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1 dédoubler
dédoubler [deduble]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ classe] to divide in two* * *deduble
1.
verbe transitif ( diviser) to split [something] in two [groupe]; to separate [something] into strands [câble]
2.
se dédoubler verbe pronominal ( se diviser) [groupe] to split in two; [ongle] to split; [rayon, image] to split in two; [fil, laine, câble] to come apart* * *deduble vt1) [classe, effectifs, image] to split2) [dispositif, poste] to double up3) [couverture] to unfold4) [manteau] to remove the lining of* * *dédoubler verb table: aimerA vtr3 Cout to remove the lining of [vêtement].B se dédoubler vpr1 ( se diviser) [groupe] to split in two; [ongle] to split; [rayon, image] to split into two; [fil, laine, câble] to come apart;[deduble] verbe transitif1. [diviser - groupe] to split ou to divide in two ; [ - brin de laine] to separate into strands2. TRANSPORTSdédoubler un train to put on ou to run an extra train————————se dédoubler verbe pronominal intransitif1. PSYCHOLOGIEsa personnalité se dédouble he suffers from a split ou dual personalityje cuisine, viens ici, je ne peux pas me dédoubler! (humoristique) I'm cooking, come here, I can't be everywhere at once!2. [se diviser - convoi, image] to be split ou divided in two ; [ - ongle] to split
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