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rechercher [ʀ(ə)∫εʀ∫e]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. ( = chercher à trouver) [+ objet égaré ou désiré, enfant perdu] to search for ; [+ coupable, témoin] to look for ; [+ cause d'accident] to try to determine• « on recherche femme de ménage » (dans une annonce) "cleaning lady required"b. ( = viser à) [+ honneurs, compliment] to seek ; [+ danger] to court ; [+ succès, plaisir] to pursue• rechercher l'amitié/la compagnie de qn to seek sb's friendship/companyc. ( = reprendre) [+ personne] to collect* * *ʀ(ə)ʃɛʀʃe1) ( tâcher de trouver) to search out [objet convoité]; to look for [objet égaré]; to look for [logement, emploi, explication]; Informatique to search for [donnée]‘recherchons vendeuse qualifiée’ — ‘qualified sales assistant GB ou clerk US required’
2) ( tâcher d'obtenir) to seek [sécurité, bonheur, paix] ( auprès de quelqu'un with somebody); to seek, to look for [alliés, soutien]; to fish for [compliments]* * *ʀ(ə)ʃɛʀʃe vt1) [objet égaré, personne] to look for, to search for, [témoins, coupable, main-d'œuvre] to look forLa police recherche l'assassin. — The police are looking for the killer.
2) [causes d'un phénomène, nouveau procédé] to try to find3) [bonheur, l'amitié de qn] to seek4) INFORMATIQUE"rechercher et remplacer" — "search and replace"
* * *rechercher verb table: aimer vtr1 ( tâcher de trouver) to search out [objet convoité]; to look for [objet égaré]; to look for [logement, emploi, explication]; Ordinat to search for [donnée]; collectionneur qui recherche un livre rare collector searching out ou trying to track down a rare book; rechercher un terme dans une banque de données to search a data bank for a term; rechercher les causes d'un accident/d'un phénomène to look into the causes of an accident/of a phenomenon; il est recherché pour meurtre/par la police/dans le monde entier he's wanted for murder/by the police/the world over; ‘recherchons vendeuse qualifiée’ ‘qualified sales assistant GB ou clerk US required’;2 ( tâcher d'obtenir) to seek [sécurité, bonheur, paix] (auprès de qn with sb); to seek, to look for [alliances, alliés, soutien]; to fish for [compliments].[rəʃɛrʃe] verbe transitif1. [document, objet] to look ou to search for (inseparable)[disparu] to search for (inseparable)[assassin] to look for (inseparable)‘on recherche pour meurtre homme brun, 32 ans’ ‘wanted for murder brown-haired, 32-year-old man’2. [dans une annonce]4. [compliment, pouvoir, gloire] to seek (out)[sécurité] to look for (inseparable)[fortune, plaisirs] to be in search of[prendre à nouveau]va me rechercher du pain chez le boulanger/à la cuisine go and get me some more bread from the baker's/kitchen
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