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1 civilité
sivilite nf* * *B civilités nfpl fml courtesies; échanger des civilités to exchange courtesies; présenter ses civilités à qn to pay one's respects to sb.[sivilite] nom fémininla plus élémentaire civilité voudrait que l'on fasse ou serait de... it would be only polite to...————————civilités nom féminin pluriel(littéraire) [paroles] polite greetings -
2 hommage
hommage [ɔmaʒ]1. masculine noun( = marque d'estime) tribute2. plural masculine noun• mes hommages, Madame my humble respects, madam* * *ɔmaʒ
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nom masculin1) ( témoignage de respect) homage, tributerendre hommage à quelqu'un/quelque chose — to pay tribute to somebody/something
c'est lui faire trop d'hommage — it's making too much of him/her
2) ( don)‘hommage de l'auteur’ — ‘with the author's compliments’
3) Histoire homage
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hommages nom masculin pluriel1) ( salutations) respects2) ( compliments) compliments* * *ɔmaʒ1. nm1) (= manifestation de respect) homage, tributeen hommage à — in homage to, in tribute to
rendre hommage à — to pay homage to, to pay tribute to
2) (= don)2. hommages nmpl* * *A nm1 ( témoignage de respect) homage, tribute; en hommage à qn in homage ou tribute to sb; rendre hommage à qn/qch to pay tribute to sb/sth; rendre hommage à Dieu to pay homage to God; c'est lui faire trop d'hommage que de faire it's making too much of him to do;2 ( don) faire hommage de qch à qn to present sb with sth; ‘hommage de l'auteur’ ‘with the author's compliments’;3 Hist homage.B hommages nmpl1 ( salutations) respects; présenter ses hommages to pay one's respects (à to); ‘mes hommages, Madame’ ‘my respects’; ‘mes hommages à votre femme’ ‘give my regards to your wife’;2 ( compliments) compliments; elle est sensible aux hommages she is sensitive to compliments.[ɔmaʒ] nom masculinrendre hommage à quelqu'un/quelque chose to pay homage (soutenu) ou (a) tribute to somebody/something2. [don]————————hommages nom masculin pluriel(je vous présente) mes hommages, Madame my respects, Madamveuillez agréer, Madame, mes hommages respectueux ou mes respectueux hommages yours faithfully (UK), yours truly (US)en hommage à locution prépositionnelle -
3 dispenser
dispenser [dispɑ̃se]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbb. [+ bienfaits, lumière] to dispense ; [+ enseignement, formation, soins] to give2. reflexive verb* * *dispɑ̃se
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1) ( donner) to hand out [largesses] (à to); to bestow sout [honneurs, compliments] (à on)2) ( exempter)3) ( épargner)
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se dispenser verbe pronominal ( se passer de)* * *dispɑ̃se vt1) (= donner) to lavish2) (= exempter)* * *dispenser verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( donner) to give [cours, information, conseil, service, soin] (à to); to hand out [largesses] (à to); to bestow sout [honneurs, compliment, présent] (à on);3 Jur ( exempter) dispenser qn de qch/de faire to exempt sb from sth/from doing; dispensé de paiement/d'accomplir ses obligations exempt from payment/from performing one's duties;4 ( épargner) dispenser qn de qch/de faire to excuse sb from sth/doing; cela ne vous dispense pas d'étudier this does not make it any the less necessary for you to study; se faire dispenser d'un cours to be excused from a lesson; je vous dispense de (tout) commentaire I don't need any comment from you.B se dispenser vpr1 ( être donné) [cours, soins] to be given;2 ( se passer de) se dispenser de qch/de faire to spare oneself sth/the trouble of doing; j'ai décidé de me dispenser de vos services I've decided to dispense with your services.[dispɑ̃se] verbe transitif1. [exempter]je vous dispense de me rendre un rapport cette fois I'll excuse you from writing me a report this time————————se dispenser de verbe pronominal plus préposition[obligation] to get out of
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