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1 hug
∎ figurative to hug oneself with delight (over or about sth) se réjouir vivement (de qch)∎ she hugged the memory of that moment to herself elle chérissait le souvenir de cet instant(c) (keep close to) serrer;∎ (boat) to hug the shore serrer la côte;∎ Cars don't hug the kerb ne serrez pas le trottoir;∎ this car hugs the corners well cette voiture prend bien les virages;∎ clothes that hug the figure vêtements mpl qui moulent la silhouette;∎ Aviation to hug the ground suivre le relief du terrain2 noun(a) (gesture of affection) étreinte f;∎ to give sb a hug serrer qn dans ses bras, étreindre qn;∎ give me a hug prends-moi dans tes bras;∎ they greeted each other with hugs and kisses ils se sont accueillis avec de grandes embrassades(b) (in wrestling) prise f -
2 hug
1. past tense, past participle - hugged; verb1) (to hold close to oneself with the arms, especially to show love: She hugged her son when he returned from the war.) étreindre2) (to keep close to: During the storm, the ships all hugged the shore.) longer2. noun(a tight grasp with the arms, especially to show love: As they said good-bye she gave him a hug.) étreinte -
3 NAHUATEQUI
nâhuatequi > nahuatec.*\NAHUATEQUI v.récipr., s'embrasser." oc cencah omonepannâhuatecqueh, cencah monepantlazohtlayah ", they yere especially friendly, they greatly esteemed one another. Sah9,23.*\NAHUATEQUI v.réfl., se tenir avec les bras.Esp. abrazar a si mismo (M).Angl., to hug oneself (K)." monahuatectimotlâlia ", il est assis, se tenant par les bras - er sitzt, sich fest bei den Händen haltend.Sah 1950,112:11 et SIS 1950,309 qui interprète -tec- comme venant de l'intensitif tequi (viel).*\NAHUATEQUI v.t. tê-., embrasser quelqu'un.Esp., abrazar a otro (M).Angl., to embrace someone (K).Esp., abrazar. W.Jimenez Moreno 1974,46.Note: F.Karttunen transcrit nâhuahtequi d'après T194.Form: peut-être pour nâhuac-tequi (K). -
4 bear
bear [bεər]1. nouna. ( = carry) porterb. [+ inscription, mark, traces, signature, name] porterc. ( = feel) avoir en soid. ( = bring) [+ present, news] apportere. ( = sustain, support) supporter• to bear the weight of... supporter le poids de...f. ( = endure) [+ person, event] supporter• it doesn't bear thinking about! c'est trop affreux d'y penser !g. ( = yield) [+ interest] rapporterh. ( = give birth to) donner naissance àa. to bear right/left prendre sur la droite/la gaucheb. ► to bring... to bear4. compounds• he gave me a big bear hug il m'a serré très fort dans ses bras ► bear market noun (Stock exchange) marché m (orienté) à la baisse( = approach)to bear down on [person] foncer sur[+ claims] confirmer• how's Graham bearing up? comment Graham s'en sort-il ?[+ person] supporter patiemment* * *[beə(r)] 1.1) Zoology ours m2) (colloq) péj ( man) ours m (mal léché)3) Finance baissier m2.1) ( carry) [person, animal] porter [load]2) ( bring) [person] apporter [gift, message]; [wind, water] porter [seed, sound]3) (show, have) porter [address, inscription, name]he still bears the scars — fig il en reste marqué
4) ( keep)to bear something in mind — tenir compte de [suggestion, factor, information]
5) ( support)to bear the weight of — [structure, platform] supporter le poids de [person, object]
6) fig (endure, tolerate) supporter [illness, suspense, smell, person]8) ( stand up to) résister à [scrutiny, inspection]9) ( nurture) porter [love]10) ( yield) donner [fruit, blossom, crop]; Finance [account, investment] rapporter [interest]to bear fruit — [tree] donner des fruits; fig [idea, investment] porter ses fruits
11) (dated) ou littér (pp actif borne, pp passif born) ( give birth to) [woman] donner naissance à; [animal] mettre bas3.1)to bear left/right — [person] prendre à gauche/à droite
to bear east/west — [person] aller à l'est/à l'ouest; [road] obliquer vers l'est/l'ouest
2) ( weigh)to bear heavily/hardest on somebody — [tax, price increase] peser lourdement/le plus durement sur quelqu'un
4.to bring pressure to bear on — exercer une pression sur [person, system]
to bear oneself — ( behave) se comporter
Phrasal Verbs:- bear off- bear on- bear out- bear up
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