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guider [gide]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb( = conduire) to guide* * *gide
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1) ( montrer le chemin) to show [somebody] the way ( vers to)guider jusque — to take [somebody] to, to lead [somebody] to
guider à travers — to take [somebody] around
2) ( orienter) [étoile] to guide; [flair, trace] to lead; [panneau indicateur] to guide, to direct3) ( diriger) to guide [cheval, avion]4) ( conseiller) to guide
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se guider verbe pronominal* * *ɡide vt1) [voyageur, projectile] to guide2) [étudiant, néophyte] to guide* * *guider verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( montrer le chemin) to show [sb] the way (vers to); guider jusque to take [sb] to, to lead [sb] to; guider dans or à travers to take [sb] around; il m'a guidé dans les couloirs he showed me the way through the corridors; il a guidé les policiers (jusque) sur les lieux de l'accident he took ou led the policemen to the scene of the accident; le chien guide l'aveugle the dog guides the blind man;2 ( orienter) [étoile] to guide; [flair, trace] to lead; [panneau indicateur] to direct;3 ( diriger) to guide [cheval, avion, missile];4 ( conseiller) to guide; guider un enfant dans ses études to guide a child in his studies; se laisser guider par son instinct to let oneself be guided by instinct.B se guider vpr se guider sur to set one's course by [soleil]; se guider sur l'exemple de qn to take sb as a model.[gide] verbe transitif1. [diriger] to guide2. [conseiller] to guidenous sommes là pour vous guider dans vos recherches we're here to help you find what you're looking for————————se guider verbe pronominal intransitif
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