DIGRESSION - Translation from French into English

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English

digression [diɡʀesjɔ̃] N f

1. digression (s'écartant du sujet):

digression: digression (sur about)

ne faites pas trop de digressions: let's not have too many digressions

faire une digression , faire des digressions: to digress

partir dans une digression: to go off on a tangent

2. digression ASTRON:

digression: digression

English

French

digression: digression f

excursion: digression f

digress: faire une digression

digressive writer, speaker: enclin à la digression

to go off at or on a tangent (in speech): partir dans une digression

French

English

digression [digʀesjɔ̃] N f

digression: digression

se perdre dans des digressions: to get lost in one's digressions

English

French

meander speaker: faire une digression

French

English

digression [digʀesjo͂] N f

digression: digression

English

French

meander speaker: faire une digression

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La pause descriptive notamment est souvent prise pour une digression, à tort.

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Selon lui, l'orateur ne doit pas « faire entrer de force, à la manière d’un coin [« per vim cuneatur »] » la digression dans le sujet.

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Digression plaisante sur la future destinée de ce livre.

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Les digressions auxquelles se livrent les convives font passer sous nos yeux toute la société antique.

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Cette approche par l'extérieur s'accompagne d'intrusions auctoriales dans les chapitres introductifs, les parenthèses, apartés, digressions ou apostrophes au lecteur.

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