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121 agglutiner
s'agglutiner aglytine verbe pronominal [badauds] to crowd together (à at); [mouches] to cluster togethers'agglutiner autour de — [curieux] to crowd around; [maisons] to be clustered around
* * *aɡlytine vtTECHNIQUE [substances, particules] to agglutinate* * *agglutiner verb table: aimerA vtr to agglutinate.B s'agglutiner vpr1 ( se masser) [badauds] to crowd together (à at); [mouches] to cluster together; s'agglutiner autour de [curieux] to crowd around; [maisons] to be clustered around;2 Méd [plaie] to close; [microbes] to agglutinate.[aglytine] verbe transitifto mass ou to pack together (separable)————————s'agglutiner verbe pronominal intransitif -
122 pulluler
pulluler [pylyle]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb( = grouiller) to swarm ; [erreurs, contrefaçons] to abound* * *pylyleverbe intransitif1) ( se multiplier) to proliferatedepuis dix ans les romans de mauvaise qualité pullulent — over the last ten years there has been a glut of bad novels
2) ( grouiller)* * *pylyle vi1) [insectes, rats, lapins] to proliferate2) [personnes] to swarmune île privée des Caraïbes où pullulent les milliardaires du showbiz — a private Caribbean island swarming with showbiz billionaires
3) [choses] [erreurs] to abound* * *pulluler verb table: aimer vi1 ( se multiplier) to proliferate; depuis dix ans les romans de mauvaise qualité pullulent for the last ten years there has been an abundance of poor quality novels;2 ( grouiller) les touristes/insectes pullulent dans la région the area is swarming with tourists/insects; les poissons pullulent dans la rivière the river is teeming with fish; les erreurs pullulent dans le texte the text abounds with mistakes.[pylyle] verbe intransitifles mauvaises herbes pullulaient dans le jardin abandonné weeds were taking over the abandoned garden3. [fourmiller de]pulluler de to swarm ou to be alive with -
123 berkumpul
gather, cohere, assemble, congregate, agglomerate* * *gather, gathered, gathered, gathering -
124 собира
get up; lift; raise; lift(up); pick up————————gather(together)————————concentrate; gather(together); shrink————————to gather, to collect, to rally, to assemble————————assemble; collect; concentrate; gather(together); pick up; shrink* * *(народ)congregate--------add up, muster, constrict -
125 aplegar
v to gather / to congregate / to assemble / to bring together / to come together -
126 shromáždit
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127 འཚོགས་པ་
['tshogs pa]assemble, meet together, unite, join in doing something, combine, make common cause, congregate -
128 འཛོམས་པ་
['dzoms pa]meet, -> 'dzom pa, congregate, group
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