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1 unreasonable
unreasonable [‚ʌn'ri:zənəbəl]∎ you're being unreasonable vous n'êtes pas raisonnable;∎ it's unreasonable to stay up so late ce n'est pas raisonnable de veiller si tard;∎ surely it's not unreasonable to expect that… on peut tout de même raisonnablement s'attendre à ce que…;∎ at this unreasonable hour à cette heure indue(b) (excessive) excessif, déraisonnableUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > unreasonable
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2 forget
(a) (be unable to recall) oublier;∎ he'll never forget her il ne l'oubliera jamais;∎ have you forgotten all your Latin? avez-vous oublié tout votre latin?;∎ I'll never forget seeing him play Lear je ne l'oublierai jamais ou je le reverrai toujours dans le rôle de Lear;∎ I forgot (that) you had a sister j'avais oublié que tu avais une sœur;∎ he's forgotten how to type il ne sait plus (comment) taper;∎ I forgot which house is his je ne sais plus ou j'ai oublié quelle maison est la sienne;∎ I never forget a face j'ai la mémoire des visages;∎ she'll never let him forget his mistake elle n'est pas près de lui pardonner son erreur;∎ I forgot the time j'ai oublié l'heure;∎ to forget one's manners oublier ses manières;∎ have you forgotten your manners? où sont tes bonnes manières?; (to child) veux-tu être poli!;∎ to forget oneself s'oublier;∎ he was so overwhelmed by emotion that he quite forgot himself il était tellement ému qu'il perdit toute retenue;∎ it's my idea and don't you forget it! c'est moi qui ai eu cette idée, tâchez de ne pas l'oublier!;∎ such things are best forgotten il vaut mieux ne pas penser à de telles choses;∎ that never-to-be-forgotten day ce jour inoubliable ou mémorable(b) (neglect, overlook) oublier, omettre;∎ she forgot to mention that she was married elle a oublié ou a omis de dire qu'elle était mariée;∎ he seems to have forgotten his old friends il semble avoir oublié ses anciens amis;∎ don't forget the poor at Christmas n'oubliez pas les pauvres à Noël;∎ the forgotten man of Scottish football le laissé-pour-compte du football écossais;∎ not forgetting… sans oublier…;∎ let's forget our differences oublions nos différends;∎ familiar forget it! (in reply to thanks) de rien!□ ; (in reply to apology) ce n'est pas grave!, ne t'en fais pas!; (in irritation) laisse tomber!; (in reply to question) cela n'a aucune importance!□, peu importe!□ ;∎ they can forget it! (they're being unreasonable, they've no chance) ils peuvent faire une croix dessus!(c) (leave behind) oublier, laisser;∎ don't forget your umbrella! n'oublie pas ton parapluie!(d) (give up → idea, plan) abandonner, renoncer à;∎ if we don't get financial backing, we'll just have to forget the whole thing si nous n'obtenons pas de soutien financier il nous faudra renoncer au projetoublier;∎ before I forget (can you do something?) avant que j'oublie ou que je n'oublie;∎ to forget about sb/sth oublier qn/qch;∎ sorry, I completely forgot about it désolé, j'avais complètement oublié;∎ and you can forget about going to London! et ce n'est pas la peine de songer à aller à Londres!
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stubborn — adjective 1 determined not to change your mind, even when people think you are being unreasonable: a stubborn streak (=a stubborn part of your character): I knew you d be too stubborn to listen! | stubborn as a mule (=very stubborn) 2 stubborn… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
know something as well as I do — know sth as well as ˈI do idiom used to criticize sb by saying that they should realize or understand sth • You know as well as I do that you re being unreasonable. Main entry: ↑knowidiom … Useful english dictionary
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