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pondre [pɔ̃dʀ]➭ TABLE 411. transitive verb2. intransitive verb[poule] to lay ; [poisson, insecte] to lay its eggs* * *pɔ̃dʀ1) Zoologie to lay [œuf]2) (colloq) ( produire) to produce [poème, article]; to churn out (colloq) péj [poèmes, articles]; to produce [enfant]* * *pɔ̃dʀ1. vt1) [œuf] to lay2) fig *, [œuvre] to produce2. vi* * *pondre verb table: rendre vi1 Zool to lay; la poule ne pond pas en ce moment the hen is not laying at the moment; où les oiseaux/poissons pondent-ils? where do birds/fish lay their eggs?;2 ○( produire) to produce [poème, article]; to churn out○ péj [poèmes, articles]; to produce [enfant]; j'ai pondu mon rapport en deux heures I produced my report in two hours.[pɔ̃dr] verbe transitif1. [suj: oiseau] to lay2. (familier) [suj: femme] to produce————————[pɔ̃dr] verbe intransitif[poule] to lay (an egg)[moustique, saumon etc] to lay its eggs
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