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1 investir
investir [ɛ̃vεstiʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verba. [+ capital] to investb. [armée, police] to surround2. reflexive verb• s'investir dans son travail/une relation to put a lot into one's work/a relationship* * *ɛ̃vɛstiʀ
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2) ( charger) to invest [personne, ambassadeur] (de with)3) ( se répandre dans) [policiers] to go into; [touristes, manifestants] to take over4) ( encercler) [armée] to besiege
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s'investir verbe pronominals'investir dans — ( énergiquement) to put a lot of oneself into; ( sentimentalement) to invest emotionally in
* * *ɛ̃vɛstiʀ vt1) [argent, avoirs] to invest2) [temps, efforts] to invest, to put in3)investir qn de [mission, rôle, autorité] — to vest sb with
4) [secteur, quartier] to move into* * *investir verb table: finirA vtr2 ( charger) to invest [personne] (de with); to invest [ambassadeur, ministre]; to induct [juge, magistrat]; être investi d'un droit to be invested with a right; investir qn de sa confiance to put one's trust in sb;3 ( se répandre dans) [policiers] to go into [locaux, place]; [touristes, manifestants] to take over [lieu];4 ( dépenser) to invest [énergie] (dans in);5 Psych to invest emotionally in [personne, enfant];6 ( encercler) [armée] to besiege [lieu].B s'investir vpr ( énergiquement) to put oneself (dans into); ( sentimentalement) to invest a lot of emotion (dans into).[ɛ̃vɛstir] verbe transitifinvestir à court/long terme to make a short-/long-term investment3. (soutenu) [d'un pouvoir, d'une fonction]par l'autorité dont je suis investi by the authority vested in ou conferred upon me4. [encercler - suj: armée] to surround, to besiege————————s'investir dans verbe pronominal plus prépositions'investir dans son métier to be involved ou absorbed in one's job -
2 tricot
tricot [tʀiko]masculine nouna. ( = vêtement) sweaterc. ( = tissu) knitted fabric* * *tʀikonom masculin1) ( activité) knitting2) ( ouvrage) knitting [U]3) ( étoffe) knitwear•Phrasal Verbs:* * *tʀiko nm1) (= technique) knitting no plOn fait du tricot à l'école. — We do knitting at school.
2) (= ouvrage) knitting no pl3) (= vêtement) sweater, jumper Grande-BretagneMets un tricot, il fait froid. — Put a sweater on, it's cold.
4) (= tissu) knitted fabric* * *tricot nm1 ( activité) knitting; faire du tricot to knit; tricot plat knitting (on two needles); tricot rond knitting on four needles ou with a circular needle; les différents points de tricot the different knitting stitches;2 ( ouvrage) knitting ¢; mon tricot my knitting; j'ai commencé un tricot I've started knitting something;3 ( étoffe) knitwear; une robe en tricot a knitted dress;4 †( pull de femme) sweater, jumper GB, jersey†; ( pull d'homme) sweater, jumper GB; ( cardigan) cardigan.[triko] nom masculin1. [technique] knittingfaire du tricot to knit, to do some knitting2. [étoffe] knitted ou worsted fabric3. [vêtement] knitted garment[gilet] cardigan————————en tricot locution adjectivale[cravate, bonnet] knitted
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