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1 hypothéquer
hypothéquer [ipɔteke]➭ TABLE 6 transitive verb[+ maison] to mortgage* * *ipɔtekeverbe transitif to mortgage; fig to endanger [chances]hypothéquer l'avenir — fig to mortgage one's future
* * *ipɔteke vt* * *hypothéquer verb table: céder vtr to mortgage; fig to endanger, put [sth] at risk [chances, objectifs]; hypothéquer l'avenir fig to mortgage one's future.[ipɔteke] verbe transitif1. [propriété] to mortgage2. (figuré) -
2 hypothèque
hypothèque [ipɔtεk]feminine nouna. mortgageb. ( = obstacle) obstacle* * *ipɔtɛk1) mortgage* * *ipɔtɛk nf* * *hypothèque nf1 mortgage; prendre/rembourser une hypothèque to take out/pay off a mortgage; prendre une hypothèque sur l'avenir fig to mortgage one's future;2 fig ( doute) doubt; ( danger) threat, danger; lever l'hypothèque ( doute) to remove the doubt; ( danger) to remove the threat.[ipɔtɛk] nom féminin2. (figuré)lever l'hypothèque to remove the stumbling block ou the obstacle
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