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1 corriger
corriger [kɔʀiʒe]➭ TABLE 3 transitive verbb. [+ erreur, défaut] to correct ; [+ abus] to remedy ; [+ manières] to improve ; [+ trajectoire, vue] to correctc. corriger qn de [+ défaut] to cure sb ofd. ( = punir) to thrash* * *kɔʀiʒe
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1) ( éliminer les erreurs) gén to correct [texte]; to proofread [manuscrit, texte]; to read [épreuves]2) ( redresser) to correct [erreur, défaut, jugement]; to redress [situation]; to improve [manières]; to correct [trajectoire, instrument]; ( adapter) to adjust [position, chiffre]; to modify [théorie]corriger le tir — Armée to alter one's aim; fig to adjust ou modify one's tactics
3) École to mark GB, to grade US [copie, examen]
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se corriger verbe pronominal1) ( en parlant) to correct oneself2) ( s'améliorer) to mend one's ways* * *kɔʀiʒe vt1) ÉDUCATION (= donner une note à) [devoir, copie] to mark Grande-Bretagne to grade USA (correction en classe) to go overLe prof n'a pas encore corrigé nos copies. — The teacher hasn't marked our papers yet.
2) [texte] to correct, to emend3) [hypothèse, itinéraire] to modify, [estimation] to adjust4) [erreur, défaut] to correct, to put right5) (= réprimander)corriger qn de [défaut] — to cure sb of
6) (= rouer de coups) to thrash* * *corriger verb table: mangerA vtr1 ( éliminer les erreurs) gén to correct [texte]; Édition to proofread [manuscrit, texte]; to read, to correct [épreuves]; édition revue et corrigée revised edition;2 ( redresser) to correct [erreur, défaut, jugement, observation]; to redress [situation]; to improve [manières]; to correct [trajectoire, instrument]; ( adapter) to adjust [position, chiffre]; to modify [théorie]; corriger qn d'un défaut/vice to cure ou rid sb of a fault/vice; corriger le tir Mil to alter one's aim; fig to adjust ou modify one's tactics; en données corrigées des variations saisonnières taking account of seasonally adjusted figures;4 ( tempérer) to soften [effet]; to alleviate [symptômes]; to mitigate [influence]; to dampen [espoirs]; ( neutraliser) to counter [effet, influence]; corriger la sévérité d'un vêtement par une note de couleur to brighten up an otherwise severe outfit; pour corriger les injustices/inégalités sociales to remedy social injustice/inequality;B se corriger vpr1 ( en parlant) to correct oneself;2 ( s'améliorer) to mend one's ways; se corriger d'un défaut to cure oneself of a fault.[kɔriʒe] verbe transitif3. [punir] to punish4. [modifier - vice] to cure ; [ - mauvaise habitude] to break ; [ - posture] to correct ; [ - comportement] to improve5. [débarrasser]a. [vice, mauvaise posture] to cure somebody ofb. [mauvaise habitude] to rid somebody of6. [adoucir - agressivité] to mitigate ; [ - parole dure] to soften7. ARMEMENT————————se corriger verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)1. [élève, auteur] to correct one's (own) work[orateur, présentateur] to correct oneself2. [devenir - plus sage] to improve (one's behaviour) ; [ - moins immoral] to mend one's ways3. [se guérir]a. [avarice, paranoïa] to cure oneself ofb. [mauvaise habitude] to rid oneself of————————se corriger verbe pronominal (emploi passif)[être rectifié] to be put right -
2 relire
relire [ʀ(ə)liʀ]➭ TABLE 43 transitive verb* * *ʀ(ə)liʀ1) ( de nouveau) to reread2) ( pour corriger) to read [something] over [texte]3) to proofread [épreuves]* * *ʀ(ə)liʀ vt1) (lire une nouvelle fois) to reread, to read againJe voudrais relire ce roman. — I'd like to read that novel again.
2) (= vérifier) to read overIl a relu sa copie avant de la rendre. — He read his exam paper over before handing it in.
* * *relire verb table: lireA vtr ( de nouveau) to reread; ( pour corriger) to read [sth] over [texte]; to proofread [épreuves].B se relire vpr ( de nouveau) to reread what one has written; ( pour corriger) to read over what one has written.[rəlir] verbe transitif————————se relire verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi) -
3 épreuve
épreuve [epʀœv]feminine nouna. ( = essai, examen) test• épreuve orale/écrite oral/written testc. ( = malheur) ordeale. (locutions)• résister à l'épreuve du temps to stand the test of time► à toute épreuve [amitié, foi] staunch ; [mur] solid as a rock* * *epʀœv1) ( moment pénible) ordeal2) (testant la valeur, résistance) testmettre à l'épreuve — to put [something/somebody] to the test
mettre à rude épreuve — to put [somebody] to a severe test; to be very hard on [voiture, chaussures]; to tax [patience, nerfs]; to put a strain on [amitié, relation]
à toute épreuve — unfailing (épith)
à l'épreuve du feu/des balles — fire-/bullet-proof
3) ( partie d'examen) (part of an) examinationépreuve écrite/orale — written/oral examination
4) Sport5) (photo, estampe) proof•Phrasal Verbs:* * *epʀœv nf1) [examen] test2) SPORT event3) (en locution: test)4) (= malheur, difficulté) trial, ordeal5) PHOTOGRAPHIE print6) TYPOGRAPHIE proof* * *épreuve nf1 ( moment pénible) ordeal; une suite d'épreuves a succession of ordeals; subir de dures épreuves to go through terrible ordeals; surmonter une épreuve to get over an ordeal; la crise économique et les épreuves qu'elle a entraînées the economic crisis and the suffering it brought with it;2 (testant valeur, résistance) test; mettre qch/qn à l'épreuve to put sth/sb to the test; mettre à rude épreuve to put [sb] to a severe test [personne]; to be very hard on [voiture, chaussures]; to tax [patience, nerfs]; to put a strain on [amitié, relation]; soumettre qch à l'épreuve de qch to subject sth to the test of sth; l'épreuve de force entre the test of strength between; procéder à l'épreuve d'un appareil to test a device; à toute épreuve [patience, solidité] unfailing ( épith); résister à l'épreuve du temps to stand the test of time; l'épreuve du feu ordeal by fire; à l'épreuve du feu/des balles [cloison, vêtement] fire-/bullet-proof;3 ( partie d'examen) gén (part of an) examination; épreuve orale oral examination; épreuve écrite paper, written examination; épreuve d'histoire/de chimie history/chemistry examination; une épreuve obligatoire/facultative a compulsory/an optional part of the examination; la deuxième épreuve du concours de piano the second part of the piano competition; épreuve anticipée de français baccalaureate French paper (taken one year before the other subjects chosen for the baccalaureate);4 Sport épreuve d'athlétisme athletics event; épreuves sur terrain/piste field/track events; épreuves éliminatoires heats; épreuves de sélection trials;6 Cin épreuves de tournage rushes;épreuve de vérité acid test.[eprɶv] nom féminin1. [test] test(littéraire) [adversité]l'épreuve adversity, hardshipépreuve écrite paper, written test5. IMPRIMERIE proofcorriger ou revoir les épreuves d'un livre to proofread a bookdernière/première épreuve final/galley proof————————à l'épreuve locution adverbiale————————à l'épreuve de locution prépositionnelleà rude épreuve locution adverbialeà toute épreuve locution adjectivale[mécanisme] foolproof[patience, bonne humeur] unfailing
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