verb* * *apovʀiʀ
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verbe transitif lit, fig to impoverish
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s'appauvrir verbe pronominal to become impoverished* * *apovʀiʀ vt* * *appauvrir verb table: finirB s'appauvrir vpr to become impoverished.[apovrir] verbe transitif[rendre pauvre - personne] to impoverish, to make poor ; [ - pays] to impoverish, to drain ; [ - terre] to impoverish, to drain, to exhaust ; [ - sang] to make thin, to weaken ; [ - langue] to impoverish————————s'appauvrir verbe pronominal intransitif[personne, famille, pays] to get ou to grow poorer[sol] to become exhausted[sang] to become thin
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