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1 déporter
déporter [depɔʀte]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. ( = exiler) to deport ; ( = interner) to send to a concentration campb. ( = faire dévier) to carry off course• se déporter sur la gauche [voiture] to swerve to the left* * *depɔʀte
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1) ( interner) to send [somebody] to a concentration camp2) ( faire dévier d'une trajectoire) to make [something] swerve
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se déporter verbe pronominal to swerve* * *depɔʀte vt1) [populations, Juifs, enfants] to deport2) (= faire dévier) to carry off course* * *déporter verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( interner) to send [sb] to a concentration camp [personne];2 ( faire dévier d'une trajectoire) to make [sth] swerve [véhicule] (sur la gauche/droite to the left/right);B se déporter vpr to swerve (sur la gauche/droite to the left/right).[depɔrte] verbe transitif2. [déplacer]————————se déporter verbe pronominal intransitif[doucement] to move aside[brusquement] to swervese déporter vers la droite/gauche to veer (off) to the right/left
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