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1 agrafer
agrafer [agʀafe]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ vêtement] to fasten ; [+ papiers] to staple* * *agʀafeverbe transitif to fasten [vêtement]; to staple (together) [papiers]* * *aɡʀafe vt1) [vêtement] to fastença s'agrafe par devant — it fastens at the front, it does up at the front
2) [documents] to staple together, [brochure, bulletin] to staple3) [revêtement, tissu] to staple4) * (= attraper) to nab * to catch* * *agrafer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( fermer) to fasten [vêtement];2 ( attacher) to staple (together) [papiers, tissu];3 ◑( attraper) to nab○, to catch.B s'agrafer vpr [vêtement] to fasten.[agrafe] verbe transitif1. [papiers] to staple (together)[bords d'un tissu] to hook ou to fasten (up)2. (très familier & argot milieu) [arrêter] to nick (très familier & UK), to bust (très familier & US)
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