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101 s'offrir
ɔfʀiʀ1. vpr/pass[occasion, paysage] to present itself2. vpr/réfl1) (= se payer) [vacances] to treat o.s. to, [voiture] to buy o.s., to treat o.s. toJe me suis offert une nouvelle paire de chaussures. — I bought myself a new pair of shoes., I treated myself to a new pair of shoes.
2) (= se proposer)s'offrir aux regards — to expose o.s. to the public gaze
s'offrir en otage — to offer o.s. as a hostage
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